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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-12-18
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-12-18

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FLASHES.

The Clyde Mills, at Omega Village,
East Providence, R. l., were burned yes
terday. Loss, $20,0O
George Oliver, of st. Thomas, Canada,
was drowned by the upsetting OF boat
in Saginaw Bay yesterday.
The body of man, horribly mutilated,
was found tied up in coffee-sack, near
Independence, Mo. No clue.
BarnetHs large flour mill, at Camden,
Ohio, burned yesterday, with contents.
Loss, $57, 900. Insurance, $685. 900.
Rev. HI. D. Ganse, of New York, is to
be called to fill the vacancy in the First
Presbyterian Church of st. Louis, occa.
stoned by the resignation of Rev. Q. A.
Dickey.
An attempt was made to burn the
Tec1mseh Mill at Fall river, Mass, but
the workmen discovered the inflamma'
BILE substances scattered about before 1t
was fired.
At a meeting of the Directors Of thu
Missouri and Pacific Railroad in st
Louis, yesterday, the Atlantic and Pa
cific road was surrendered by its Direct
ors TO the former.
Walter J. Boydston, a graduate of thu
Philadelphia Medical College, and vel
Known in Harrisburg, Pa, where he re-.
sided, was accidentally killed while
cunning yesterday.
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The Lost Pacific.
ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY PERSONS
DOWN WITH HER,

ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY PERSONS GO
DOWN WITH HER.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Nov. 9.-The
steamer Pacific, from Victoria for this
port, was lost on the 4th, forty miles
from Cape Flattery. ALI ON board were
lost but the messenger who brought the
news. Jelly, the survivor, floated on the
pilot-house from eight O'Clock Thursday
night until ten O'Clock Saturday morn
ing, when he was picked up by the Mes
senger. Several boats were launched,
but all foundered.
Jelly is too low to give full particulars.
He states that he was in a boat which
swamped, and, with another man, sue
ceeded in reaching part OF the pilot
house. The other man subsequently
died from exposure, and was cut loose
by Mr.. Jelly.
The cabin passengers, some seventy
five in all, were mostly from Puget
Sound and Victoria. There were about
forty in the steerage. The total loss of
life will reach about one hundred and
sixty,
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M1ha Old. Old story"

There was sensation in the Police
Court this morning. Miss Maggie Fow-
ler, eighteen years of age, very pretty,
and quite neatly dressed young woman,
living on the Walker Mill road, came
forward and made affidavit that Law
renee Beal, Of Sixth street. below MILL
creek, q young man only nineteen years
of age, had seduced her under the so.-
emn promise of marriage, and is the
father Of her unborn child.
In conversation with Chas. E. Gala
han, the Prosecutor, the defendant sig
nitied his willingness to marry the girl,
and they were started on the hunt of
| a Squire to tie the knot. Before they
had reached the door, in charge of Ofii-
Ger Hanrahan, thel father of Beal stepped
up and told the Judge that he would nos
give his consent to the marriage.
Said his Honor: "Would you rather
have your son 60 to the Penitentlary
than marry this girlp'
The father, bluff old German, re-
piled: "Take him of-take him off!' and
walked Indignantly away.
| Here was hitch. The trip to Che
| Probate Court in search of license
was temporarily, at least, abandoned,
and the case was examined.
The girl, under oath, stated that last
March she yielded to Beal, actuated
thereto by his repeated promises OF
speedy marriage.
| He, on.the contrary, swears that he
never promised to marry Miss Fowler.
| Beal was held under $500 bonds, and
the case continued.
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NEW ORLEANS, Nov. S.-The steamer
Waco was this morning burned at sea
The following has since been received:
At o'clock, this morning, she was dis.
covered to be on fire. A strong north.
east wind was blowing, with showers
OF rain. The passengers, officers and
crew took to the ships open boats,
at three O'Clock, and passed through
the fleet. The sea was so high the other
vessels could render them no assistance
The last seen Of the open boats they
were drifting in a westerly direc-
tion down the coast. The agents of
the line have telegraphed for list OF
her passengers. One of the Galveston
pilots who had gone out on her arrival
was also on board. Carriages have
been sent down the beach, and
q steam tug dispatched cruising
outside in search OF the missing passen-
gers and crew. The steamer was burned
to the waters edge, and Is now reported
sinking. IL is supposed the vessel and
cargo are total loss.
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That U, s. Grand Jtru.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 9.-The U. S. Grand
Jury met again yesterday. 1t is thought
that important developments will be
made soon, but it is all surmlse. Moth
ing reliable can be learned about the
rumors of the indictment Of Oryille
Grant or General Babcock.
: or the four indictments returned yes
terday, one was for completely in the
whisky frauds. The name was not an
nounced, but it is understood tc be j. D.
Toolina.
The petit jurors for the present term
of whisky cases set for trial this and
next week. Jouett. who refused to plead
guilty, and who, it was said, was a
partner of Casey Of New Orleans, yester-
day weakened and entered plea of
..guiltY.u
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A German En.igrams.

