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"BY POISON"
Il Steamboat PILOT SscatEotcs LdadanuHs
and Dies.

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A sad case of suicide by pojson transnired at
49, .,;, -. NJ, q,
4ociock thls hlofhlhg az NO. o. ooicnlan street,
near Bank, the victim of which was Mr. VIM.
r. Ford the well.kpown pilot of the Robert
,r...,s,, ,,. G., III, - ...s,',.l-
Mlocheii' MI roru h'ii sone ou' yesterday
morning with $500 in his POCKET, and returned
ahout one O'Clock Yesterday. aftArnoon with ~
~, -, -, - ~
ana coihpialneu OF 1eelhg very Ill. lie sougRc
his bed, and about o'clock he called his wife
to rive him drink Of Xvator Eortbo nsst tuo
w " - w PN'O wv"
days ne had Deen very uespondent apd unable
to sleep at nights. He talked Of taking lauda-,
mum to produce sleep. but was pcrsuaded NOT.
w. Ao'
to DO so py MS wlie.
Yesterday when his wife entered his room
she noticed the smell Of laudanum. Upon in
quiry whether he had taken laudanum he an
swered yes, and that he had split some on the
floor and had thrown the bottle out of the win
dow because it wouldn't make him Sleep
About O'Clock he was found In stupor and
Dreath1ng very marc. HIS eyes were distended,
Ills nands cienched, ana ne was unable to
speak. DIS. Muscroft and AgIn were immedi-
ately called, VINO attended him until o'clock
this morning, when he died. Before his death
ne became very rati maj, put refused to answer
n Rfn guesGi0ns pu1 20 nm Dy the dootors. There
n ~ Two poscies Vi itu9anum, each containing
a9onS & Two ounces l?una M oaosiae on the street.
lne ueceaseu ~ was SUI, IN lhG IaDls Oh taxing lau-
,t 1 " thn nsat t,paRt u was as
ptou p',, aot S,s1 pass anu @ MAS 70 go
Of his suicide IS not yerv definite bnr ~ is as
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Wtlt Probab.y Resume Business.

SAN FRANCISCO, August 3l.-A care
full examination of the accounts Of the
Bank of California warrants the belle
that the bank will resume business. The
nominal assets are $2O,OOO,OOO, and liabil
tiles only $12,000,000, leaving surplus
ofseven millions sure, and possibly eight
The stockholders are the wealthiest men
in the community, representing over
$3.50, 900, and the easiest way out Of
the difficulty will be to come forward
with present relief and set everything
running again. No failure has followed
the stoppage Of the bank, and everything
looks bright for the future.
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Not Dead but 6Leepeth.

WILMINGTON, DEL, August 31.-Jas
g. Schoefner, cadet at the West Point
Academy, whose home is in Tennessee,
fell from the midnight express train.
near Elkton, Thursday night. 1t was
supposed he was killed, but the body
could not be found. The affair remained
IA mystery until Monday night, when
Schoefner appeared in Elkton. He was
in dazed condition, and it is supposed
was in somnambulistic state when he
walked Oft the train. He seems to have
sustained no injuries and remembered
nothing Of the circumstances.
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Commodore vanderottt Comsno.

A private dispatch just received announces
that Mr. Vanderbilt and party will arrive in
this city between and 9 o'clock this evening
in two parlor cars, Grand Duchess and Amer
lea, attached to special train.
They will stop at the Grand Hotel. Tho
party seem to be testing the rate OF sdeed TO bcl
run on their road, now in prime order. Theg
made the run from Erie to cleveland, 95 miles,
in "a minutes.
The party at this hour are dining in Dayton.
I he dispatch does not state whether 1t is tho
Commodore or his son, but from the speed az
which the party is coming we conclude that it
must be the Commodore himself
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NEWPORT, R. l., August 31.--J
MCCARTHY, employed on Government
Island, at the Torpedo Station, was Sc.
riously injured, and will probably lose
the sight OF his right eye, by the explo.
sion OF a fifteen-pound can torpedo which
he was handling. The cause of the ex-
plosion is unknown. The torpedo was
about to be used for the coming expert.
ments.
Owing to the non-arrival of Secretary
Robeson,. the torpedo experiments will
not commence before Wednesday.
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CARD1NGToN, O., August 31.-The Nor
row County Democratic Convention met
at Mt. Gilead yesterday. and made the
following nominations: For Representa-
tive, Jesse Meredith; Auditor, s. Rosen-
thai; Clerk, G. Rhossler; Probate Judge,
Ii. l.. Beebe; Recorder, G.. W. Ruhl; Sur
veyor, G. W. Eels; County Commission
er, j. D, Herrod; Infrmary Director,
RoDert Blakely. This was the largest
and most harmonious Convention ever
held in this county.
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S,.tctde &vl,h a Navv Revolver.

