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Late from Abroad.
LOST.

LOST.
LONDON, Sept. 10.-The steamer Mar
tin Weiner, from Shields for Hamburg
is believed to have been lost with all hei
crew.
SUSPENDED.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 10.--Siffer g. Sons,
of this town, have suspended. Lii
abilities estimated at $50O,00O.
is THIS TREAsON2
PARIS, Sept. 10.--A Bonapartist ban.
quet was held at Eureux Sunday last, al
which letter was read from Admiral
Baron De La Ronciere LIE Noury, Com.
mander of the French Mediterranean
SQUADRON. This letter was afterward
published, and has caused great excite
lnent and violent comment among all
supporters OF the Constitution. The Ad-
miral dates his letter on board the Ma
genta, Sept. ID, and expresses mis- re-
gret at his inability to be present at the
banquet.
He says his constant desire is TO asso-
ciate himself with every manifestation
looking to union of the Conservatives.
He says: "He is Conservative in my
eyes, whatever the faction 70 which be
may belong, who repudiates the doctrine
tember and OF their Secretaries" This
passage and the following are bitterly
attacked by the Republican and Orlean-
ist journals: 81 shall not cease TO be the
devoted servant of the Government of
Marshal MacMahon as long as he shall
not be borne outside OF the conservative
paths in which to-day he is copcentra-
ting his most ardent efforts; but l assel
that when the moment comes France
should become free to choose, and thus
pean hierarchies, which is denied her by
ner present form of Government" Yes
teraay, when he first heard Of the publ
cation OF this letter, Marshal MacMahon
called a Council of Ministers to take
cognizancc OF the matter, and the Minis
ter OF Marine, who was absent from
Paris, was summoned TO return to partic-
ipate In the Council.
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At the Gibson.

The following are the prominent arrivals at
the Gibson House:
w. r. Logan, Louisville, KY; j. A. Foues,
Little Rocs, Arkansas; J. w. j. Hedges,
Moorefeld, Ky; j. Il. Grain, Sparksbulgh:
j. II. McDougal, Nashville, Tenn; q. Peaks
and lady, Dayton, o.: Jesse n. Cooper, Louis
yile KY; Henry Eycrsman, Efingham, KY;
MIG. Beevill, salem, u: d. Tfumlora. New
Howard and daughter Madison; WIN. How
ard, Madison; II. +. Carr, Evansville. KY; A.
y. Chambers. Philadelphia; VIM s. Robinson,
NJ vernon- O.; Geo. A; Ayers, New Yo.k; 9.
q. Goldsmith, New York; d. Durkee, ST. 10. /.
iscW. 8. Lyon, New York; Charles II. Cock,
Columbus. o.; VIM. Bruins, New York; j. 4.
Brady, New York; Nd. Tfilliap, Urbana, o.:
]. s. Ciaud. Dayton, o.; ID. g. Evdns. st. Louis;
ID. q ant, Minnesota; j. II. Remington, Cynth.-
ana. KY; 4. A. Johnston. Cqiolnia- =
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The following permits were Issued since our
last report:
M. McCarrell, two-story frame on Taylor
avenue. north Of Columbia avenue; estimated
cost, $500. .
f. W. Handy, six-story brick, corner OF Race
and Baker streets; estimated cost, $500
G. B. Humphrey, repair two-story brick,
corner Fifth and Sycamore; estimated cost,
$40.
tween Sixth and Seventh streets; estimated
cost, IS. sou.
w. NJ. Wicker, double two story brick at 449
and 451 Ninth street: estimated cost, $5.i0j
j. Il. Buttel, two-story brick at 70 Browne
street; estimate cost, 81, ,00U.
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N0TICE is HEREBY GIvEN-Io VIM. s.
IN Hutchinson, a non resident OF Ohio, that
y, II. Punlnnll, of Hamilton county, Ohio, did,
on The 3D. day OF September, 1875, file his petit
pom 10 the Court Of Common Pleas, within and
6r said county, against him, in Case No.
"a 9a2, for the sum Of s8O0l, with interest from
April th, 1875, and that an order Of attach
hent was on said day is.ued against the real
Estate OF the said Hutchinson, in salt county,
end answer said petition, on or beforo the third
katurday af.er October 10th next, or Judgment
vii te rendered against him by default.
Cincinnati, September 10th, 1875.
'selo-0tF L. H. PUMMILL.
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NEW YORK, Sept. 10.--The following
appears in the papers of to-day: "a spe.
cial meeting of the Associated Pioneers
of the Territorial days Of California will
be he'd at the Sturtevant House, Monday
evening, to give expression Of the feeling
Of sympathy for the misfortunes which
overlook the late VIM. C.>Ralston, OF
San Francisco, to whose energy and in
dustry California is indebted for much
OF her present prosperity.
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Erie In Europe.

