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The House C0mmittees-Chair
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2O.--Speaker Kerr
announced the committees In the House
soon after assembling. The Chairmea
are as follows;
Electious--Jo ohm T. Harris, of Virginia.
Ways and Means--W. ii. Morrison, Of
Illinois.
.Appropriations-Samusl j. Randall.
Banking and Currency-S. ). Cox.
Foreign Affairs-Thos. Swan, OF Mary
land.
Pacific Railroad-L. Q. .. Lamar, of
Mississippi.
lucky.
CIaims--John NJ. Bright, Of Tennes-
see.
War Claims-John R. Eden, OF Illi-
nols.
Commerce-Trank Hereford, OF West
Virginia.
Public Lands-Milton Sayler, of Ohio.
Post ,ffices and Post Roads-John b
Clark, OF Missouri.
Military Affairs-H. B. Banning, oi
Ohio.
Naval Affairs-Whitthorne, of Tennes
see.
Education and Labor-Gilbert G. Walk
er, of Virginia.
revision of Laws, Milton ]. Durham
OF Kentucky.
| Coinage, Weights and Measures-A
II. Stephens, of Georgia.
| Patents-Robert p. Vance, of Nortf
| Carolina.
| Public Buildings and Grounds-Wm
s. Holman, oil Indiana.
District of Observation-Disclosures, of Mis-
souri,.
Invalid Pensions--George A. jerks, o
Pennsylvania.
Revolutionary Pensions-Epps Hun
ton, Virginia.
Indian Affairs-Scales, Of North Caro-
lima.
Agriculture-John II. Caldwell, OF Ala
| bama.
Militia-Jacob H. Cowan, of Ohio.
| Public EXpenditures--C. w. Milliken
Of Kentucky.
Private Land Claims-T. M. Gunter
of Arkansas.
Territories Milton j. Southard, o
| Ohio.
Railways and Canals-T. L. Jones, o
Kentucky.
Manufactures-W. M. H. Stone, o
Missouri.
Reform of the Civil Service-J ohm o
| Whitehouse, OF New York.
Mines and Mining-Richard P. Bland
of Missouri.
Villains, of Indiana.
AS soon as the list Of Committees ha,
been read, the House adjourned.
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The Grand Jury.

The Grand Jury this morning brought
in the following indictments: Joseph
Maus, burglary; John b. Brown, cutting
with intent to kill, two indictments;
Daniel Nultie, VIM. Nultie, Edward
Watson, assault with intent to kill;
Frank Leyden, Moses Murphy, Louis
Albert, burglary; Michael Ryan, cutting
with intent to kill; Peter Kline, assault
with intent to rape; Chris. Goetz,, VIM.
Goetz, burglary; j. w. Rutledge, obtain
ing money under false pretenses; Philip
Bentz, Henry Pliffner, Leonard Adler,
Chas. Menge, Louise FRANKIE, burglary;
VIM. Burke, burglary; Dee Duncan,
manslaughter.
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thrown by some unknown one Of the
party, and seriously If not fatally In

thrown by some unknown one OF the
party, and seriously If not fatally In
jured.
Forty-ssven hunters from the United
States, arrested for killing game out OIL
season. in the vicinity of Moose creek,
Canada, have been fined ana the game
confiscated.
The firm Of JIM. Goldsmith, of Boston,
dealers in naval stores, are reported
failed. Liabilities, $l23, 900; assets nom.
inally $4,000 but outside OF $ll0,oOo
cash, the assets are said to amount 70
but little.
The barge Terry, from Houston to
Galveston, was destroyed by fire IN the
canal, near Morgan's Point Friday
night. Six hundred bales of Cotton
were burnt. 1t Is stated the cotton was
set on fire.
John A.. Finney, for three years en-
gagged in the bogus commission business
In Pittsburg, and who has fieeced many
of the produce dealers Of Ohio and states
further west, has been taken to Lorall
county, Ohio, for trial.
James Carr, eighteen years of age. was
| found Saturday night frozen to death
on the Merrimack river, at Lowell, Mass
A wood-chopper named Mullen wa
found frozen to death near fremont,
II. He had been drinking.
William Schmuch, of Amh erst, Ohit
while walking ON the railroad track nea
Elyria, waa attacked by two tramps. l
attempting to resist them, he was throw
under the train, and had one arm Gu
i of, and was otherwise bdaly injured
The tramps escaped.
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James Robinson, colored, the owner OF
the 'Robinson House," on the Bull Run
battlefield, near Manassas, Va, died a
few days since. He witnessed both OF
the memorable battles, remaining ON his
place with his family during those terri
Bile scenes Of blood. His house received
hundreds of bullets and one solid "a
FOUNDER, which went through bed,
upon which lay sick Cnfederate sol
der. He witnessed the death of the
Confederate Generals Bee and Barlow
which took place within hundrd yards
Of his door. He saw the marble monu-
ment erected to their memory, and saw
the Federal soldiers destroy the same at
the second battle. He gathered up the
fragments and preserved them, and UP
to the time of his death would give visit
ors to the battlefield who desired 1t
small piece Of the marble as memento
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FLASHES.

