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LATER
4Bsx-TaiLea Race.

Another Eard heard from. Has name. is
George Ward, and he rOOms with his next
friend ToM Keyes. at the e0rnerof Fourth and
Wood Yesterday morning Al break Of day, a
time You know when jOcund day stands tip
Ine on the misty mouatzin tops 90 10 speak.
friend Tom, VINO beln< awake. held the KEYS
tn the siruaslOa- As il were, hastily informed
his sleepy partner that q strange figure had
iu=s giided from their room
George tore himself from that downy couch,
Is though sh0t from cannon Examined his
pants watch, chain and PockeI-b0ok gone.
More pants from George. And then, s-accou-
tre1 ss he w2sT'-Einus pantslcons. SOCKS and
Esscktie-Sn fact, with nothing but the very
snortest Of shirts, that supplied the place Of
the IEzdItlSnaI ng leaf-hc ~ent for that bur
glzE. who by this time hal qHiae COOL start
The fzishfni Tom brUugar up the rear. his garb
mere IN sco0Ut2nce NIta lhe .'sfern" dictates
Of fAshi0l-
seorxr bounded along with the speed Of the
wind uBimPesiei By amy harness, a --nipping
and an eager zir- fSAakspe2rel spurTing him
onward. ne ressmbsea GOladast on the home
stretch He was In pursuit OF gold, and the
duSe Hew. Hrs Gag Of distress. like an areng-
iBx NemAeSiE.cAm- nearer 2nd nearer the flying
thsef. and Ehzn but a few rods Inseryened be-
tween thS Eyer and the nyees Nh. & l. Eng
IEsh, VINO happened 10 witness the race while
standing near his residence. No
45 West Feur1h street, reached
rsr the Burglar and ended his mad career by
taking him 10 the Third street Station c.ose by.
A search Of the fugitive, who gave his name as
Fred ShsEe4n, By Iaps. Reeder. brought forth
al the missing Weaifas-wzEch, CHAIN and
po- -kes-heok- containing check for 30 and s1s
IN cash When the fAlahfQl Tom, WHO len
George awhile to WARM ms chilled limbs be-
hinsr the Sazsson-kOuse steve. returned with his
frianssrs apparel. the twain departed, well
satisfied With the resslt Of their early morning Z
exercise.
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THE wERTz MURDER.
ma Ingsesf and Terdscf.

