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for ten days, and fined So by the Police
Judge this morning.

for ten days, and fined So by the Police
Judge this morning.
THE case of Mary Williams, the colore(
woman formerly in the employ of Misf
Kate Riley, who was sued before Squire
Anthony, came up to-day. Mary brought
this suit to recover money alleged to be
owed to her by defendant. The case,
was heard and dismissed, the plaintiff to
pay the costs Of the trial.
CHARLES CLARK, a man convicted sew.
eral times for petit larcenies, was ar
rested Wednesday evening between five
and six O'clock by officer Kelly, after
run OF two squares. Clark had broker
into Mrs. PowelPs house near Sixth
and Mound streets, and stole some gas
fixtures. His sentence in the Police
Court this morning was 80 days ana $50
A MOVEMENT is on foot to give bene
fit or series of benefits for the injured
firemen In one of the theatres of the city,
A meeting will be held on Saturday
night in which some definite steps will
be taken in the matter. AT least one OF
the theatrical managers of the city has
already offered the use of the building,
the most popular in. the city, and there
is no doubt that the effort to thus render
substantial tribute TO the sufferers
will be made a success.
THE most unnatural caee brought be.
fore Judge Lindeman this morning, was
that of little Alice Stevens, a girl twelve
years old. She was brought here by her
father, who preferred charge of incor.
rigibility against her. On her appear
ance before the bench, 1t was at once
ascertained that the charge was made,
merely to get rid OF her. She is hand
some little girl, Of evident good sense
and education. Her father, from ST.
Paul, Indiana, did not desire to expend
any more money for her tuition, and,
therefore, wanted her raised in the.
Refuge at the city's expense. This wac
his own statement. The Judge, how.
ever, understood the merits OF the case.
and saw through the brutal intentioni
of the man. He told him to get out, and
have little more of paternal affection
for his child. The greatest indignation
3 as expressed by every one In the room
at the mans conduct.
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From tho South.

NEW ORLEANS, July ga Browns
Vile dispatch announces the arrival of
the steam navy launch on the 10th, un-
der command of Captain Coffin. They
placed themselves under. Gen. Potter's
orders. Col. Christian seized 200 stands
OF arms and a Gatlipg gun, belonging TO
Cortina's men, which he had secured
near Matamoras.
The old Washington Artillery OF this
city, under Colonel Motion, is reorgan niz-
ing to attend the Centennial.
Judge Baker, of Bossier parish, has
notified Governor Kellogg that there had
been nine murders in that parish in the
past sixty days, and law is powerless.
The Police Commissioners of Catahaula
parish have called on the Governor fol
assistance in arresting several fugitive
murderers of that parish.
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Donaldson.
Another Theory Regarding the
Balloon yOyagers.

hulAOOh sOydScTss
CHICAGO, July 22.-The Journal pub
fishes the following in regard to the bal
loon mystery: A balloon high up in the
air was seen passing over this city by
credible witnesses yesterday forenoon,
coming from the northeast. across the
lake, and passing away III a southwest
erly direction. A similar balloon is re-
ported to have been seen high up in the
air at Goshen, Indiana, passing easterly,
on Saturday morning. A report from
Ft. Wayne, Ind, states that on Sunday
at noon balloon was seen sailing south
| easterly at that place at great height,
and another report states that at mid
night on Sunday night, persons at Rich
mond, Ind, saw balloon by the bright
moonlight, sailing southwest.
Now, inasmuch as we have no infor-
nation Of balloon ascension recently
in any part OF the West except those
made from this city last week, the ques-
tion that naturally suggests itself is
different persons In different locations is
not Donaldson's air ship, which ascend
ed from Chicago on Thursday evening.
Can it be that the balloon is still floating
about in the high atmospheres; that the
aeronauts, seeing the approach of the
storm which threatened to oventake
them, threw out all their ballast in order
to tighten their vessel sufficiently to rise
above and escape it; that, ascending to
an altitude where the atmosphere was
| 80 extremely rare that breathing became
impossible, the balloonists sank lifeless
into the bottom of the basket and have
ever since been waited about In various
directions by the changing currents, the
balloon having no one to guide or con
ftrol it?
The theory is plausible as far as the
throwing out of the ballast and the ris.
ing into the upper Strata is concerned,
and equally plausible Is the supposition
| that the balloon passengers, reaching the
height where breathing became impossi-
BILE, sank into the bottom of the basket
insensible; but the doubtful part of the
matter is the possibility Of the gas-flled
globe, to which their basket was at
tached, maintaining itself in the air sc
long. The science of aerology, as al
present understood, would decide
against this possibility, but the theories
and thypotheses Of this department o.
science are by no means infalible. There
| is chance that tho missing balloon Ii
still drifting about in the high upper at
mosphere, its passengers liteless, anC
| the vessel at the mercy Of the current
If so, 1t will of course descend to the
| o a rth and no heard from.
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Brokers, and Baukers, Association.