Diptheria is prevailing in an epidemic
form at Columbus, O.
R., Opdyke, a. aswell-known miller of
Birmingham, Mich, has disappeared.
The Mechanics Bank OF Montreal has
fsopeued on q borrowed capital OF
ssiiaas, 700.
Twenty three divorce cases are on the
docket at Matt0op, ILL.,, all brought by
husbands.
Peter. s. Hardsell, well-to-do citizen
OF Maysville, Indiana, committed sui
eide yesterday.
The winners of the New Orleans races
on Saturday were Malmistic, Kilburn
and Sam Harper.
West Cairo, o.. was burned Saturday
night. Loss $4,000.
w. b. Thompson was hung at Lewis.
burg, Arkansas, on Friday, for the muir.
der Of Mrs. Slower.
D. A.. Ross & Co., Detroit lumber
dealers, have failed. Liabilities $780,
600; assets, $400, 900.
VIM. Fenton had both legs cut off and
was instantly killed by locomotive
near Piercetown. Ind.
Four Of the Montreal bread rioters
have been sentenced to six months i'm
prisonment at hard labor.
The Emperor Of Brazil will embark on
the 26th OF March for New YORK, to begin
his tour of North America and Europe.
Denton, the jailer OF Henderson county
Ky., was 30 overcome by the escape o
all his prisoners that he committed sui
eide.
Ex-Governor John G. Brown, of Ten
nessee, has beeh appointed Vice-Presi
dent OF TIE Texas Pacific Railroad, ant
has accepted.
In row at Milton, Ind, yesterday,
John UpdegraG was struck by Q brick
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LATEST LOCAL.


CORNELIUS CRUGER, charged with
stealing 10 pounds of lead from Charles
Schultz, pays $25 and costs.
JOHN BoULDocK, alias "Bull-log
jack" colored hanger-on Of Charles
Redmon's low den at II Front street, ac-
cused OF robbing Mr.. Robert Schwab, OF
Dayton, KY, OF $40, is bound over to the
Common Pleas in the sum OF 5000.
A SUIT was brought in the United
States District Court by Frank h. Rott-
ger, of Cincinnati, against kudoipn
Myer. of Cincinnati. Action for money,
only amount claimed $40 81 with inter-
est on $937, from July IA, 1870, and on
81, 100 from August 2, 1ol5.i
A YOUNG MAN named George Jones,
whom Officer Quinn captured near the
Mail-line wharfboat with Dundie un-
der his arm, which proved to be boxes
of cigars, is supposed to be Implicated
| in the burglary Of Stansefer's cigar store
some time since, and was taken to Gov.
lington this morning by the Marshal.
CHAs. KENNEDY, a clerk from Little
Rock, and John Bronson, his paL VIII
have a chance to prove their good char
acter, ii they have any. They were
caught trying to victimize greenhorn
on the steamer Emma Graham, by means
of q tobacco box, which they got MIN 70
bet he could open. officers Knox anc
Brazell pulled them in.
ABOUT 10 o'clock last night William
lWhalen gave himself up to Patrolman
Vollunicke, stating that he had Gu,
; George Smith, who lives at 1O4 Carr
lstreet. He claims that it was done IL
self-defense, as Smith had attacked MN
I near the corner of Carr and Seyentf
streets, with knife. Smith not beinl
able to appear against his assailant thii
I morning. the case was continued to I'M
. l27th; Whalen under 81, ,0O0 bonds
Il s. w. DEGAN is evidently one of those
| "Smart Alecks" you often read about
: judging from his style in the Folic'
|, Court this morning as prosecuting VIII
ness. Last night he made the air voca
with cries of ssWatchp' "MurderP' "Po
2 licep' near the Post-odace, an.
7 caused the arrest OF MIR: 1
w. Hennesey, who he claime'
: assaulted him. Officer Sussmat
' took Hennesey in. When the case wa
! called Degan stated on the stand ina
9 he wasn't nurt any only about cents
? worth" The question arises, had d
: been "seen," or bought of? Ii not, wn
q raise heaven and earth with his cries 10
}. help when he wasn't hurt? Somebod.
ought to set down on that young man.
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Fire.