ne inquest In tine case Of Frank Werfz, the
eolSred mzn xho was shot by George Moore,
m, On the night Of the election. was held In the
Ccruaerss ozce THIS morning
HE Ersa witaess s~0rn was Sarah Griffin. \
mulzrf0 woazn, the mistress OF Wer1z She
saw musn1ux Of the shooting, but could only
testify 10 the fact that Meadz WAS a drinking
man and wss little IN liquor when he LETT her
a 4oTclaek 0a the exenlng of the shooting.
ne rrineiFal wifnesses were old man Moore,
Lacy Lend and John MOf11n, al OF whom were
I'm the rwuaa AT the taEne and saw the shooting.
The ss0Ey Of AL these parties were IN SUBJ
STANCE the ssAe- IL being shoEl by witnesses
that Wezsz was in slg90r and at the head OF
mob who we're beat ca mischief, he MerfZ.
saying shss he was gOing down 20 George
N00ress saloon and take The top Of the =
S NJ :, .,a 80 y en- ia S.S "a snsa nsa n soo2s s
hat he hzd knocked down hlaf \ dozen Demo
exxrnc --nixgers.- and wound TX q few more,
<ayiag no others that he had them down
~Eze-" He said 10 Aosre- .1Oad man. you
szIes,- said Moore .-Weal- ron may be all
rixhz,- said Mertz- -SbRt there are some in here
wfse are Rcs-' Yoaag George Moore and the
&c ~ 10y ~ - g., "a . se rcea -
rs he hzd NO mooney TO pay for It, Mr. Moore.
ST., told him 10 araAk and newer mind the pay
Just then several o0a0ged men catered and
walked hack 10 ihe recon- in the rear. where n
mmlaaa0 mzA by the name Of Nose Lilly was
slEzsnw. Iher wsElsa hiM 70 leave the saloon.
saving. -sTascze VIII be s0zae fun here di-
recssy-S IA<y thcn aft. bat Illiy remsiaed
where he Was A mxn then sszshe inte saloon,
xraAned Wezsz hy tne collar Snd sand. sJome
cat af sAis Democratic s2loons VIC have beea
wAzfiax faT yVa 70 eegln year WORK for soue
tzzaeLn Ihey had hardly disappeared before
wszsz rS.sAea back, aat al sae same momeat
a AeGsaer crashed tAreagA the window.
Yeuag Meere tAea grabbed 0p q pistol
lysng - She'll heAlad the counter.
sRa rsa. IN csAfaAy wasA MS father.
ss The back reeua> MeEs2 followed, AayaaS
sFAwa and eecxssi his lasssl, wAach Ae goiagea
AZ the yo2agSr &eages " no vas croachinS in
ne ecxasE, saytas. II hare get YEA whore
wsns yes> Aaw,~ Osd Nan More lock hola of
hss 800, wa@ Aad Asso s~sssss Ass pssiaA ami
la2a ~ eee ss>e AAS sAie, ~iacl hlm sss0ol or
Vera wsA kln AaAs Ak sssrSrs u = pistol
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Washington,
Deep Sea S0undfnss = Charge
Against Secretary Rrist0w.

Deep Sea S0undfnss Charge
Against Secretary Brist0w.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 14.-The United
States steamer Gettysburg will leave
Washington in a few days to continue
the work commenced last year by
Lieut.. Commander Green in the Fortune
OF determining telegraphic differences of
longitude with the West Indies, and
verifying previous deep sea soundings
and surveys at various points in the
West Indies. He will visit Norfolk,
Keywest, Kingston, Porto Rico, Barba-
dos, st. Thomas and places on the San
Domingo coast.
The Chicago Times charges editorially,
that unimpeachable evidence can be
produced III that city to prove that on
occasion of the late return of Secretary
Bristow's family from Europe, eighteen
of their trunks were taken on the
steamer at a point down the bay by the
revenue cutter, and were brought di-
rectly to New York and landed without
being subject to an examination. At
torney General Pierrepont, whose fam
lily accompanied Mrs. Bristow and her
SON upon their return rom abroad, au-
th0rizes his name for the nat contradic-
tion of the whole statement; himself
and Secretary Brist0w did not 20 down
on the cutter, being too late for the trip,
and got on tine steamer ON her rounding
up to her wharf. Instead of eighteen
trunks, Bristow had but i've, and hand
sachel, which he says were left ON board
in charge OF an attendant and went
through the regular examination. Other
charges ON dutiahie articles were regu-
larly paid for by Secretary Brissow.
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WOMEN's WORK.
international Conference of Wo-
mems Christian Asseciations-
Exercises, Elections etc.