ALLENTOWN, Pa, August 31.-Last
night, about ten minutes after nine
O'Clock, Hon. Geo. B. .schall, Ex-senator
and member of the House Of Represent.
atives, residing in Hamilton street, this
city, committed suicide in the bed cham.
ber OF his residence by blowing his
No cause is assigned for the rash act.
He leaves a wife and three children.
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Baltimore all Rioht.

BALTIMORE, August 31.-There is quite
an easy feeling to-day among business
men, and confidence seems to be entire.
ly restored. The statement of every
banker and men who have been inter.
viewed is to he-effect that everything
to-day is working nicely and quietly,
and there is not the slightest foundation
circulated in New York to the effect that
there was uneasiness in the Baltimore
markets.
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Suicidc-ShOt-Declfneds

Special 70 the Star.
COLUMBUS, o., August 31.-Daniel r
Groome, stock raiser of Groveport
suicide yesterday by hanging himself ir
his barn. He had been partly deranget
for some months on account of varying
financial fortunes, but on Sunday las1
was thought entirely sane again.
of religious matters. The ball from re.
volver entered Dunn's side. and it is
quite probable he is fatally injured
Coulter has not been seen since the
shooting.
Mr.. W. L. Rees has declined the Re
publican nomination for County Com
missioner.
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The LOtta Fountain.

The drinking fountain erected at the
junction of Market, Kearny and Geary
streets, through the generosity Of Miss
Lotta Crabtree, is now nearly com,
pieted, needing only the painting to put it
In order tor delivery to the city authori-
ties. In the formal presentation to the
municipality, some member OF the
theatrical profession Will be called upon
to represent Miss Lolita in the exercises.
Advices are now awaited from the
donor on this subject.-Alta Cal.
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Latest Foreign News
THE INSULTS TO JOHN BULL.

THE INSULTS TO JOHN BULL.
LONDON, August 31.-It is reported
here that Mr.. Wade, British Minister at
Shanghai, has sent to the Pekin Govern
ment the British ultimatum in reference
to the otfense offered by the Vieeroy OF
Pekin. The other foreign Ministers re-
main quiescent in regard to the matter.
A letter to the Times by an eye-wit.
ness denies the reported outrage on the
steamer Eiclen at Porto Rico.
sTRIKE-sToCK-cRop
LONDON, August 31.-rhe strike of
mill operatives in Dundee continues, but
| it is believed to be nearing its end. Ne
gouations are in progress tor a compro-
mise, and satisfactory result is ex-
pected soon.
Shares of the United States Direct Ca
BILE Company yesterday advanced one
shilling, on-a rumor that the Farraday
had succeeded in repairing the cable,
and shares OF the Anglo-American Com.
pany declined two shillings.
THE CARLIsT DISASTERS.
SAN SEBASTIAN, August 3l.-Intelli-
gence from Tolosa is to the effect that
the Carlists are greatly discouraged.
Don Carlos is at Durango.
MADRID, August 51.-It is officially an
nouuced that Quintantillis' band of Car
lists has been completely routed near
Santander.
THE AMERICAN CARDINAL.
ROME, August 31.-Cardinal McClos-
key is expected to arrive here September
4th. He will only receive the ring and
the titles pertaining to his new dignity.
He will not receive the hat, because its
investure would entail grand public
ceremony. The following prelates will
be created Cardinals at the next Con-
sistory; Antici, Mattel, Pacca, Randi,
Simeonh syiteileschi aud the Archbishop
of Reuss.
NEUTRAL STATES.
The HAGUE, August 31.-The .Insti-
tute OF International Law has approved
the three rules Of the Treaty OF Washing
ton as u basisfor defining the duties OF
neutral States, ~
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She TO0E LQfttldutt15I.