CHEYENNE, W. T., Dec. 2O.-A fire at
Georgetown, Colorado, destroyed DO.
Stewards silver reduction works. Loss
$125,OOO. Insurance $4,000. The fire
was caused by the falling OF a kerosene
lamp, which exploded.
BUFFALO, N. ~, Dec. 2O.-The loss by
the Saturday nights fire, which partially
destoyed the building occupied by the
Buffalo Express, is estimated at from
IS, 900 to $4,000. Fully covered by in
surance.
CLEVELAND, O., Dec. 2o.-A fire broke
out Saturday night in the building on
River street occupied by W. Broderick
& Co.. dealers in Brooms, Broomcorn
&C.; J. Miller, Wine and Liquor dealer
and g. N. Haywood, dealer in millstonet
and mill fixtures. The building was old
and readily succumbed to the flames
| A severe wind and snow storm prevailed
at the time, and the flames were witt
difficulty confined to the building II
which the fire originated.
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LAST EDITION
EX-MHYOR HALL AS AN ACTOR.

The Hit He Made In "Cruclble" Saturday Night.
NEW YORK, Dec. 20.-The debut OF Ex-
Mayor A. Oakley Hall in the play OF
"Crucible," at the Park Theater, satur-
day night, was generally considered a
decided dramatic hit.
The Herald says he was selLpossessed
from the beginning aud for so young an
actor, played admirably, and with much
feeling.
The Times says the play was well put
upon the stage, and all the material
points in Mr.. Halps part were brought
out in very natural and effective man.
ner, AS an actor Mr.. Hall has doubtless
much to learn, but for first night few
actors, even OF the first-class, ever made
more successful appearance.
The World says Mr.. Hall acts like one
born to the stage, and the performance
of last night proves that he may easily
make for himself place among the most
intelligent and effective interpreters OF
the highest order OF new dramatic char
| acters.
NEW YORK, Dec. 20.-Carter g. Eaton,
attorneys, have filed an involuntary
bankruptcy petition against Duncan,
Sherman & Co., signed BY 205 creditors,
whose debts amount to S.,
2OO, 900. The alleged acts 0
bankruptcy were their failure tt
pay depositors, and forty days suspen
Ision OF commercial paper. The firm
were adjudicated bankrupt on Saturday
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Babcock whisky CrOOkedness..
Mr. Henderson.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 2O.-Gen. Babcock will
not arrive here until his case is called
for trial on the 18th day of January. 1t is
stated that Gen. Babcock is detained in
Chicago, where his wife also is, by an in
terestiug family event which is about to
happen. The Mckee and McGiven cases
are also set down for the 11th of January.
Mckee will be tried first, and probably
will occupy week or ten days.
Mr.. Henderson is seriously i'll from
nervous prostration brought on by great
mental excitement during the recent tri-
ais, together with his sudden dismissal.
BY order OF his physicians he will make
trip to Cuba, starting, If possible, next
week.
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ERIE, PENN, Dec. W.-Prcf. F. s,
Strawinski, teacher Of manners and
dancing, was found in Room 55 of the
Ellsworth House here, by one OF the
porters or the hotel, about ten
O'clock this morning, lying on the floor
covered with blood, having shot himself
with q small revolver. The bullet en-.
tered his head just under. the right eye.
He was still living at II A. NJ, but un-
conscious. No hopes are entertained Of
his recovery.
He has family living at York, Pa.
The cause Of his act is said to be family
difficulties. He left note on his table
addressed to Col. Ellsworth, proprietor
OF the hotel, saying, "Not any person dc
| blame for this fool act. You have all
been very kind to me. Signed, I. 3
Stra winski."
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That Centennial visit.

WAsHINGToN, Dec. 20.-Thc members
Of Congress who visited the Centennial
buildings at Philadelphia on Saturday
express themselves as highly pleased
with the reception accorded them by the
Committee Of Arrangements. They
speak favorabiy of the work that has
been done at Fairmount Park, ana are
generally in favor Of Congress rendering
the necessary aid.
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Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses were
sued since our last report:
Chas Rueschler and Amelia Schwab.
Nicholas Raen aud Mary Graf.
Homer Haven and Ellama Woolley.
W. nj. Miller and Louella Lain.
c. R0ntepobler and Anna Schmudde.
Frank III. Walter and Jennie Having.
John Murphy and Annie Mccormack.
Ferdidand Berlar and Lena Linu.
X. S. O'Neil and Mary Il. ONeil.
L. Benham and Ella Green.
George Vert and Mary E. Charles.
Henry Brennan and Louisa Fresch.
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NEarine.