PIrTsBURG, Oct. et..I3.-Yesterday, while
the people OF Ohio were engaged in the
heat of the election and anxiOusly await
ing returns, a devoted. earnest band Of
Christian women were gathered In the
Second Presbyterian Church for the
opening meeting of the third Iuterna-
tional Conference of the Women's Chris
tian Association. Though women can
not vote, they can pray and work, and
that. says an able speaker, is higher
franchise. The opening exercises took
place at four o'clock, and, after an ad-
dress by Mrs. Brunot, permanent officers
were elected as follows:
President-Mrs. L1mpson. Boston.
Vice President-Nrs- Winters, Day
ton.
Treasurer-Mrs.. P. Logan, Pitts
burg.
Recording secretary-Ars. Thos. Nc
Fadden, Pittsburg.
Corresponding Secretary-Mrs. Ma
Coffin, Pittsburg.
the retiring officer, Mrs. Brunot. made
a short address of welcome TO the dele
gates, after wbieh Mrs Lampson took
the Chair with a very graceful little
speech OF thanks. Mr.. Thane Miller
and Mr.. Morse. Sec. Of the 7. NJ c. A.
of N. Y, presented a set Of rules and .
constitution, embodying the results OF
| fifteen years of expesieuce in CT
ganization TOR the guidance OF this Con-
| ference. Brother Miller advised their
adoption to enable the ladies to save
trouble. But this hFOsherly kindness
could not be unanimously accepted by
the ladies in trust. There must be q
committee and discussion. AMI the hnal
Adoption was postponed until the next
day.
l Mrs DIR. Davis, President OF cur own
". G.. a., is among the leaders, and her
genial face and great executive ability
are in demand in several committees
By request Mr.. Miller sang with great
effect. After receiving the Credentials
OF the delegates the meeting adjourned
until evening.
! Mrs. Terhune CSMarion Harlald'l il
among the prominent members, and we
expect to have an aedresss-0ar D4dgn-
terss-from her during the Conference
In the evening very interesting meet
ing was held and an opening address
delivered by Rev. Il. g. Byers, formerly
tChaplain ofthe Ohio Penite1tiary. Vol
untary remarks being then called for,
Rev. Mr.. Emerson. of the Congregational
Church, responded dwelling with much
i force on The peculiar fitness OF women for
the great work among the lost and des-
titute. 4 collection being taken up Rev.
Thane MilIer. made few remarks. beg
ging that the WomeH's Christian Ass0-
citation should be helped along by those
women who had not as yet identified
themselves with it.
At the ci0se he sang the Beautiful
Gste.-
This morning the published programme
is strictly adhered TO.
Mrs. L. Pearsall Smith. of Phila
delphia, addressed the Conference
Her words were of great interest She
read the 18Th chapter of Deuteronomy
as her text, and dweIt ut some leagts on
the lessons there taught After whIca
Mrs. Terhune ("Aarl0n Harland" re
1 ported the rules for the Conferences,
which were adopted Action on the
adoption of the Constitution was post
poned.
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Alexander H. stevens is now eonsid-
cred cut Of danger.
The National Wamenss Congress is in
session in Syracuse, n L.
VIM. d. Brown, the PIGtsharg coal king,
died at Philadelphia yesterday.
Matthias Keller. composer of sAmsri-
can Hynn,s died in Boston yesterday.
j. Redpath & Son, Of Menfrezl. will
close their sugar rsilnery ON Monday
next
John MeCarsy, Of West virgiRia, was
robbed Of N.IQo al Indianapolis last
night
The Iadfaaapolls Journal has been
sold to W. Z. Holloway and L b. Mar
Eindale.
The Republicans Of Indianapolis jolli-
led last night over the elecsloEuf Hzyes
as Governor Of Ohie.
The Massachusetts, Demoeratic Execu-
tive Committee have decided 10 place on
the ticket the name Of H0n- JOAN 9aIncy
Adams in place Of Nr. Bartlett, WAC de-
ellnes TO serve.
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was then heard. wertz placed his hand on ms
groin and rushed out. saying, II am q dead
man."
This story which was told more in detail by
witnesses. The Jury, after the nearing Of the
above. and some additional testimony, re-
turned the following verdict:
We, the jury, do iina the deceased came to
his death from pistol in the hands Of George
Moore, jr. and we further iind that the same
was<lone in self defense
Il. r.. Snott, Archie Flanagan, 4. shott,
Theo g. Wilmer, John Hoiian, james Baker.
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THURSDAY EVENING. OCTOBER IA, 1873

