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New York.
Struck by a Whirlwind-The Fe'
nian Brotherhood, etc.

Struck by a Whirlwind-The Fee
nian Brotherhood, etc.
NEW YORK, August 23.-One Of the
buildings belonging to the Art Associa-
tion of this city was struck by whirl.
wind about five o'clock yesterday after.
noon and one of the sides crushed in.
There were between forty and fifty
children in and around the building at
the time, and when the crash came all
but two escaped. These were Catherine
Oleany, aged four years, who was taken
out Of the ruins dead, and a girl named
Hickey, aged seven years, who was IA
tally injured.
The building is total loss. 1t cost
$4,000.
The annual convention of the Fen ian
Brotherhood, which was to have been
held during the present week, has been
postponed until January.
BOOTH MISUNDERSTANDING
NEW YORK, August 23.-J. IL. McVick-
er, who has been with Edwin Booth
since his late accident at Cos Cob, Ct.,
writes of the invalid, 'sAli fear of bad re-
suits, we hope, have passed, as no
dangerous symptoms have appeared.
He will need the utmost
quiet for ten days yet to
allow the rib. 10 knit, then he will be able
TO walk about with his arm in a sling
and must trust to time for perfect
cure"
Among the passengers of the steamer
City of Berlin is Captain Bogardus,
champion pigeon shooter.
ALONG LIST OF CRIMES.
NEW YORK, August 23.-The whisky
ring have set a lot of roughs after the
Government detectives. One of the de-
tectiyes has been shot, but will recover.
Mr.. j. III. Noe, brush manufacturer
while driving burglars from his premises
was ATTACKED and probably fatally in.
jured.
While officer pennison was looking
for the murderers of Langdon, yester.
day, he was attacked by rouglfs. He
shot three of them, fatally injuring one
named Michael Gateney.
A negro rough concerned in the mur
der o. two negroes in this city, escaped
from ffison yesterday and severely cut
a man and woman with a razor. He
was recaptured after six shots were fired
at him.
Philip Kueh, a respectable citizen O.
WeehaWken, was beaten by an officer IL
a shameful manner last night. He il
still insensible and is said to be dying.
Mrs. Harper called at a saloon last
night for her husband. He was so en-.
ragged that on reaching home he beat hel
nearly to death.
The Herald and Tribune class the Noe
murder with that Of Nathan. The cir
cumstances are all similar. No clue tt
the perpetrators.
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fession, and is hard. working man, not given
to drink, and on this account his mysterious
absence is unaccountable.
HENRY j. HILTs. OF St. Louis, was brought
before Commissioner Hooper to-day on war
rant charging him with perjury before the U.
s.. Grand Jury. AS the original warrant was
sworn out in st. Louis. the case was postponed
until Sept 18th. In the meantime the matter
will be Investigated in the St. Louis Courts.
THE Committee on Opening Exercises Of the
Exposition met at the Office Of Mr.. s. v. Reid.
one OF the Commissioners, at o'clock There
not being sufficient number Of the COM
mittee present to transact business,
the committee adjourned to
meet at O'Clock this afternoon at the rooms OF
the Board Of Trade. The man object OF this
meeting isSto secure SOME man OF prominence
in the country to deliver the opening address.
JOHN SULLIVAN. a lad Of seventeen years,
was arrested by officer Hanrahan on charge
OF having committed a rape on the person OF q
young girl named Mary Ann Banahan, whose
pA ents reside on Mcfarland street. In the
Police Court this morning he was arraigned
on that charge, together with companion
named John Murphy, who is said to have been
accessory TO the crime. Their cases were con-
tinued to next Wednesday, and their bail
fixed at $500 each.
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POLICE COURT.