ST.. LOUIS, July 22.-The Brokers' and
Bankers Association of st. Louis is now
fully organized, and in few days will
be ready for business. The committee
have agreed upon constitution similar
to the one adopted by the Stock Boards
of New York and London, and will re-
port it to the Association at once. The
election OF permanent officers of the
Board will take place Immediately after
the adoption OF the constitution and by
laws. The Association at present con-
sists of SO members, but it is designed to
increase the membership to 100; also to
limit the number during the first five
years to 100 members.
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Oar Injured .FtreD,en.

Reports from the injured firemen, tho
victims of Tuesdays disaster, are very
encouraging up to 2 o'clock to-day. Chic!
Megrue is reported as comfortable al
could possibly be expected, and there is'
little doubt but that he will he on tbs
streets again within few weeks. He
converses readily with the friends ad
mitled to see him, and expresses anx'
iety to be out again and at his post o.
duty.
Mccormick, whose injuries We're be-
lieyed fatal. is by no means out Of dan.
ger, but his physicians are hopeful, and
say that there are strong grounds to hope
for his recovery. g
The others are all doing well, and witt
one or two exceptions, will soon be aboui
again. -
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Notes of Crime.

SHERIDAN, ILL.,, July 22.-The citizens
of this vicinity nave raised subscrip-
ton Of something over 81, 200 as reward
for the arrest and conviction OF the mur-
derers of Benedict Sofenson, who was
ass as siMated on Saturday night last, near
Norway in this township. 1t is also ex-
pectea that the county will offer re-
ward OF $1,000. The country is thor
ougAly aroused, and great excitement
prevails. Several persons have been
arrested, but we have not yet found the
ones who committed the deed.
SALT LAKE. July 22.-The confession
of Lee not being satisfactory to the
Prosecuting Attorney, Lee was to-day
placed on trial under The old and three
new indie ments. The defense filed
pleas in abatement on the grounds that
ihe jury was. Illegal, because the Court
ordered twenty-three names to be drawn
and only ilnpaneied fifteen, and OF the
irreguiarity OF proceedings Of the indict-
meuts. The first count OF the new indict-
ment charges Daniel Lee, and seven 9th
ers, with the murder oil John Smith, and
fifty persons, a. Mountain Meadow. Iu.
tense excitement exist at Beaver, and
ltle United States Marshal has ordered
his Deputies to arrest two local officers
tor attempting to arrest witnesses
against Lee.
MONTGOMERY, ALA. July 22-A terri
BILE fight occurred in Perado, Es-
GAMBIA county, between two families
named Hatlett anu Byfes, in which six
men, the father and two sons, on each
side were engaged. Five OF the parties
were killed outright aud the sixth can
not recovur.
BLOOMINGTON, ILL, July 23.-The CON-
muhi,y at Lexington, in this county, is
greatly excited over another scandal, in
which Archibald Ramey, well-known
and wealthy faflneR OF Mclean county,
lis charged with committing a rape on
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Outdoor Pastimes,
Rowing