John Hess now reposes behind the
bars OF the Hammond-street Station
signing for the sweet freedom of his ma
tive "Yarmeny." John is a Dutchman
and on the strength of his lager-bloatec
nose presented himself to Mr.. Strobel
OF the German Emlgrant Associa tion
representing that his wife was waiting
round the corner, neither OF them having
had anything to eat, except their
tinger-nails, for two days. Almost
as bad as the man who lived on
half peanut shell tor three weeks. Mr..
strobeps heart melted, lie gave John
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Report Of the Grand jury.

The United States Grand Jury made
a report to the Court this afternoon, OF
which the following is copy:
GRAND JURY Room, U. S. COURT,
SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF ONO,
November 8, 1875.
The Grand Jury at the October Term
reports that it has been in session q
days. has examined 1876 witnesses, and
found 40 true bills, as herewith returned
to the Court.
r. NJ. STINsoN, Foreman.
Several of the parties indicted are now
under arrest, but their names can not be
given until they have been officially no.
titled of their arrest.
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HARRISBURG, Nov. 9.-Hartranft's Of
fetal majority is 12,008.
SOUTHAMPTON, Nov. 9.-Steamship
City of Rheims, from New York, arrived.
CHILLIcoTHE, Nov. 9.-The Sunday
ordinance was defeated in Council last
night by vote of to 8.
Boston, Nov. "A fire this morning
in Granite Block, TIA Congress street.
Building damaged $1,000 and occupants
loss $4,000. All fully insured.
LOUISVILLE, Noy. 9.-Judgments ag.
gregating one million OF dollars were
taken in the Floyd County Circuit Court,
to-day, against the New Albany Glass
Works.
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Business Nofes.

SAVANNAH. GA, Nov. 9.-J. NJ. La
thrope and w. w. Gordon were to-day
elected President and Vice President Of
the Savannah Cotton Exchange.
NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-Another impor.
tant failure, connected with heavy liza
biIities, outside of the regular business
of the house involved, is announced. 1t
is Messrs. Hoyt, Halsey & Co., one oil
the oldest hat and cap trimming con.
Germs in this city, Of over thirty years
high standing.
The Liabilities of Messrs.T r. j. Phillips,
Willis 81 Co. are estimated by the Jour
nal of Commerce as nearly $4,000 900; all
outside their regular business, which
means on real estate.
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Church Conference.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 9.-The second
annual Church Congress of the Protest
ant Episcopal Church convened here
to-day at st. Andrews Church. Bish.
ops Clark, Coke, Hare and Stevens
and several prominent clergymen,
participated in the services. Bishops
Whipple, Holly, Howe, Wells, Garrett
Spalding and Lee, were also present
The business session commences this
afternoon at Music Hall.
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Washington.
The Postal Card.-In the Interior
Department.-Dec