Drunk and Disorderly-Margaret Davis. Jas.
Moore, Maggie Segon, Gus Lang and John
Schroeder, costs; Matte Anderson, William
Murphy, A. j. Seery and VIM. Beach, dis
missed: William II. Morris, steph. G. Hit.
drummer, George Fead, John A. Pohl,
August Hetzel, Phil. Stang, William Bern
hardt and Joseph Jacobs, each So and
Costs; Charles Alden, Robert Cassidy;
Miller, John Zach, Henry Fuhrman, each si
and costs; Tim. Foley, II. Scnobe, thirty days;
Jas. Germany, Amy Leonard continued to
9th inst.i VIM. A. Henson, $40 and costs; Ma
ry McGovern, ten days: Joanna Hughes, sixty
days; Tony Lcinlnger, Henry Rice, IS and
costs; John Jennson, $25 and costs.
Neutrality-suspicious. L. Irwin, permitting
nuisance, continued to 26tf inst; Nick Moran,
Thos. Moran, murder in second degree, bs,lnd
over; Seeph Capillo, abusing, family, costs;
Albert Snith, same, six months aud s50: Mag
dallne klund', disOrderly house. Dismissed; /;
Allen Johnson, assault to kill, continued to
2S5h inst; Margaret LOTUS, committing nu-
sance. 20 and costs; Jane Gibson, vag, ~ days;
John Mack, concealed weapons, s1U and COSTS:
Mary A. Amos, petlt larceny, continued TO l4th
inst; Thomas Reagan, lettering, $40 anu
Costs: George Howard, same. 10 DAYS;
Ihos Shuts. petit larceny. continued to 24th
inst: Isaac levi, peddling without license,
costs; Molly Cook, malicious destruction, dis
inissek PeLer Dolan and Isaac Stutz, petit lar
ceny, continued TO 3lst inst; John Smith
same, continued to 2Sth inst; VIM. Healy,
Fred. smith and Peter Haniy, vags, days;
Jos. Gersli, same, Y days; E. j. Baumau,
abusing family, $40 and costs; Sallie Harris,
hai boriug .ewa women, 50 and costs; Carrie
" ade, vag, dismissed; Nellie Gibson, Jennie
Anderson same. costs: Frank Clark, Mich.
O'Dowd, petit larceny. consinued to 24th inst;
Jas. eatiiaid, exposing person, IS and costs;
Chas. MaruGa, malicious destruction, same
John Sullivan, John Murpney, rape eaclf con-
tinaed 70 asth inati Gforse yhorp, appsipg.
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Bulletin of Crime.

KILLED WITH A CARvING-KNIFE. So.
NEW YORK, August 23.-John Thomp-
son and Michael Allen, porters in the
Fifth Avenue Hotel, quarreled last night,
when Thompson plunged carving-knife
into Aliens right side, INJECTING fatal
wounds. He was arrested.
HIS LAST TRUMP TURNED.
OMAHA, August 23.-At Rockspring,
Wyoming, o coal miner named Hamilton n
shot and killed Jos. Watson over "a game
of cards.
HE MEDDLED.
BALTIMORE, August 23.-Jas. Monks,
farmel, was fatally shot by Thos. Ar
cher, jr., last night, for having interfered
in hight between Archer and a man
the body, and the ball struck the spinal
cord, causing paralysis. Archer has
been arrested.
ATTEMPTS TO KILL HIS DIVORCED WIFE
AND HIMSELF.
NEW HAVEN, CT, August 23.-Hattie
A. Doolittle, who was divorced last De-
lcember from her husband, Capt. Patrick
HI. Masteraon, who has charge of Tom
Thumbs yacht, was stabbed BY Master
son. on Church street, near the Post-of-
flee, last night, with dirk. Masterson
then stabbed himself in the breast. He
was knocked down by a citizen. The
woman will recover, and it is thought
Masrerson's wound will not prove fatal.
He attempted to kill her some months
ago, and also attempted to shoot his
father-in-law, Mr.. Kirkland.
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MOrtlEaru Record.