OF the Sheriff, where the Republican
candidate is elected by only lG votes,
ard Colonel James W. Savage, Demo-
crat. for District Judge. whose majority
is 420. The new Constitution has doubt
less carried by very largesinsJOriiy-
DUBUQUE, Oct.- 14-SpeciaIs to the
Dubuque Times from nearly alt the coun-
ties in Northern and Central Iowa show
Republican gains for Kirk
wood over the maiorities Of last year,
when the Republican candidate for Sec
retary of State had e, 900 majority. Tais
wouli. Indicate his eIecsIOn by from 3, ,JOJ
to 40,O00. The Legislature will be much
more strongly Republican than it was
two years ago. insuring.the election OF a
Republican United States Senator in
place Of Senator Wright.
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Late Foreign News.
FR0N ENGLAND.

the Porte offered Gladstone ESQ, 600 year.
lT to establish n sound financial admin
istration in that country
At the Stock Exchange the failure was
announced of Henry SSrzehan, stock and
share broker. Liabilities are said 70 he
heavy.
Gladstone has assured his family ha
will never resume the Liberal leader
ship
The Admiralty minute, exGnerssizg
Vice Admiral TsFletOn and Captain
Hickey from responsibility for the sink
ing of the Vanguard, dismisses Evans,
she navigating Lieutenant Of the Irpn
Duke.
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The Fairfield County Fair began at
Lancaster yesterday with the most fiat
tering prospects OF a big attendance.
The tug Miller exploded her boiler and
sunk in Thunder Bay, Lake Erie, yes
terday morning. Captain Miller ana the
Clerk were. killed. The fireman Is seri.
ously hurt.
II. b. Day, Superintendent OF the Phil
adelphia, Wilmington h Baltimore Rail-
road Company. tell nom y train AZ Clay
tor. Delaware, ana received injuries nom
which he died,
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LEGAL.

NOTICE is hereby given that an applica, ion
In Will be made to Hon. William Allen, Gov
ernor OF the State of Ohio, for the pardon OF
Alexander Morrison, convicted at the January
term, A. D.. 1870, Of the Hamilton County Com
mon Pleas Court, OF burglary and cutting with
intent to kill, and sentenced to thirty years
imprisonment in ali; by his mother, Mrs. Nor
rison.
Service OF the foregoing notice is aeknOwl-
edged this 1lth day of October, A. D., 1876.
CHARLES w. BAKER,
Assistant Prosecuting Attorney, Hamilton
county, Ohio. ocl4-3tTh
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d. u. Fiesea. the wsll-kaewn WHISKY dis
tiiler a Eminsnee> Ny, i arasas the guests ss
the sL james usssl
Less Davis. Rs4- q sAs Rseksss RsrAaee q
Jseksaa esansys 0AAe> - registered ~ the ~.
JSnsess
sSsaire ElUasa Glllsxsn. S,tAe2xs 6etsaeca
sor Nzxss<ra>e aa tx NszaeerasS> Ocksz Will
sesaSa his ell ef<ee ea >zxsA S~ress A23 Rz2c~
tis% az the nsrs
WnA ih~sspsas. kAe xesial pFez~sesor ea tie
sss<es sisssA y Nslrala<sees ~ = ~ ses txSw~
tsrd kze&>N
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The eloshing gestahlIshmentOf John Schwartz,
ut aO5 Race street. was burgiarized last night
by some unknown parties The following de-
scr,bed clothing Is among that taken One
Iignt Overooas without buttons, one black frock-
coat, one light Scotch coat, one dark cashmere
coat. one dark frOck-oOat cut diagonal: three
pairs Of pants. tso dark and one hight. Two
vests, one dark and one light No arrests.
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Latest Local.