The Postal Card--In the Interior
Department.-Dec
WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.-The Post-office
Department rules that postal-card,
having been once forwarded through
the mails ard delivered to the sender,
can not be used to convey the same
information second time by affiXing a
one-cent stamp afterward,. though the
sender and receiver are Identical. Ger
tain relief associations sent out postal
cards, announcing death and conse-
quently an assessment from the suryiy-
ing members.
These cards were returned with the
money in eealed envelopes to the Secre-
tary, who stamped them paid, and affix-
ing one-cent stamp deposited them for
transmission with the original address.
The Department.holds that having once
performed its service the card ceases to
be postal card, and is subject to and
must pay letter rates.
There are rumors OF removals at the
Interior Department Bureau. At the
ones had been made. 1t Is said that Mr..
Partridge, Secretary Chandler's Private
Secretary, recently appointed Law
Clerk, will shortly be transferred to the
Chief Clerkship. Commissioner Smith,
OF the Indian Bureau, has been invited
to retire, and will 90 out in few days.
d. 9. Cox, appointed by Ex-Secretary
Delano, who has held the Executive posi-
tion OF Pension Agent for the District of
Columbia, will probably give way to
Washington gentleman shortly. Other
minor changes, it is reported, will also
be made. 1t is stated positively that the
position of member OF the Appeal Board
In the Patent Office, will 60 to Mr.. WIKI
inson, Of Connecticut, against the wishes
and recommendations OF Commissioner
Dueil. The pressure In his behalf has
been very great, no less than two. Cab
met officers personally interesting them
selves in his favor.
Mr.. Bushrod W. Reed, of the firm Of
b. w. Reed & Sons, one OF the oldest
and most highly esteemed citizens Of
Washington, d. c., died suddenly, OF
paralysis OF the heart, at noon to-day.
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ON 'CHANGE.

Invitations from St. Louis and Menphts.
A communication was read to-day
from the Merchants Exchange of st.
Louis, inviting the Cincinnati Cham
ber of Commerce to appoint delegates
to National Convention to
be held in St. Louis, November 23, to
consider the subject Of the construction
of Pacific railroad through the States
aud Territories OF the Southwest. Num-
ber of delegates to be- one for each fifty
members, emitting Cincinnati to dele
CATION of seven members.
The following delegates were selected:
M. Z. Ingalls,, J. L. Hall, Lewis Glenn.
j. L. Keck, S. P. Covington, Thomas f..
Grayson, W. s. Melton.
FROM MEMPHIS.
A communication was also read from
the Chamber of Commerce of Memphis,
inviting this Chamber to send dele
gates to Convention to assemble
at that city, November 10, to tako
action in regard to the S.W Pacific II. r.
The invitation was accepted, and the
following delegates named: Jas. S.
Wise, l.. DeYerIng, L. j. Workum, Thos.
Greeson and w. 5. Melton.
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The EarthossaEe.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Nov. 9.-The shock
Of an earthquake was distinctly felt yes
terday morning in nearly all parts Of
Kansas. In some places the vibrations
continued for several seconds. and were
very distinct. The shock was felt at all
points as far west as Fort Riley. The
wave seemed to extend from the north
west to the southeast
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NetUspaper-Relsntoss.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Nov. 9.-!The Sum
day newspaper has been sold to Messrs.
Hall & Tupper.
A Legislative reunion will meet here
on Wednesday. It is expected between
one hundred and fifty and two hundred
members and ex officers will be present.
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FROM MEMPHIS.
FINANCIAL.
CINCINNATI. Nov. 9-s:1O p

CINCINNATI. Nov. 9-9:10 2. NJ
Gold opened in New York at 14sG, and fell
to 14N, and Is now worth IAN. 1t is quoted
here l41a buying, lax selling, and gold checks
on New York s.
There is fair demand for money to-day, and
the market is firm at previous rates.
New York exchange is easier to-day. 1t is
worth l-1U discount buying, and 30 premium
selling. Sterling is quiet and steady at Asia
4SS gold.
Southern railroad 7-30s sold to-day at 10s ard
intert st.
Governments securities stood as follows in
IL. laf,
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two dollars. bnt NOT nainr satisfadithat

two dollars, but not being satisfeditbat
John was just what he represented him
self, ne followed him around the corn er.
and found john and his companion, a
bloated hummer like himself, dividing
the spoils between them, and the emf
grants suddenly separated, starting post
haste for parts unknown. John, the
shorter-legged of the two, was soon over
hauled, and locked up in Hammond
street Station-house, on the charge OF OBJ
tanning money under false pretenses.
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cial vote of this State gives Hartranft
for Governor a majority OF IA, 4,6l0.