LONDON, Sept. 10.-There has been a
sudden rise In Erie. Under strong pur-
chases shares have advanced 12s per
cent, and are quoted 17sS. The ex-
PLANTATION of the rise is In the fact of
the election of new directors OF the Com
pany supposed to be pledged to the sup
port of the interests of the European
shareholders.
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MMrder.

FORT WAYNE, IND, Sept. 1O.-Last
night, in row between Charles Cronk,
James Haberway and Cassius Hicks !,
about Six miles from the city, Hicks was
stabbed five times-once in the throat,
severing the jugular vein, and killing
him instantly. The parties were ar
rested.
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Who started that story about the late
Andrew Johnson's heavy insurance I
It's the first his family have heard OF il,
anyhow.
Fanny Elssler, the famous danseuse,
Is living at Bremen, the wife OF ply 81.
clan, and is we'll preserved woman Of
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Pren,tunss for O,.t Ffo,rers.

The award Of premiums for the best display
Of cut flowers and roses at the Exposition was
made this afternoon at half-pasr two O'Clock
by the jurors, Messra. 'olnaber, Hooper and
Sherlock.
The display by all PARTIES was very fine, but
the lucky ones were as follows: Thos Knott u
Son, for the best display OF cut flowers, s35; A.
Sunderbruch, second best, $25 For the best
display Of cut roses, Z. b. Wingate, first prem
ium, s2j; second premium to $. G. Cobb, SIS.
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Green Taken Iu.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 10.-John Green,
who is believed to be the person who
personated Mr.. Fades, Of this city, and
succeeded In getting the burglar Snyder
released from custody, has been arrested.
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The French government has applied to

The French Government has applied to
the Pope to have the annual German
pilgrimage to Lourdes interdicted. The
cause OF this action is said to be the un.
wise utterances Of the German pilgrims.
They come into France, where liberty Of
speech is allowed them, and when they
Bismarck and his Government, they ex.
press themselves concerning his course
toward the Catholic Church in no meas.
ured terms. of course Bismarck hears
Of it, and sometimes makes it warm for
them when he gets them back home, but
generally holds France responsible for
their utterances. So France is encom
passed with difficulties any how, and
considers that the easiest way will be
70 stop the pilgrimage.
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They are taking State census in Mas
sachusetts, according to which Boston
has a population of $4,000, Worcester
81, 1000, Lowell $4,000 and Fall River, 49,
600. The total population OF the State is
about 1,700,000, an increase of 2OO,0O1
since in 1870. The aggregate products
manufactured during the year ending
May /, 1871, amounted to $1,O20, ,00O,
900. against $5l7 900, 900 in 1865.
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about the Other side of the Globe.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 10.-The Japan
ese and Russian Commission sailed to
complete the transfer Of Kuriles to Ja-
pan and Sagliain to Russia.
Reports are in circulation among
Japanese officials that war between
China and England is imminent, but
thoy are not believed,
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Some Var ketcS.

NEW YORK, Sept. 10.-Cuban advices
received here state that the Patriots
have burned eighty houses and much
valuable property in Oporto.
The Times Washington special says
a private, letter from New Orleans states
that an attempt will be made to break
the House of Representatives to reor-
ganlze OH meeting.
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SstsaE.