CHas- ID. KLEIN. a Twenty.dfth ward sa-
lOcnist. was mp befOTe Judge Lindemaa thas
morning ON 4 charge Of selling liquor on
ell c.i0n d7y II defiance OF the Mayors orders
Ch1EIes DkIinel 10 admit that he was guilty
Of the OF-nse, but iis Judge thought other
wise, and Iznsd him 10. which tharles no DOUBT
can stand
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The Latest sa fEs SsGHliftoa Ceai'iy Fofe.
The vote on Hayes and Allen. Is reported by
the Judges Of election. has been carefully hg-
urei ON. this morning. by thorough account
ants, and the correct majority found to be
1,7fT in Hamilton county for Hayes, instead OF
between four and Eve hundTed.
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OMAHA. Oes. rA--lt Is known that The
estimated Republican aaslorisy Of 1Nooo
IL neae too iews Douglas county goes
ssrensly Republican. except in the case
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FIN4NcL4L
CINcINNATI Oct. IA

CINCINNATI Oct. 14-5:lU p. III.
Gold stands at t6aI in New York to-day.
Eastern Exchange is steady. and in fair
demand at par buying, and lilo prem. selling.
sterling Exchange is quiet, and worth 4.s1
sight and asa sixty day bills, gold.
There is moderate demand for money to-
day and business isquiet.
southern Railroad 7:50s are worth LOB and
interest
There is moderate demand for Government
Bonds, and the market is irmer. The follow
ing are the latest Wall street rates:
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PROPOSALS.
LETTING No. %.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by
y the Board of Trustees OF the Cincinnati
Southern Railway, until WEDNESDAY, Oct.
~, 1875. at u O'Clock neon, for the completion
OF the grading and masonry on Sections 8. d,
10; u and II, Division GA" Cincinnati South
ern Railway, in Kenton and Boone counties,
Kentucky.
Prpfles and specifications can be seen at
No. ~ w. Third ST., Cincinnati, Uhiv.
The Board reserves the right to reject any or
all bids. BY order Of the Board,
MILES GREENWOOD, President.
THos. ID. L0yETT, Consulting Engineer.
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Aasfher cuf at the RI.fsg aan.

1t was this morning announced that the vote
in the First precinct Of the Sixteenth ward
was eEroaeoazIy stated and that instead oil
huusFrcf majority IOr Ailzn. the tr%e vote in
the D. ecinct gives majority OF two for Hayes
and forty for 1OlDg.
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WAN nD---sITuATIoNs.

vXTANTRp--slruAI AIIoN--ny a sohen in-
wv lustrlous young man IN " DAIRY or to 80
Will horseA Autr>ss u W, ila sSoA Elghth
ahSek eesa-se
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LOST.

T OST- POCKET BOOK Between Avon
/ Idale and city, Saturday evening last, pock-
eI-book, containing a large sum Of money. The
finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving at
u. CAVAGNA'S grocery, Fifth and Walnut.
0clS-2t
r OST = POCKET BOOK = Russia leather
II pocket book. on Newport street-car. Sat-
nrday evening, c9n.aming about sis & ~ money.
plrned 10 G. j. kUCKER, IL Main street,
Cincinnati, or 24l York ST., Newport, Ky.
ocl3-st
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wANrsp..-BoARpINo

yXY ANTEp - BOARDING "A gentleman
w dea:rcs hoard with room, In u private
family, IN central location. Address
socts-u j. N. NJ, Star ofiice.
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he ELECTION Exeisesnent.