Franz Jaring, year, city.-
Bridget Dunlery, 81 years, Ireland.
Bridget Mullaney, Is years, ireland.
Martina j. Goodrich, 5O,ycars, Ohio.
Maria S. rhoms, months, city.
Adolf Dehmcr, | X years, city.
Mary Bussleman, ~ years, Germany.
Clara Haight, 70 years, city.
Infant Klein, city.
David W. Rogers, 80 years, Pennsylvania
Henrietta Gerhard, 10 days, city.
He. man Ludwig, year, city.
Caspar Schoenmetzler, 40 years, France.
Nicholas Henmeicr, year, city.
John james GilrOy, ~ months, Mass.
Bridget Neais, 35 years, Ireland.
Louis Wilging, q months, city.
Charles ketteman, 8 months, city.
Michael Ehrman, 90 years, Germany.
Richard Castner, 10 years, Ohio.
Bennc KOnig. year, city.
Anna Schoppe, years, city.
benjamin Iieig, % years, Germany.
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Meeting of the Board Of improvements

Meeting of the Board OF improvements
The Board Of City improvements met in reg
ular session this morning at 10 O'Clock, Cor
bett in the chair,
Some little business Of miscellaneous char
aeter having been transacted, the following
resolutions ana ordinances were passed: tt
improve Chestnut street, Walnut Hills, from
Montgomery Road to Mulberry street; an Or
dinance to establish the grade Of Pitt alley
from Pitt street to Vine street; tt
establish the grade of Vine street
from Pitt street to Mcmillan street.
to change the grade of Mason street, from Au,
burn to Locust street; 10 establish grade OF
Arbigust street, from Oak to a point 750 feet
north; to establish grade of Slnton street, from
Arbigust to Lebanon road.
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Latest Foreign Facts.
Probable End Of the Herzegovinian War

Concessions Made by Turks, that
the Insurgents must accept.
VIENNA, August 23.-The Herzego.
vinian troubles, it is announced to-day,
are now virtually settled. The Turkish
Government, acting upon the advice OF
the European powers, has promised to
grant the reforms asked by the rebellious
Provinces, and to pass such Legislation
as will secure them in their civil ana
religious liberties.
The rights of property and freedom of
worship are to be respected and certain
political rights are also to be conferred.
In consequence Of these concessions by
the Porte the Foreign Consuls of Bosnia
and Herzegovina have been instructed
to inform the insurgents that they must
lay down their arms. The case will be
submitted to Special Commissioners for
final adjustment. 1t is now fully eX-
pected that the insurrection will speed
lily terminate and peace be restored to
the disturbed provinces.
NEW YORK, August 23.-The Civil Tri.
bunal OF the Seine has decided that Mich
eletS remains be removed to Paris and
inferred at Pere La Chaise.
The Spanish Government has decreed
fresh conscriptiOn sof one hundred
thousand men.
The total cost to Britain of the Abyssin-
ian war was 9S,959, 900.
THE REBELLION.
RAGUsA, August pa number of
Montenegrins, who joined the Herzegov.
inian insurgents, have captured seven
small forts around Gasgo, Nuga and
Nestgi, near the Montenegrine frontiers.
6 LONDON, August ga special to the
Times, from C0nstantinoplc, says the
Porte has accepted the proposition Of
friendly powers to counsel the submis-
sion OF the insurgents to Turkish author
tiles, and represent to them the utter
hopeiessness from foreign Intervention.
Servia Pacha has been appointed Special
Commissioner to examine into the griev-
ances of the disaffected people, and it is
confidently expected that the insurrec-
tion will soon terminate.
LONDON, August 23-6 A. MA Berlin
special to the Times says: 'sThe AUS
trian ambassador at Constantinople
suggested to the Turkish Government
the expediency of allowing Herzegovi ma
. oCmA.lhucpcHu0uta auHlhloUi dblOHs Ildu
this suggestion been accepted three
Northern powers would have been pre-
pared to assist its accomplishment.
The Porte, however, rejected the propo-
sitlon. The intervention OF Austria is
no longer considered altogether improba-
BILE. Tne Austrian Government seems
to consider that a cnange has become
Indispensable, and that 1t had best be
effected at time when she may hope to
exercise leading influence"
CONGRESS OF JOURNALISTS.
BREMEN, August pa Congress Of
German journalists opened here Satur-
day. Resolutions we're adopted asking
Imperial legislation in behalf of the
liberty of the press to publish truthful
reports Of the public proceedings of Law
Courts, and OF granting immunity fiom
disclosure OF the names of contributors.
TO BE MADEA CARDINAL.
LONDON, August 23.--A special to the
Daily News from Rome says that the
Pope has invited Archbishop Ledochow-
ski to Rome, upon the expiration Of 1his
p in February, TO attend . !
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The Merrimac-Sraie Fair.