MILWAUKEE, Sept. 10.-The bark Tan
ner sunk near the pier in the storm
this morning. The crew climbed into
the rigging, and were rescued this morn
ing. The cook swan ashore. Captain
Howard attempted to swim ashore and
was drowned.
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The Var Ended.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 10. - Attorney
General Pierrepoht telegraphed to the
President at Long Branch this afternoon
that from information received from
Mississippi to-day, he is satisfied the
war is over. No proclamation issued.
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The Manufacturing Company Of Gales I'M
proved Patent Locomotive Sparks and Smoke
Arrester has filed Its articles OF incorporation
with the Recorder. E. J.. AgIn, J. W. Pills
bury, L. A. Mutton, Smith Stimmel, and w. G..
Gale are the Trustees. The capital stock is
SlUO,l divided into loo shares Of $lUO each.
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HtO1aeaCQCL.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 1O.-The steamship
Nova Scotia brought Foley's bronze
statue of General Thomas j.. Jackson.
1t will be erected in Richmond. Cost
SAC, 900.
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g. Nature of crops injured, with acreage Of
each kind.
Z. Name and location Of each plantation at
which damage was done, either to crops or
property. 1l
4. Such other information as bears directly
upon the subject.
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Marrt0ge Eicenses.

The following marriage licenses were is.
sued since our last report:
Joseph Enger and Barbara Tanner.
Robert n. Taylor and Agnes Slater.
Jacob BiHhell and Mary Weliell.
Alex. Drefenbache and Martha HookeG
Chas. q. Goines and Rosa M. Fisher.
Andrew Wilmer and Helena Muller.
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EIkins.

SANTA FEE, N. NJ, Sept. 10.-Later re-
turns reduce Elkins' majority SO much
as to leave the result In doubt.
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SkttptohtNa.

BELGRADE, Sept. 10.-The formal open
ing of the Servlan Skuptchina took place
yesterday.
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TAINTED STU ALTON = BY an intelli-
wv gent young mah, with lawyer, merchant
or doctor, as ERIK or assistant; satisfactory
references. Address L. A. BURTON, Madi-
fonyillo .. se9-3t
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The report that Charley Ross has been
returned to his parents and that they
keep the fact profound secret, in order
not to be annoyed, is pronounced untrue.
.s-ssl,t. 40. -, ~ ytrc,r
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WI ANTED-TO CLOSE OUT-A stock OF
w hrst- -class Sewing Machines IN order to
retire finally from the business. Will sell at
cost for CASH. Call for AGENT, $50 Walnut
Stroet, first floor. ie26-tf
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WI ANlED : PHOTOGRAPHER - First
w class, to start new gallery in the best To-
eation in W ashngtOn street. Address JOHN
JACKSON, f6}S EasJ Washington street, In
dianapols, Ind. se9-3t
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The State CGpttGI

Special to the Star
COLUMBUS, o., Sept. 1O.--The attend
ance at the Fair yesterday was little
over. twenty thousand,. and the crowd
was evidently most OF it from points out.
side the city.
Canada Bill, the monte sharp, was ar
rested yesterday while playing his favor
ite game on an unsuspecting country.
man in a Front street saloon. He Is be-
fore Mayor Heitman this morning.
The Fair this year is undoubtedly one
of the best, il not the very best, that the
State Board has ever given.
The following is the result Of the races
yesterday: The first was trot for stall
lions for 800 gold medal to the first
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H and notion, with good cash trade; sales
$4,000 to $4,000 per year; will invoice about
s2,0G0; change OF business reason for selling.
Address 4. Al. ROBINSON, Morgan Station,
IL. q. Railroad. se0-St
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L,OR sALE-LAND--5O acres prairie land;
E good spring on same; in thickly -settlcd
ncigIiborhood, in Adair county, Iowa, near
county ssat. Or win trade for horse and light
spring wagon. Address "W," this office.
ljy14-tf
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ENOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
PROPERTY-FARM-52 acres; house 8
rooms; barnIand crib; good roads, near station ;
churches, schools, &c; horses, cows, wagons,
and farming utensils. Inquire OF W. G. ca AM
BERLIN, this Office. ee10-tf
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NTANTED - MONEY - To borr w $500 to
w $500 on chattcl mortgage, to he paid back
st $50 per month; viii pay ? per cent. interest
Ohio. se10-2t
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MI TANTED-TICKE ETS-Cheap; Railroad
wv tickets, frst-clas to Philadelphia; ! to
New York, and 1 20 Baltimore. starting point
Cincinnati OF Dayton, Ohio; over Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad preferred, Address j. S.
ALSPAUGH, |, Wal akoneta, o. se9-3t
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TETANTED - --DRESSMAKER - Capable Of
w experimenting shop: must thoroughly
understand cutting and fitting. Address II.
BART, Lock box 81, Muncie, Ind. sel0-3t
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TTANTED-rO BUY-Standing .or side
w wall showcase, from to 8 feet high,
Witn or without drawers. Must be cheap. Ad-
fress e. b. T.. this Office au10-tf
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T,OR SALE OR TRADE-LAND-2 acres; |;
T. 10U improved. good orchard and small
fruits, six miles west OF. Worthington, Greene
county, Indiana. Address j. NJ. LEEDS, box
n1, KOkomo, Ind. se9-3t
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ANTED - FOREMAN = In a furniture
and able to get work ready for benchment. In
xuIre at Room No. Q, Masonic Temple, city, or
kldress j. AULD & SON, Grcenville, Ohio.
paOQ
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TNoR SALE-PLAYs- Ten copies Of the
C drama, "The GolieA Farmer" and five Of
The farce "The Quiet Family at one third Of
the original price. Address E. NJ. TlNGLEY,
Madeira, Ohio. SEQ. St
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Time-2:31, 2:3111z, 2:33}4, 1924, 1888.
III the trot for mares anu geldlngs that
had never trotted for money-$l00 to
first, $50 to second, and $50 to third
there were thirty-four entries. Twenty
two of the horses started. The follow
ing Is the summaryi
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TNTANTED-YOUT TO CALL--At KELLY'S
Nv New Photograph and Ferrotype Gallery,
lG5 West Fifth street, between Elm and Plum,
Cincinnati. Open every day. au6-4m
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KTANTED-TARM- to buy, rent or
w lease, within is miles Of Cincinnati. in
ohio. Address VIM DRAKE, Madisonyille,
Hamilton county, Ohio. se9-3t
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MISUNDERSTANDING.