SARATOGA, July 22.-The Saratoga
Rowing Association is making arrange
ments to put $4, ,Oo0i in purses to be rowed
for by professional crews on an extra
day at the amateur regatta to come of
In August.
WALKING.
LONG BRANCH, July GA walking
match took place yesterday between AL.
bert Livingston and John Hoertil, ol
Philadelphia: The course was from Hol.
.lywood Park TO the East End Hotel and
return, a distance Of six miles. Livings.
ton took the lead and maintained it until
within few hundred yards of the finish,
when he gave out, letting Hoertil win
Time, 56 minutes.
BASEBALL.
BosToN, MASS, July 22.--The Bos tons
defeated the st. Louis Browns yesterday,
by score of IL 10 9.
NEW. YORK, July 22.-The Mutuals de-
feated the Pniladelpnia Club yesterday
on the Union grounds, by scored oil II
to y.
HARTFORD, CT, July 22.-The Hart
fords defeated the Chicagos yesterday
bv a score of to l..
BALLOONING.
CLEVELAND, Juiy 23.-The Herald is
informed that Prot. King, the aeronaut
has been engaged by Barnum to take
tue place OF Donaldson and make ascen.
si0ns in connection with his big SHOW
The Professor left last night for the
West. taking with him TWO DaIloors with
one of which he will 70 up from st. Louis
to-day.
- SHOOTING.
MEMPHIS, July 22.-1he Tennessee
Sportmen's State Association win hold
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FLASHES.

The Union Hotel, Paxton, ILL.,, burn ed
yesterday.
F. X. Thorp, Cleveland dentist, com.
mitted suicide yesterday.
George b. Brown was arrested at Del
phos, o., tor forging a note Of $500 on W.
IL. Dye q Sons, Bank Of Troy, Ohio.
The Changers of Ross, Highland, Fay
cite and Clinton counties held grand
harvest picnic at the Greenfield FAN
grounds.
The Maryland Democratic Convention
met yesterday, and tillibustered all day
and till after midnight without ac-
complishing anything.
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LAST EDITION.
zhe Democratic Conventions.

Special to the Star.
BALTIMORE July 22.-The Maryland
State Democratic Convention assembled
at II o'clock this morning. Thomas j
Keating, Permanent Chairman, called
the Convention to order. Gov. Groome
is out OF the fight and his friends are
mainly for Hon. John Lee Carroll, though
a few Of them are now supporting Ham
ilton.
The contest is between Mr.. Carroll
and Hon. VIM. T. Hamilton, present U
S. Senator. The friends of Carroll urge
in his favor that 1t would be a proper
thing for a grandson Of the last survivor
of the signers Of the Declaration of Inde
pendence to be Governor of the State or
the centennial occasion.
Mr.. Hamilton, whose friends Succeeded
in securing the adjournment last night,
is thought to be rather the stronger this
morning, and it is believed if vote can
be. had without a general breakup he
will be nominated. Discussion is now
going on in reference to the adoption o1
the report on credentials and the admis.
sion OF the doubtful delegates.
BALTIMORE, July 22.-There was liv.
ly work in the Convention to-day from
the commencement, and it was soon dis
covered that 80 large proportion OF the
Groome men had gone to Carroll as te
make his nomination certainty. The
vote was finally reached, and resulted
John Lee Carroll, 80; VIM. T. Hamilton
so. CarrolPs nomination was made
unanimous; after which Hon. Levin
Woolford, present incumbent, was re-
nominated for Comptroller of the Treas
urys
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Stray BalI0on-Base- Ball EUcwrston =
The Harries Guards - Chief Justice

Stray Balloon-Base-B Ball EDcwrsto's :
The Harrtes Guards = Chief Justice
WdSte, etc. .l'
Special to the star.
DAYTON, July pa large balloon car.
rying two men passed over this city
from southwesterly direction yester.
day afternoon.
In the game of baseball played here
yesterday between the picked mines oi
the Dayton & Union and c., II. d. d.
railroads, the former were victorious by
a score OF "a to II.
There was large excursion at the
Soldiers Home yesterday of citizens OF
Belelontaine.
At meeting of the Harries Guards
last evening, it was resolved to go into
camp at Put-in-Bay August II to Is.
Chief Justice Waite. is expected to
visit the Soldiers Home today. He will
be accompanied by General rilton, Su.
perintendent Of the Home at Augusta,
Maine.
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1,yo Well Known sporting Men Collide.

ItUo Well-KnOWn SporftnO Men Collide.
SARATOGA, July 22.-Price McGrath,
the well-known turfman, attacked Geo.
Wilkes, editor of the "Splrit OF the
Times" with cane at the United States
Hotel yesterday. Wilkes responded
with his cane, aud several blows were
passed andparried. Nobody was severely
hurt. The Police Justice, who after
wards heard the case, was addressed by
Wiles as follows: tsThis persons has
done me no injury, but he ought to be
punished for his insolence." Wilkes
deemed that the attack was part Of a
Tpremeditated plan to intimidate him for
his criticism OF the turf.
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Cauaht Going to The HILL.