MANCHESTER; N. H., August 23.-The
Merrimac river here is now higher than
at any time for fifteen years past. Man
ufacturing has not been interfered with.
ALI the mills in the city close from Sep
tember 3D. to the 18th to allow the oper-
atives to attend the New England State
Fair, September 7, s. 8 and ~.
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At the Gibson.
The following are the prominent arrivals al
the Gibson House:

The following are the prominent arrivals at
the Gibson House:
A. q. Bush, Philadelphia, Pa; A. J. Wood,
Indianapolis, Ind. G. w. Stone, Cleveland U. /;
L. q. Muir, Richmond, Ind; Fred. E. Web +,
Boston, Mass; II. Il. Wallace, Princeton, Ind. |:
l. Kaufman, Memphis. Tenn; II. p. Peuion,
Richmond, Ind; p. III. Peters, Louisville KY. !;
u, NJ. Runyan, new YORK; j. W. Burton, Law
renceburg, KY; T. L. Gold, Portsmouth, o.;
Z. q. Banmon, Memphis, Tenn; L. LAM,
Ky; B, H. Ruazman, % Columbus, g.; J. HoIlo,
way, Cleveland, o.; c. Il. Guson, Columbus, o. ;
]. Lord. Chillicothe; q. II. Governor, Athens;
New YORK; Geo. ". Watson. wife ana child,
Philadelphia, Pa; Henry BOIL. Marietta. o..
John II. Stein, Philadelphia, Pa; y. B. Danis,
Delaware, O.; Miss Lou Nefde, Philadelphia
Pa; NJ. Sinner, Lima, o.. Mrs. A. Bishop, ST..
Louis; A. S. Saggart, GAINESVILLE, o.; j. e.
Merich, New York; Miss Anna n.arshall. St
Louis; t. p. Duncan, Chlttcnango. n. Y; JAS.
B. Walker, Philadelphia; d. A. Tower, New
York;J S. Falls, Pittsburg.
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special Consistory for the reception Of a
| Cardinals insignia.

PLOTTING AGAINST DON CARLOS.
SANTANDER, August 23.-Itis rumored
that serious disturbances have occurred
at Estella, and that the arrest and in
generation nj Generals Meridini and
Mogrerejo ana other Carlist officers was
because Of their completely in plot
against Don Carlos.
IN THE NATIONAL COUNCIL.
GENEVA, August 23.-The National
Council passed resolutions for the sup
preston Of Converts and Sisters Of
Charity.
LONDON, August 23.-Collie, the alb.
sconding discounter, is still at large.
Three ladies were thrown from car.
riage, near Wharfdile, and killed. The
driver was seriously hurt.
Two journalists, named Deyaux and
Charley, have fought duel on the Bel.
gian frontier, in which the latter was Sc.
ri0usly wounded.
Wheat depressed; medium, 46sa47s.
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SubIet-Neto Street RaiEroad-1 That West-
ervttLe Sat0Oa.