WI ANTED-BOARD-In q private family
w for man, wife, two children (thrce and
tour years old) and nurse; best OF references
given. Address II. b., lock-box oil. se9-3t
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VEJANTED--ulRL-O woman, from q to
wv IS years old, and one who understands all
Kinds of h .llsework, and is kind and willing to
york; permanent situation and gooi wages.
Address Mrs. IDA j., Mansfield, O. se10-3t
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ROOMS.

HNTANTED-ROOM- unfurnIshed front
wv with board for man, wife and child. Ad-
ldross with terms and location, r. L. NJ, Post
unlce box 2,S34 se9-3t
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NTTANTED-SHIR -CUTTER-Flrst-cl -class.
wv Address, stating salary. T.O. NEWBOLD
h E'OO., Main ST., Lexington, Ky. selO-St
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TNOR -NEWSP PAPER-And job Office
I complete doing good business in wide
awake town; the owner must sell on account
of other business. Address JOURNAL, Doylcs-
town, Ohio. se9-St
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IED-AGENTS-Mark Twain's new
|, wv book now ready. Address p. u. RAN
apALL & CO., Cincinnati, Ohio. se9-3t
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ITTANTED- HORNS - To purchase brass
w band horns. new or second hand. Ad-
iress O. M. CONNER. P. o. box 8, jamestown,
8reene county, Ohio. se9-5t
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HNANTED-LIFE INSURANCE AGENCY
wv AT Cincinnati, Covington. Indianapo-
rs or Louisvilie. on commission, and salary Of
pV, per month first year. Address Gen ERAL
GENT. box SEQ, Franfort, Ky. se0.2t
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NKTANTED-RooM- dining hall; must
i..yv be good location. Address, with terms,
10, H., box 80, Newcastle, Henry county. Ind.
r se9-St
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NTTANTED-PIGEON HOLE TABLE-Tt
tyv buy or rent Address I. BAYLESS
&enia, o. se9-3t
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WANTED. HD-..MIscELLANEoUs.

MET CLERK-Immediate
wv ly, at Moss Hou Q, Greensburg, Indiana.
) sel0-4t
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lNOR sALE-JOB PRINTING OFFICE-In
ID this city. good supply Of material, four
presses; terms TO advantage OF purchaser. Ad-
dressaDLIVER STANDGOOD, city. se9-3t
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E,OR RENT-A HOUSE-2 rooms, kitchen
l. and cellar. Inquire at d. RODGERS, W.
Covington, Ky. se10-2t*
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ETrANTED-TO PURCHAsE-Ano outfit for
EW taking photographs; terms reasonable:
address DURKETT WHITE, Irvine, Estill
9ounty, KY. ses-at.
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TOR RENT-ROOM = Furnished, suitable
l. for or2 gents, at 1855 West Eighth street
Reference. se10-8t
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SUSPENDED.