QUEENSTOWN, Dec. 2O.-The White
Star steamer Adriatic, from New York
Dec. II, arrived off Crook Haven at II
p. M. yesterday.
QUEENSTOWN, Dec. 20.-The French
Transatlantic Company's steamship
L'Amerique, which arrived mere on Sat-
urday at 8 z. M, made 600 miles towed
by the steamer Vile de Brest, of the
same line. All well on board. Her pas
sengers sail by the Vile de Brest.
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Late Foreign News.
ALExANDER, NOT THoMAssEN.

ALEXANDER, NOT THoMAssEN.
BREMEN, Dec. 20.-It is now learned
that the real name of the owner of the
case OF dynamite which exploded on the
wharf at Bremerhaven was VIM. X. AL.
exander. and not Thomassen, as at first
reported. He was, it is said, well con.
nected In New YHk.
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Fire..Weather,

BOSTON, Dec. 20. - The residence of
Hon. E. D. Winslow, proprietor of the
Boston Post and News, in Newton. was
burned late last night with nearly all its
contents. Loss ON building and per-
sonal property, $4,000. Insurance,
$37, 900.
The weather here is intensely cold;
the thermometer stood last night at 7
degrees below zero.
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FINANCIAL.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 20-l 80 r. M.
Gold opened in New York to-day 1lSH and
fell to 1l37S. Here it is quoted lSA buying and
ll3h selling for coin, and ll3% for gold checks
on New York.
There Is good demand for money to-day,
with firm market at to 10 per cent.
Eastern Exchange is heavy to-day at l-io
dis. buying and par selling.
Sterling exchange is quiet and steady at 4s6
to 490, gold.
Government bonds are quiet and easy, and
we uuOte them as follows:
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On the % ult. the Lord Mayor Of Lon
don, on taking his seat in the justice
room, was informed that there were no
cases to be tried, and in accordance
with an ancient custom was presented
with pair of white kid gloves as a
memento of the fact.
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DIED.

KYTE-In Cincinnati. December 10th, at
O'clock, Of abscess on the liver, Mrs. Sarah
Kyle, aged "a years and 8 months.
Funeral services will be held at Allep Tenn
pie Wednesday afternoon at o'clock. Friends
Of the family are invited.
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ports from the northern part Of the State,
say that the thermometer ranges from
Is to IS degrees below zero.
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.
BUERKL.6,s FUR STORE,

2A Vine street near Seventh. Large stock Of
4a0ies', Ml sses' and Children's Eurs, Gents,
Eur CAD Collars and Gloves; Buffalo and
Iancv Robes, at actual cost prices. Call and
0 mine before buying elsewhere. del7-lOt
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TNoR RRENT-HOUSEs-T Two, one of six and
IL one of five rooms: pleasant locationi steam
and street cars handy; rents moderate. Ap.
ply to WM SCOBLE, Cummipsyllle. de20-M
C,OR RRENT-HoUSE-of ak rooms, in Gov
E ington, KY, with front and back yards
large hall, good cellars, cisterp and Holly
waEer, newly papered and grainedi street cars 81
pass the door; 1870 Scott street, rent Sao, n
Guiding Holly water. aeSo-Se
TNoR RENT OR FOR sALE-HoUsE.-NewI
il two-story brick Of rooms, on q line o.
street-cars, in Dayton, KY. blinds to windows
modern finish, &c; rent s14; or VIII seii ioi
S2,SOO, and take $25 o month till paid. Address
RAMSEY, Box 81, Dayton, Ky. de2o-St
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wv TANTED- STU ALTON BY yous.se, man
wv to learn the grocery business; salary no
object; references required. dea0-3t
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M TANTED-slTUA ATION--By young man
w IS years OF age, to do some light olits.s.cc {
work. Address OPEN, care care t.hls olice.
dei6-2t$
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r OST-PARCEL.-On Fifth st., or left In one
/ A OF the dry goods stores between Walnut
and elm, a paper parcel containing IN yards
Of blue silk and 10 pearl buttons; finder will be
rewarded by leaving it at this Office or at III
Dudley st. MRS. l.. WATTS. de2-St
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENr--HOUsE-of rooms. with o
II large LOT, In Fairmount. near street cars.
Inquire OF OSCAR j. FRANK, Is w. Third ST.
de2O-2t
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wANTED---sITUATIONs.