On the streets the excitement is at fever
heat. and the inquiry is everywhere heard,
sswhas l. the latest from Hayes ami Allens"
RunaOrs Of all sorts are aioa-. One il that
Allen has a,sl9 majority; another puts it at
800; another that the Democrats at Columbus
o0neede 4 victory for Hayes
The Republicans are alarmed. and are fear
ing that their victory was premature. Many
of them are. however, stiIl hopeful. and assert
Confidently that Hayes il certainly elected,
though his majority may be small
The Executive COnsmittesnaen on both sides
have tsIegra9hed to Columbus, but can receive
no delnige information. Sneh excitement has
NOS been known over political matters foI
many years.
LATKR-
At tzO o'clock dispatch from Columbus was
reee- yed At the SrAa olioe stating that Hayes
L. still agseB aheaL Ifis has incE ased the ex-
cIsesaenE largely, aud fhe Republicans are ral-
living anil fs-g more eynsdent OF victory.
There Is much talk and speculation, but no
one knows what 10 believe A good deal Of
betting Is being DONE Gut it seems 10 be mostly
en the .-hesigTngs order. and ii Is shrewdly
saSrecred By sO1ne tha. the whole excitement
has bern caused for the purpose OF helping the
bOFs TO get even on their 0sd bets The change
in the h.ures LA this county has added largely
70 the exrItFnell.
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VNTANTED-MAN-A live man with 81, ,0lO
wv to $4,000, to take an interest or to run
hotel near Centennial Buildings, Philadelphia;
also, one to run or take an interest in billiard
hall and saloon; must have $500. Address.
fer few days, LEE, 46S W. Ninth street, Gin
cfnnati. oc4-3t
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THE VOTE.

The fcotings on the vote in Hamilton
county are, as far as known, as follows:
As stated by US yesterday, the exact
vote in all the precincts is not known
and will not be until the official count is
made. Enough is known, however, to
tell that the Republican ticket is elected
in the county. except Probate Judge.
Commissioner and Infirmary Director;
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1he following rs the closing report OF New
York Stock Market, as received by Lea, Ster-
rett 4 Co, Is West Third Street:
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VTTANTED-JIM &. CHARLIE DAVIS
wv formerly Of ia Race street, are located
Atthe ..Sun Saloon,"' 7a Fountain Square, where
tirey will be pleased to see their friends. Open
st all hours, day and night. oc4-2Dt
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TTT ANTED -DICTIONARY-Web ebster's
wv Unabridged: second-hand will do, II in
good condition: must be cheap Addres6
stating price, A. B., care OF CALDWELL 4
TO-, Visalia, Kenton county, KY. ocl1-4t
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VNTANTED-To CLOSE OUT-A stock Of
wv first-class Sewing Machines IN order to
Setire finally from the business. Will sell at
COST for CASH. Call for AGENT, $50 w alnut
street, first floor. je2b-tf
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WTANTED-MAN-Yo man 13 to 20,
w good penman, with some business expe-
Fience, Address, with reference, Post office
box 2,14, oc13-2t
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TXTANTED-STABLE buy boarding
wv stable in Cincinnati; give location. ca
pacity, price and terms, material OF building,
sStent OF lease and yearly rent. Address G. v.
MITCHELL, Martinsville, Ind. 6cii-4t
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WTANTED-COUNTRY LAUNDRY-ALL
wv work done in the country. Office, No. l97
Race street. Oc12-yt+
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"ANTED-PONY-Mu be cheap. In
w quire at Star Office from 12gS to O'Clock.
au25-tf
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WANTED CONGRATULATIONS.

NTANTED-BOOT AND SHOE MAKER
wv Apply to j. BREEN, Delhi, Indiana.
oc13-3t
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NTANTED PHOTOGRAPH who
wv is good retouchsr, young man; send
sample of work. Address for further inf0r-
nation. JAS. E. BLIZZARD, Bellefontaine,
Ohio. Ocl1 At
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There were rs bids for Government gold to.
day amounting 70 Ss,ss2, 59o at sias6a ti6 sal
and s.. .ooesoeo awarded at Is65ssli65l
Tne following sales are report a to-day n
the New York Stock market:
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VNTkNTED - YOU TO KNOW That d.
wv CAVAGNA & SON have new lot Of fine
Boneless Goldfish. and splendid line OF
Groceries. jy26-tf
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FOR SALE.

Y0OR SALE-ALLEN AND HAYES-Pic-
lures, large size. 50c each. Sent free by
mail. NJ b. MORONEY, 56 Il. Fifth ct. 1t*
TNOR SALE-OLD PAPERS-2,UO old pa
E pers, in hundred packages, at this Ofice.
se29-t
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