OMAHA, NEB., July 22.-Information
just received at the military headquar-
ters in this city states that detachment
of troops under Lieutenant Crawford,
from Sidney, have captured "a party OF
twenty -four miners north Of the North
Platte river on their way to the Black
Hills. They are now being escorted to
Sidney, Nebraska, where they will be
to all officers In this department. The
miners were under a man named Cor
dora.
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Prisoners Try to Escape-Base-ball-B Boy
Killed.

Special to the star s
sCpLuMBUs, o., July 22,-An effort to
escape was made by the prisoners in the
County Jail here yesterday morning,
which was promptly suppressed.
The City Council will play game of
baseball, next Friday afternoon, with
other city officials, for the benefit of the
Hannah Neil Mission.
A boy about y years of age, named
VIM. Pfeiger, while riding a horse
through the streets yesterday afternoon,
was thrown to the ground, his head
striking a curb-stone, resulting in al
most instant death.
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A Filtib,tsfer's WtlI.

CHICAGO, July 22.-The will of General
Ryan, the noted fillibuster, who was shot
by the Spanish authorities at Havana.
was filed lor probate in this city yester-
day; but, owing to the fact that it was
signed by but one witness, the applica-
tiOn for probate was denied.
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That Citatioia.

The citation against Mayor Johnston
was presented at his office this morning
and will be served Immediately on hit
arrival from Glendale this afternoon
The Mayor is ready to oppose tht
charges, and will do SO personally.
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THURSDAY EVENING. JULY 22 1875.

city, for trap shooting. The prizes ag-
gregate S3,500; bench show for settlers
and pointers, $500, and for field trial,
81. .300
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The Long Poi,st MurdereTs.

|
TERRE HAUTE, IND, July 22.-The
trial of Cochrane and Edmunds, the two
men held Oh charge Of being concerned
in the murder and attempted Express
robbery at Long Point, ILL.,, takes place
at Greenup tomorrow.
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Failure.

Special to the star.
INDIANAPOLIS, July 22.-The failure Of
E. Nutting s. Co., stove manufacturers,
is to-day announced. Assets $15o,ooo;
Liabilities $780,
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WASHINGTON, July 22.-Oficial infor.
mat I'll oil the Indictment OF Chief Clerk
Avery, in connection with the whisky
frauds, by the st. Louis Grand Jury,
was received to-day.
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Whenever you see q paragraph in the
the daily papers giving an account OF
picture sale, and stating that they werj
sold at prices star below their yallie,s
you may know there is going to b.
another sale within week or two.
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VETANTED-ALLTH Contemplate pro-
4o call upon the undersigned, who will take
pleasure in ia king such out, free Of expense, to
nc Linwood Land CompaAy's subdivisions, OF
nearly 100 acres, at Linwood, one OF the most a..
desirable suburbs OF the city, on inc Lietie L!,i
from the corner OF Fourth and
W alnat streets. This Company's second sub
diyisi IN contains the most desirable building
sites ever offered for sale, as subdivision, In
ehls Vicinity. Streets will be graded and gray
ele,t, and shade trees set out IN front OF each
lot, all free OF expense to purchasers; prices
low; payments easy. JOHN j. HOOkER,
Bec'y. Office II. e. cor. Fourth and walnut sts'
(jyl0- I0t-S, ,M&Thl
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the person Of the wife of H. E. Reed,
another well-known farmer. Ramey is
a married man and has several children,
two of whom are married.
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LONDON, July 22.-lt is reported that
Don Carlos has appointed General Men.
diri to chief command, in the place OF
General Perula.
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RENT OR BUY-A coun-
9 w try place, Of lD to 30 acres, well located
md convenient to railroad and church. House
'Hnd outbuildings must be in good order. Send
3nlLparticplars as to house, grounds, outbulid-
1ngs, fruits, neighborhood. &c. Address, for
pne week, j. II. s, Lock box Q, Cincinnatl' "
Uy1T-M,stwl
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:
FOR SALE.

T1OR SALE DERRICK - Capacity 4O0 to
Il 1000; portable on its own wheels; cheap
r. o. Box 9l9. Jy2o"
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EET ETANTED-SHOES-Bu your shoes at
wv -PUTrERS, 1j6 West Fifth st. jy13-1ot
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BOARDING.