WEST MERIDIAN, CT, August 31.--Mrs.
Henry e. Anger, Of this city, was found
dead in bed this morning and hall
bottle of laudnum was found in the
bureau. She left note bidding the fam
lily good-by. Mrs. Anger comes from
one Of the first families Of this city.
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Dies MONIES, August S1.--J. Stang, the
short-horn cattle breeder, hung himself
at his farm, fifteen miles south of New
Ian, Jasper county, last night. He had
one hundred cattle here to be sold at the
August short-horn sale on Wednesday.
His decease will not stop the sale. He
has been low spirited for some time, and
was closing up his business.
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verify and Greenfield, III. Woerner; Ports
mouth, o. Nachtrieb; Ironton and furnaces, +.
Marietta and Bonn, William Riecheumeier;
Malagna and Matamoras TO be suppliedI
Baresvilie, j. W. Fishback; Clarington Chas.
Lurker. The next session. Of Conference is to
be in Louisville. IA
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Cattle Fever,

ST. LOUIS, August 31.-There is consid.
erable excitement in Randolph county,
Illinois, ON account of the recent intro
duction Of the cattle fever from Texas
and Cherokee cattle imported by butch
ers. The disease is rapidly spreading.
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The appointments in the Cincinnati District
made by the German Conference were as fol
lows:
Cincinn ati---Race street, Louis Miller; Ev.
erett street, John G. sehaal; Buckeye street
and Mount Auburn, Jacob Krehbiel and
Il. Grenzenberg; Blanchard Chapel, Jacob
Roser; Newport, c. G. Fritsche; Covington.
Gustav Weller; Hamilton and Mt Pheasant.
G. Helwig; Dayton, John Schweinfurth
Lawrenceburg, John Phetzing; Batesville,
John Hpeneke; Aurora and. Milan, Gott-
iieb Heeb; Ripley and Rigginsport, J. FL.
scaimmelDienoig; Chillicot6e, O. Wlike; Wa
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The lKiniea.1naxia On re.

VERMILLIoN, D. r., August 31.-The
second trial of the noted Wintermute
case, for the murder of General McCook,
late Secretary of Dakota, opened here
this morning.
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Railroad accident.

MONTREAL, August 3l.--seven freight
cars of the Grand Trunk railroad went
through Beloit bridge yesterday and
were utterly smashed to pieces. No
lives were lost.
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Rec0pei,ed.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, August 31.-Col.
D. R. Anthony, editor of the Leaven-
worth Times, who was shot down, in the
Leavenworth House, over three months
ago, has recovered.
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Getting Civilised Too Fast.

SIOUX CITY, August 31.-It is reported
that Spotted Tail advices the Indians
not to sell but to sue the Government for
500, 900 for not keeping the miners out of
the Black Hills.
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Here's consolation for topers, Just
before the start id the last race at Sara
toga the other day quart of whisky
was poured down the tufoat of Brigand,
and 1t Is claimed that it was this ssimu-
liant that made him tue unexpected VIM
ner. .-
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The Charlie Ross Abduct0r.

PHILADELPHIA, August 31.-The trial
of Weitervelt, indicted for the abduction
of Charlie Ross, has, up to this time,
been occupied by Mr.. Ross in relating
the fruitless searches for his child.
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w AN TED = SOLICITORS A winters
w steady work, at s1b to $25 week salary
and commission; hrst-class solicitors wanted
for Cincinnati and each town and county in
Ohio. Address, with return stamp, II. DAVIS,
1R1 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa For
prospectus, journals, &C., inclose 15c. aus0-S
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jeff Davis GOinQ.