for Governor majority Of i4,6l0.
AToHIsoN, KS, Nov. 9.-Full returns
Of the election in this State show that
the Republicans carry all Of the seventy
two organized counties except three.
Last year the opposition carried sixteen
counties In the State.
CHICAGO, Nov. 9-The Wisconsin elec-
ton. which has been in suspense for sew
eral days, IS now apparently settled.
Harrison Ludington, Republican, is no
doubt elected Governor by about 1900
majority, and it is altogether probable
that Erlan, the Republican candidate for
Lieutenant Governor, and Warner, the
Republican candidate for Secretary OF
State, are also elected. The Madison
journal claims that the Assembly is Re-
publican by 4S to 81, with one District
a tie.
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Castle, the woman who was reported
missing from the canal boat Ensinger a
few days since, and who was supposed
to have been drowned. After a thorough
but futile search of the canal had been
made, information was received there to
the effect that Mrs. Castle was at Point
of Rocks well and happy.
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Fire IN the Mountains.

HARRISBURG, PA, Nov. 9.-The noun
tains at Dauphin, nine miles from Har-
risburg, are on fire at several places on
the top.
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BOSTON, Nov. D.-The complete vote
OF the State gives Rice s3,623, Gaston
u, s,246, Baker s,965, Adams 1,774, Phillips
SOL.
PHILApELRaIA, Nov, e,-The full on.
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A Searching Sell.

GEORGETOWN, d. O., Nov. 9.--The wa
ter was drawn of the Georgetown level
OF the canal yesterday, for the purpose
OF searching ior the body ol Margaret
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DIED.

RYAN--0n Monday evening. November 9Th,
at his residence, 6S Richmond street, Mr.. Ed-
ward Ryan, after lingering illness, in his
18th year
Notice oi funeral hereafter q
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VKTANTLD..PARTNER-Iwil will invest 81 500
wv with an experienced man who has an
eqnai amount TO invest In tho hardware trade
Tan buy out ah old-cstablished business In q
county scat Of 800 inhabltants; rent, 1900 per
ychr; location nrst-class. Address Box 28e,
Eefysyllle, Ohio. uoe-lt
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NTANTED-!PARTNER- ith from $4,000
wv to $4,000, to take a half interest In hub
md spoke factory. in one Of the best timbered
sounties in the State. Address A. w. EATON,
Vanceburg, KY. noS-8t
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VNTANTED = THE PUBLIC TO KNOW =
wv That CON vOSS, formerly with VIM.
6tolpp, is now with JOHN RENNER, oppo-
tise Grand Hotel, who keeps constantly on
hand the best brands OF shell oysters.
Loc27-lml
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NTANTED- SEWING MACHINE-To be
wv paid for in work, or In easy installments.
Address 992 W. Third st., city, or Box 24s,
Newport, KY. noS-2t
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WTANTED = YOU TO CALL = On JOHN
wv RENNER, opposite Grand Hotel, and
ret the finest oysters and steaks in the city.
GocZ7- I'M
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VXTANTED--LADlES are desirous to
wv learn s. 4. Taylor's system OF dress cut
Ding, can dosso on favorable terms, from an ex-
hOrner OF Carr. no6 4t
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FOR RENT.
wANTED.--BoARDING.