Sosrding. jyds
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fWTANTED-To CLOSE 'OUT-A stock Of
w frst-class Sewing Machines IN order to
xetire finally from the business. VIII sell at
cost for CASH. Call for AGENT, 280 Walnut
Street, first floor. je26-M
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NKTANTED--TWo SALESMEN-To travel
INV for millinery house. Address Lock box
6,. jy20t
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VKTANTED :. SITUATION - BY German
w girl good cook and laundress; city or
country 255 Court street. jy 20*
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VcOR SALE-SAW- -DUST-25 cents for an
express load Southeast corner John and
Augusta streets. JyW'
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T,OR RENT-ROOMS--Nicel furnished, fol-
I gentlemen, in Reid's Building, III West
Fourth street. Apply to Janitor, or at 1872 Main
street.. 1yNT
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NOR sALE-LAND--5O acres prairie land;
gooi spring on same: i'll thickiy Settled
n1igg bsrhood, in Adair county, Iowa, near
county seat on will ha,le for horse and light
sp ing wagon. Address "W," this office
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"TANTED - CARRIAGE TRIM MER - A
wv No. 1 carriage trimmer, must bs steady
nd reliable; good job for man with family
hust be strictly first. .ciasa; none elise need aR.
Ely, Address by telegraph. y. j. q. Hide.
:8kAND, Brookyille, Ind jyW*
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TsOR RRENT--HOUSE--No. 2i4 West Fourth
II street, opposite Gas Office; 10 rooms; large
dining room; rent low. 1y2lf
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TNTANTED = THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
! VvThat KELLY'S Photograph Gallery, No
aCg Madison street, COyington, KY, has beer
removed to 18s West Fifth street. Cincinnati
ohio. ap6-4mo
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MTTANTED-WHAT- variety Of Illusions
wv Always on hand. for the stage, parlor OF
0ocket, at the Western Magical Repository.
Country orders promptly flied. Send stamp
Eaor catalogues. L. FISHER, 83U Eastern av-
Snue, Cincinnati, o. jysO-+
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fVTTANTED-CLOTHE WRINGERS TO
w REPAIRING most approved wringers
l1or sale at r. TETrENBORN'S, successor to
Ndell Ladder and Woodenwaro Company, 219
West Fifth street. bet. Elm and Plum. jyls-l0t
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EKT TANTED-PAINTER- Carriage. gearing
wv painter, at SPIKER Il HARRlSOS,S,
Marion, Iud. Jy@o'
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WANTED SITUATIONS.

ysf AM ED --SITUATION--As light clam.
w barmad Apply or address CHAMBER.
DAiD. 16i Elm street. jy20*
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WI TANTED- STU ATION--In city OF coun-
w tiy, to do general housework. Apply at
8gPiHm street, sile entrauce. jy2O*
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NM IANTED--A GOOD DRE5SM AKER-To
wv go to Counersville, Ind. Address MIS-; MIS- "
Enquirer office. yzo'
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WANTED - BUY YOUR HATS or
wv MARTIN, at 42 W. Fifth st. jy16-u
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AI7ANTED-BUSINE "A business man
NV Of Is years. experience. with large
fade and 10000 cash; would like to purchase
IN interest In some good paying business;
anlothing preferred. Address Box 3,729, Post-
1n6fces city. Jy@O"
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vNTANTED-CARDER AND SPINNER
wv Must be an experienced man. Apply inn
nrdiately to j. sCHOFiELD SON, Woslen
Mill. Veyay, Ind. .- JyU"
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TNOR RENT--HOUsT- -Of 8 rooms, water
Il and gas; SIS. Keys at drug store, Sixth and
Lock streets. jyN*
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visited by very heavy rain storms.
Bridges, houses and crops were de-
stroyed.
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T,OR SALE RAILROAD TICKETS :
Il Bought, Sold and Exchanged HOW q
co, 50 W est Third street. jyi6-u
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EKTANrED-A PRACTICAL SASH AND
wv BLIND MAKER-Address L. G. & b. +.
COFFMNN, Washington Z. H., o. Jy2Ot
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VIZ ANrED -SlTUATIONS-By two girls
w to.cool and DO upstairs work; country
prefe red. II RIttalhousc street.. jy2O*
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YOUNG GIRL-To do plain
wv cooking in private family, at northeast
sgrner John and Laurel streets. Jy22-St