ST. LOUIS, August 3l.-Jefferson Davis
has telegraphed his acceptance of the
invitations to attend the County Fairs
next week at Desota and Fulton, Mo.
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SAVANNAH, GA, August 8l.-Harris
Osehand, of 1a2 White street, while play
Ing with q loaded gun .sxploded the
weapon blowing of half Of his head.
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The first bale of middling cotton. shipped to
this city this season, from W. G. Shcrrod, OF
Peudleton, Arkansas, TO G. II. Goodhart Il Co.,
was sold on Change, to-day, for sixteen cents
per pound to Taylor It Bro.
The first bale Of low middling, shipped by p.
l.. Bailey, from Harrison Station, Mississippi,
to G. fl. Goodhart &c Co., was sold to the same
firm, Taylor q Bro, for seventeen and one half
tts ner Mound.
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w yate school; one competent to teach all
Tie branches, music included. Address, for
terms and particulars, COL. GEORGE. NJ.
JESSIE, New Castle, Henry county, Kentucky,
References given and required. au31-3t
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VNTANTED- STU ATOMIC engage with
Nv some person OF company having land In
Florida, to manage and cultivate it in either
fruit or sugar cane. Best Of New Orleans,
New York or Cincinnati references given. Ad-
dress Post-ofice Box 574, GAINESVILLE, Ohio. 4
au30- 3t
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UT ANTED- IMMENSE SUCCESS -
w DYER's SALE OF FINE HAIR

Ele. people will support house fcnnded
upon truth. Square honest dealing with
tie public is the motto of this establish
ment. No Misrepresentation permitted to
make sales. Ladies may purchase with tho
greatest confidence, aud when goods are not
satisfactory to the purchaser they may be ex-
changed or the money refunded! Now in stock
H.e finest collection OF Human Hair Goods,
positively retaile! at Wholesale prices. Nov-
Cities in Fashionable Hair Dressing received
dIreet from Paris The Chautauqua Chignon,
20 90; the Saratoga Chignon, SIS 90. Made to
order in the rarest and most expensive shades.
stylish for young ladies, are made with real
patent hair lace and natural water wave and
flul. Send for Price List Of every description
Y hair goods. N. ". DYER's, Fifth aud
Vue. s,ls4.l0t
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VTTANTED-AGENTS Century of In
w dependence. Book agents in clover. One
agent reports 50 sold in half day. Another
averages 20 per day. Apply for terms and ter
tftory before it is too late. ). n. HUSSEY &
CO., indianapolis, Ind. au30-2t
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ID DOARDING-Gentlemen wishing to procure
ID board in pleasant and quiet locality, will
do well to call at 223 Garrard street, .Coving-
ton. KY, where they will find the comforts OF a
home. au31-2t
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Sank.

MEMPHIS, August 3D. The steamer
Fort Gibson struck q rock at New Cas-
cony, last night, and sunk.
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DOARDING-Coun near the city on rail
I'D road; beautiful grounds, lrst-class table,
&C., conveyance to and from station. Address
MILFORD, Clermont CO., O. au31-2t
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Open.

LAWRENCE, KAs., August 31.-The A.,
T. & Santa Fe road is open to Kansas
City.
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WTANTED-SITUAT UATION-By colored man
w and wife in family, man to take charge
of horses, ETC., or assist in dining room; woman
to COOK, wash. ETC. No children. Address
CHARLES, this office. au30-3t
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DOARDIN G-First-class, and desirable
ID rooms, and home coMforts; day b0arders
desired; at 81 West Fourth street; best of ref
erences required. au3l-2t
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FxkTANTED-PARTN NER-A man with a
NV small capital, druggist or ply siclan pre-
ferred, to start u branch office; business al
ready paying 500 per week. Address, for par
ticulars, Lock box $40, Logansport, Indiana.
anal at
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NT ANTED- HORsE- -SHOER No. 4; one
wv that can fit and drive and do other job
work; to o good workman steady employment,
Eftdress J. H. MORGAN, Box 5, Lebanon,
Boone county, Indiana. au30-3t
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Strike.

CHICAGO, August 31.-The stone-cut-
ters are OH strike for an increase from
80 80 to SO per day.
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NK1ANTED-GIRL-T cook, wash, and milk
wv cows for small family in the country !:
middle aged woman preferred. Call at Indi-
Aha House, room No. II. au3l -3t
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VII ANTED- MAN-1'o do vegetable and
wv berry gardening; German single man
Mefered; would engage per year or q as !, part
MILLER Il BRO, Miamisburg, 0. au31-2t
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VNTANTED- HOUSE = To rent, small, of
w about four rooms, in city, CovipgtOn,
New iort or Ludlow. Address u. H., 33l John
street. au3l-2t
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Corn Weather.