WI TANTED-sIT U UATION-By boy, in an
wv office, or to run errands. Inquire at
Moore street. de2J-3t
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FOUND

LNOUND-DOG-Black and tan, German Sill
It yer collar. Owner can have the same by
giving reward at 81 Avery street. de20-2t
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TNOR SALE-ENGINE-And boiler; model
engine. 1Hx3; horizontal; upright boiler;
& burn kerosene; 4 fiues: price $25. Address
IA. X. UNDERWOOD, D, loogootee, Ind.
da0l- At
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T7OR sALE-FARM-A splendid bottom
farm, iS miles from the city, on railroad,
II VI acres; all in cultivation; easy terms Ad-
dress H., this Office. declV-lVV'
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FOR SALE.

TNOR SALE-LAND--l43 acres Of land, IL
F miles west of the city; upland. Address
r., star office. oco-u
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FOR RENT-.RooMs.

TNOR RENT-ROOMS--Three fuoms on sec
E ond floor; gas and water; u Mcfarland
sfreet. de20-3t*
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VNOR SALE-LAND-70 acres of choice bot
tom land, all IN cultivation, on railroad
Snd near a station, Is miles from the city.
Address H., Star Office. ocS-u
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'VNOR RENT-RoOM-A large front, second
i floor splendidly furnished, iGr man an and
srai locatIon reference required. Inquire at
n07 w. Fourth street. dezo-Se
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LOST.

r OST-OPERA- -GLASS-At Plke's Opera
i house, Thursday evening; either at the
Opera house, or from the Opera-house to
Fourth and Smith street, drug g-store. Leave 1T
at Fourth and Smith street, drugstore, ana
get reward. de2O-2t
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NOR RENT ROOMS = Three or four fine
N roofis in d private house on Fourth street,
east OF Broadway. Inquire Of .. \. VENT, YEN u
w. FOtrt st. oel'-oc
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VET ANTED = SITUATION : By a young,
wv we'll educated German, only a short time
In the country, with best OF city references.
living. Address A. M. No. rs, this Office.
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THoR SALE-LAND-Or exchange, near
il Bloomington, Ind. 829 acres. 81 acres un,
der cultivation, balance in good timber, well
CVvington, Ky. de@J-5t
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WI ANTED STU ATION.-By a teacher Of
wv 10 years. experience; would take charge
Of set Of books. Address q. II. DEAN, Lew
isport. Ky de20-4t
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XK7 7ANTED-SITUA widow "a
wv graduate) as housckeeper and governess
pleasant home more an object than wages
Call at the Indiana House. de20-2t
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VNTANTED-sITUAT young girl
wv at sewing or up stairs work; reference
Cali at 14O Richmond street; no objection to
country. de2O-@t
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XNTANTED - SITUATION =. By a young,
wv we'll educated German, only short time
in this country, with best of city references;
ing. Address A. M. rs. this office. del7-St
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VNTANTED STU UATIoN-By sober, honest
wv Young man as coachman, or to take care OF
hot ses: is willing to make himself generally
useful on gentleman's place, city or country.
Address j. X, or call ut 295 w, Fifth street.
de2Q-3t.
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L,0R sALE-LAND--5O acres prairie land;
II good spring on same; in thickly- settled
feIgRborho6d, III Adair county, Iowa, near
couhty-seat Or will trade for horssS and light
spring wagon. Address "W," this Office.
Ijy14-Hl
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TNOR RENT-ROOM-N Nicely furnished front,
in suitable for one or two gents or man and
wife; will board IL desired; reference required.
Inquire at 900 Longworth street. de1-1t
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T10R SALE-DRUG STORE-Situated In
thriving village in Northwestern Ohio, do
ing good business; no competition; satisfac-
tory reasons for selling. Address, for one
week, HIERA PICRA. Shane's Crossing. Ohio.
de2O-3t
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TSOR RRENT-ROOM-Two or two three gem
a tlemen can be accommodated with an ele.
"a Il front room. with privilege Of gas, hre and
Y de2(J-2t
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vETANTgD-GROCER exchange for
w farm Of 1870 acres, five miles from railroad
depot. Address JAMES NJ. SPOLLlN, Ienas,
Iennin9s Co. Ind, d0zJ-Ag
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uTANTED-YOU TO KNOw--That John
w Renner's Shell oysters are received dai-
~ by express. Call and see him. Opposite the
Grand Hotel. ueo-Im
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yKTANTED-sITUAT ATION-In fiour-mill
wv or distillery as head or second miller:
can give reference from where have worked
for nine years. Address 93 Il. Eighth street.
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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-20

wv made Diamond Mince Meat, superior to
hi, dedes competition. In Offering my Home
made Diamond Mince Meat to the public, do
IL with guarantee that it Is the best sold IN
this OF any other city, care not where IL is
nade or what others advertise. Try it and
you will use no otner For sale by all respect
sbIe Grocers or Dealers in this city. Factory,
l02 West Sixth street, between Plum and Elm.
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