LIVERPOOL, Sept. 10.-Siffer & Son
of this town, have suspended. l.
abilities estimated at $500, 900.
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- You TO KNOW That B.
wv CAVAdNA q SON have new lot Of fine
homeless Goldfish. and q splendid line Of
Groceries. JySo-u
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ENOR RENT-HOUSE-Two- STORY, new, $l6;
Il gas, water, yard, &C.; 10 minutes from 20
No. rs Gilbert ay. se10-St
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AWANTED- buy YOUR HATS OF
MARTIN, at ~ W. Fifth st. jy15-H
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HNTANTED AGENCY = For o good non
I w board fire Insurance Company. Address
y. NJ. W., lock-box rs, Greenfield, .. se9-st
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NTANTED-PONY-Mu be cheap: In.
w quire at Star Office from 12S to o'clock
| au25-tf
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT-ROOM - Furnished, 2d-story
Il front. with or without board, at 4W Central
avenue. se10-3t
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TNOR RENT-ROOM-Han furnish
II ed, on the second floor, for gentlemen only.
Apply at Harrison st. selO-3t
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EXTANTED-YOU TO 90 TO-G. sCHILL-
evv ING, Carpet Weaver, S8l West Sixth ST.
Uy3U-tfl
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TNOR RENT - ROOM - Front, handsomely
I finished, for gentlemen, with gas. ward
robe, CRATE, bath and the very best Of beds;
newly papered, and kept in good order. 2U] W.
Seventh st. sel0-3t
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HETANTED-LATHE- small, screw-out-
INV tIhg lathe. Please send price and size Of
btiie t0 DAVID CHRISTIE. Chillicothe, Ohio
E se10-2t
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sELL--Clothcs Wringers
INV and Fluters sold on weekly payments, bY
&. p, EUkTZ & CO., 61 West Fifth street,
M fsel. .WF&M-tf
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FOR SALE.

TNOR SALE-FURNITURE- eight rooms,
L nearly new: house centrally located; ref
erences. Address box z, ,712, city. se9-St
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LOST.
LONDON, Sept. 1O.-The steamer Mar.
tin Weiner, from Shields for Hamburg,
is believed to have been lost with all her
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.

WRINGERS AND FLUTERS,
Sold on Weekly Payments by
RHORER s. Co. 2l9 w. Fifth street.
se6-lm-M, W&F
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VX7-ANTED-S STU boy II
w years old, in store or Office. Good pen
man. Best Of references. Address HARRY
LEAMEN, Madisonvile, O. se7-l2t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WTANTED = SITUATION - AS porter or
w packer, in wholesale establishment.
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CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA.

PRESIDENTIAL CANVASS cALCULATIoNs-PRo-
DUcE AND INCOME IN PERU REvoLuTIoS1sT
AorrAr1oS-REsULTs OF THE ANTr-MoSAsTIc
RIOTS IN BUENos AYREs,
PANAMA. April 4, 1878.
The lsthmus continues TO all appearances tran
Gull. The weather Is very dry and the neat has
been augmented Tor some days.
THE PRESIDENTIAL CANVASS.
The approaching election Tor President OF the
Union II looked forward 10 with some anxiety.
Tna dictionary struggle will be more felt in the
several states than IN the capital Here IN Pam
anna the decision OF the government and the peo-
pie within the walls tine city proper seems TO
be ior Dr. Nunez, and the ultra-liDeral party, con-
sistlng chiefly OF the people in the suburbs, have
declared Tor the governments candidate, senior
PARA.
The State government here Is pretty wen pre-
pared against any coup d'ttdt.
TREASURY INCOME.
Tine income OF the Union during the last nsca
year amounted to SS,e00O00, which includes mat
from the Panama Railroad OF s250,000 per annum.
LOAN PROJECT COLLAPSED.
The government or COlom Dia mas not succeeded
IN negotiating tue loan IL required Tor the building
0i It's Northern Railroad.