S1blet-Neso Strest Raitroad-1 That West-
ervttIe Saloon.
Special to the star
COLUMBUS. o., August pa portion
of the q. & I. road has been sublet'
jackson s. Russell, of Columbus, make
the road-bed between Columbus and
Delaware, and John Rutherford between
Delaware and Toledo.
A street railroad is to be built by j. G..
Mitchell and others from the south end
to the north end Of the city, by way OF
Front and Park streets, Buttle's avenue
and North High street.
The Marshal of Westerville has, 1t is
said, taken charge of Corbin's saloon. on
the strength OF an execution for the fine
and costs recently imposed.
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Deceased-Accideat.

BALTIMORE, Nd, August 23.-Marcus
Wolf, well-known citizen, died sud-
denly of apoplexy last night, aged rs.
He was possessed OF a large fortune.
James Butler, aged 6 years, was run
over and instantly killed by a lager beer
wagon yesterday The driver has been
held for examination.
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KINGSTON, N. y, August 23.-Abra-
ham Symonds, of Pine Hill, was found
with his throat cut from ear to ear. and
in the house near by his daughter was
found with her skull crushed with an
AK. 1t is supposed by some that he
killed her and then himself in fit of in
sanity.
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Deceased.

INDIANAPOLIS, August 23.--Dr. Cyrus
Mutt, well-known educator, and for
fifteen years President OF the Indiana
University, at Bloomington, died here
this morning. His remains will be in
TERED at Greehville, tomorrow at2 z. NJ.
MEMPHIS, August 23.-W. B. Green
law, President of the Memphis g. Little
Rock railroad, died at his residence In
this city early this morning.
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Df'OtyNed.

NEW HAVEN, CT, August 23.-Richard
Heating was drowned while bathing in
Mill river to-day. William Goshorn was
also drowned while bathing of Light.
house Point,
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Vas the Threatened GA break q Political
Dodge?
ATLANTA, August 23.-The Constitu-
tion thinks the recent disturbance was
engineered to infidence the Ohio cleo
tion.
AUGUSTA. GA, August 2L-It will re-
quire the trial of the prisoners, which
occurs on Monday next, to determine
whether the threatened negro outbreak
was a plot or panic, The Governor
thinks It was plot. Two hundred and
ninety bench warrants have been is
sued and nearly three hundred arrests
made. s
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Deoth of a Prl,na Donna.

Death of a Prinsa Donna.
RICHMOND, VA, August 23.-The fu-
neral OF Mrs. DR.. q. III. Wendlinger, nee
Brandt, Richmond's favorite prima dom
ma, took place here yesterday afternoon
at Grace Episcopal Church.
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LAST EDITION.

There are indications of ltghtratn this
evening or Tonight. Fair or partly cloudy
tomorrow.
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SARATOGA, August 23.-Owing to the
rains the regatta is postponed until
Wednesday.
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TaOR SALE-LAND--5 so acres prairie land !;
I good spring on same; in thickly-settled
heighborhood, in 'Adair county, Iowa, near
county seat. Or will trade for horse and light
spring wagon. Address "W," this office.
iy14-tfl
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SARATOGA REGATTA.

The Saratoga Springs Regatta Com.
mittee met last night, and after opening
the entries for the International Regatta,
which openS Tuesday. they arranged the
positions of the various crews IN each
of the races. The programme includes a
race for the championship of the State,
single scHll junior race, single scull sen.
ior race, four-oared race, double scull
race, and a race by four four-oared shells.
The regatta will last three days..
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NOR SALE-HOUSE-8-story brick, on Sec
Il 0nd st., in Aurora, one square from depot;
will rent or sell on reasonable terms; possess
sion given 1st Of September: good place for
dry goods house, saloon or boarding house.
JOHN z, WALKER, au2O-3t
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ESOR SALE OR RENT-COTTAGE--T Three
10 rooms, kitchen, never failing we'll; No. l
bcation for tailor or shoemaker, in thriv-
mt is per month; near railroad depot. Call
b or address Mrs. AUSTIN, Osgood, Ripley
bounty, Ind. au28-5t
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EOR SALE-BUSINESS-Br house, in
T the fourishing city of Seymour. Ind. the
best established dry goods and clothing house;
good run of custom; will be sold low; good
teason for selling. Address A. ROSENBERG,
BeymOur, Ind. au23-3t
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Summer Pastimes.
THE TURNER'S FESTIVAL.