.DEsMoINEs, IA, July 3l.-This is the
finest corn weather we have yet expert
enced.
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MTANTED--sErUAT printer Of
wv 25 years. experience, for board and
clothes; guarantees to give satisfaction. Please
address B. l.. A., this office. au81
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YKTANTED-TO BUY-Standing or side
w wall showcase, from s to feet high,
Had from to III feet long. Also,. box counter,
dte5s Z. B. T., this Office. au1O-tf
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NTANTED--YOU TO CALL--At KELLY'S
w New Photograph and Ferotype Gallery,
JAG West Fifth street, between Elm and Plum,
cincinnati. Open every day. au6-4m
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TET ANTED- ROOM, OR ROOM AND
w BOARD--By gentleman, convenient
to Fifth and Walnut streets. Address, with
terms, L. A. L., STAR office. au2S-3t
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NTANTED-sITUAT ATIoNs-By two girls
wv one frst-class cook and the other up
stairs work. Good references. Inquire at 18
Rittenhouse street. au31-2t
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wANTED---SITUATIONs.

MTANTED - STU ATION-By German,
wv speaks English, as porter or to drive a
delivery wagon, or will sell cigars ON commits.
sion. Inquire at ~ E. Pearl st. au31-2t
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WI assort rags; none
w but experienced assorters need apply to
az West Second street. au30-2t
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D-PHOTOGRAPHIC CAR-To
w rent, a Photographic car, in working Or
der. Address NJ, Box 232, Lebanon, Ohio.
au3l-2t
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FTJANTED-GOOD BAKER - On bread,
w cakes and crackers; must be steady and
reliable; young man preferred. Address GER
LALH Il BILLER. Piqua, Q. auSO-3t
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WTANTED-TO CLOSE OUT--A stock Of
w frst-class Sewing Machines IN order to
retire finally from the business @ @ VIII W =, sell at
CDST for CASH. Call for AGENT, 23O Walnut
street, first foor. Je26-tf
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TNTANTED-To ORGAN1ZE-A dramatic
w club in the northern part Of the city. Ad-
drrss H. II. 9. S., this Office. auS0-3t
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Burned.

BROOKLYN, August 81. - Baxter q
Belps lard works burned to-day.
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tNTANTED-HOJSE- or 8 rooms, side
w entrance, good location and in good Or
Der. by a cash purchaser. Address CASH,
aug store, Eighth and Central ave. auS0-2t
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TNyANTED-1,OU YARDS WATER CURL
w FRIZZETIS, just received, One Dollar
psr yard. DYER'S HAIR STORE, Fifth and
Vine. Orders by mail promptly filled.
au24- lot
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1KTANTED = You 70 KNOW That B.
w CAVAGNA & SON have a new lot of fine
Boneless Goldfish, and splendid line OF
Groceries. jy26-u
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LNOR RENT-ROOM-Neatl furnished front
il on I'd floor to gentleman and lady; also two
rooms nicely furnished for housekeeping. Call
at 348 Central avenue. au3l-2t
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BOARDING,

DOARDING-At Loveland during the fall
I'D and Exposition: house, grounds and rooms
very desirable. Address Mrs. A. j. SMITH,
Loveland, o. auM -2b
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VTTANTED - AGENTS = To sell like
w crayoa portraits Of Governors Hayes and
discount to live men. j. II. STU DER. Column
tus, Q. au3O-2t
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THE AMERICAN CARDINAL.
NEUTRAL STATES

THE HAGUE, August 3l.--The Insti-
tute OF International Law has approved
the three rules Of the Treaty OF Washing
ton as basisfor defining the duties OF
neutral States, M v
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ADJUSTMENTS.
THE SIXTH GRAND
CINCINNATI
INDUSTRIAL
(. EXPOSITION
Opens to the Public on the Evening Of
w Wednesday, Sept. 8,
Preceded during the day by the grandest
Trades Procession ever witnessed in the
United States.
All the Departments crowded with novelties
from all parts Of the country.
Admission to every part Of the Exposition,
25 cents; Children Is cents.
merchants and Manufacturers Compli-
mentary Tickets" designed for presentation
from the Business OF this city and vicinity to
their customers, can be purchased at the usual
the firm ordering them on the BACK. au31-
FOR RENT.

E,OR RENT-HOUsE-Nic brick, rooms
IL large yard and stable, opposite Work
house. Inquire at toll gate, Spring Grove av-
enue. au30-2t
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TKI NTED--MIR suitable for
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