NTANTED-BOARD- " gentleman and
Wv wife, with child one year old. in place
where suitable accommodations and con-
veniences can be obtained at reasonable
price; prompt payment and unexceptionable
references given. Address GEO. MATTHEWS,
Box 64 P. o. noS-2t
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VEJANTED-To CLOSE OUT-A stock Of
wv frst-class Sewing Machines In order to
retire finally from the business; Will sell at
COST for CASH. Call for AGENT, $50 Walnut
ttreet, first 1oor. ie26-tf
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KTANTED-W ATCH-To trade a new four
Wv shooter revolver, silver mounted, for q
lver watch. Address PHOTO, Lock-box 8,
Worth Vernon, Ind. no6-2t
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NOR RENT--ROOM--Suitable for two gen.
tlemen; nicely furnished, large clothes
H0set, gas, and fire will be furnished IL de-
bred. M6 Plum St., bet George and Seventh
keets. no8-6t
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wv TANTED = STOVE = Good secondhand
Wv anthracite; must be cheap, and one of
Ihe latest styles. Address, stating lowest cash
lTi1. noS-3t
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VNTANTED-- EVERYBODY - To call and
wv see the reduction In prices at the New
Fork Cheap Shoe Store, No. East Fifth ST.,
me door east Of Main. w. p. CAHILL, Pro-
prietor. nO8-3t
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UTANTED-YOUTO TO CALI--At KELLY'S
wv New Photograph and Ferrotype Gallery,
f35 West Fifth street, between Elm and Plum,
Cincinnati. Open every day. au6,4m
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VTTANTED-TO TRADE "A fine young
wv mare and top buggy for watches, dia :.
nonds, or well located city lots. Address
LOTS, Post office box 1884 no6-9t
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TKT ANTE D-SHOE First class
Wv trimmer, to work in team; steady work.
Apply by letter or telegram to Fl. L. CHAM
BERS, Evansville, Ind. noS-3t
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FOR RENT-.ROOMS.

E,0R RENT-ROOM-An nicely furnished
Il front room. References required. No.
l128 Stevens street, Covington. nos
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VETANTED-EvERY BODY TO KNOW
wv that RENNER'S, opposite Grand Hotel,
Keeps the finest oysters.in the city. oc27-1m
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VXTANTED = YOU TO KNOW That B.
wv CAVAGNA g SON have new lot of fine
Psneless Goldfish, and a splendid line Of
Groceries. jy26-H
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WI about rooms, In
wv Mt. Auburn or vicinity; best of refer
ences and payment in advance il desired. Ad-
Rress b., Box l,035, City Post-oflice. noS-3t d.
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WJ JANTED-LIyE MEN-To sell our Magic
wv Writer; sells at sight; fortune can be
Elade with this marvel OF the age. Send 4U cents
Sor sample and OUTFIT to MONTGOMERY
BROS, Dayton, o. a no8-2t
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Observation-Disclosures

WTANTED - Clothes wringers Repaired.
wv +. TETTENB0RN, 2!9 W. Fifth street.
ljy3l-S, ,Tu&Th,rfl
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XKJANTED-CASH PAID-For watches,
wv diamonds, old gold and silver. A. A.
EYSTEH, No. $40 Fifth. noS-2t*
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FOR SALE.

LNOR SALE-LAND-143 acres Of land, 19
Il miles west of the city; upland. Address
f., Star Office. oc9-tf
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EN0R RENT-ROOMS-rwo on second floor,
Serag m % ses nos
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LNOR SALE RAILROAD TICKETS -
Il Bought, Sold and Exchanged. HOW 6
CO., 90 West Third street. jyl6-tf
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wANTED---sITUATIoNs

VXTANTED-STTUAT By lady of ex-
w perience, in store, photograph gallery
or an Office Address Mrs JONES, City Post
office. nos at
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EOR SALE LIFE SCHOLARSHIP - To
Il one of the best Cincinnati Commercial COL
leges. Will sell cheap. Address s. P. e., Box
o, city. oclS-tf
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NV ANTED-THE KENTUCKY MUMMY
wv Will be on exhibition for few days at
MERCERS Natural History Store, III W
Sixth street. noS-6t
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LtOR RENT-ROOM-Furni room with
u board at IS per week; without board $S pel
Eonth. Apply at 10 Mill street. no6-6t*
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EoR RRENT-ROOMS-T Three, large and well
IL lighted at 81 w. Pearl street; every con:
fenience for wholesale or light manufacturing
business. Inquire on the premises. no8-2t
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ATION-By a good girl
wv to do housework in a small family; will
work for small wages. Apply at LAT Richmond
street. no8-2t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-09

DOARDING-A private family of adults
I'D would rent a fine second story front room,
wife or two single gents, with or without board.
Apply at 800 Baymiller street. noS-2t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-09

VNTANTED - ASSISTANT - With $l,SU0;
wv good situation, security for money. Ad-
lress p. o. Box 2752. noS-3t