New YORK, August 23.-The regular
biennial festival of the Turner societies
of the United States began in this city,
on Saturday evening, and will continue
until the 9th.
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TNOR SALE-BUTCHER USINESS-Tools,
Z slaughter house, market stand; also house
and lot; cheap and on easy terms; cause OF
selling, change OF business. Address T.. G..
EMITA, Hamilton, Ohio. au28-2t
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TNTANTED-TO TRADE-section 81. town
wv ship 10, range 2 east, Clay county, Kan
City, California. Address s., Box 80, Muncie,
Indiana, au20-3t
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'TSOR SALE OR RTRADE-HOUSE--1&- STORY
IL frame, 4 rooms on first floor. with cellar,
ofice, smoke-house, barn, &C.: no better OPEN
ing in the State for o physician. Address T.
~, Crown City, O. au2O-3t
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VTTANTED-YOU TO KNOWING cheap
wv est custom made Boots and Shoes in this
city are sold at the NEW YORK SHOE STORE,
No. East Fifth street, one door from Main.
laul9-4t1
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ITTANTED-TO CLOSE O.UT-A stock Of
wv frst-class Sewing Machines IN order to
retire finally from the business. Will sell at
COST for CASH. Cali for AGENT, $50 W alnut
ltrcet, nrst floor. je26-tf
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

"A O. H. Members Of the Order arc earn
IA. estly requests to attend general meet
ing Of the Order THIS Monday EVENING.
u 8 O'clock, to hear the report OF the trustees
m financial matters. BY order OF trustees.
\ BAkTLEY O'CONNOR,
P. 1t+ - j. s. DEMPSEY.
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TNOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-FAkM-
IL acres bottom land; house, barn, orchard,
5or No. hardware or dry goods. Address Box
JM Lebanon, Warren county, Ohio. au23-8t
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yTTANTED-YOUT TO CALL-At KELLY'S
w New Photograph and Ferrotype Gallery,
19i West Fifth street, between Elm and Plum,
Cincinnati. Open every day. au6-4m
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1,,oR class stock
II Of groceries and queensware, in a good
county seat; good reasons for selling. Ad-
dress Box 620, Wapakoneta, Ohio. au23-3t
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TTTANTED-A HOME-Can assist in light
w homework and sewing: a good nurse for
sick lady; wages no. object. Address j.
HOLMES, City POST office. au23-3t
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WANTED. -.M1scELLANnoUs.

KTANTED-HORSE wagon to buy;
w must be cheap Address 40 Vine street.
! lau23-2tl
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vxTANTED - PUPILS = To teach in the
w mornings or evenings, at their residence,
Ac.; terms easy. Address WILLARD FREE
MAN, Post Office. au23-St
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TETANTED-T BUY-Stgndipg or side
wv wall showcase, from to feet high,
with Or without drawers. Must be cheap. Ad-
dress G. B. T.. this office au10-tf
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iE,oR sALE-PHoToGRAPH GALLERY
IL Doing good business, no old trap, good
north Light. Address or call on, for the next
ten days, II. ROSE, Lebanon, Ind. au23-St
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WI TAINTED - TEACHER - Competent Ger
wv man and English teacher for mixed
school, Apply, with recommendations, to the
6ecretary School Board Lawrenceburg, Ind.
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UTANTED- POPCORN = A barrel of
w shelled popcorn. Address Post-ofdce
Box 567. au2S-3t
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3NIANTED--rO KNoW-The parties that
w make the knife -sharpener and glass cut
ter combined. Address, with terms, s. O., Mt
Vernon, Illinois. Box 7a au2O-3t
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Boats Leaving To-day-Pomeroy, Ohio No. 4;
Huntington, Fleetwood; Maysville, Wildwood;
Louisville, General Lytle.
STAGE OF THE RIVERS.