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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-02

TRENTON, N. j., Sept. 2.-The morning
papers. without h exception, have made
a mistake in speaking of Mr.. Sooy's let
ter as resignation. 1t Is mere aban-
donment of the office. He has ceased to
discharge the functions OF his office and
the interests OF the State are suffering
as much as If he had died or resigned.
His resignation can only be accepted by
the Legislature.
That body is not now in session, and
1t can be convened only at great expense.
The Office must be filed until the meet.
ing OF the next Legislature, the members
of which have not been chosen. Gov.
Biddfe has, therefore, after advice from
the best legal talent in the State, decided
to appoint Treasurer ad interim. His
name will be announced some time TO.
day. 1t will be either Hon. A. M. Rey.
nolds, Of Newark, or Ex-State Treasurer
MoMichael, Of Burlington. The latter
has been in consultation with his friends
tO-lnV
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LATEST LOCAL.

L GUSTAV B. MEYER was appointed Admins
traitor de bons non of Albert Nedelmann
Personally, $500.
ED. WEsTERKAMP, the young man shot by
Fred. Helmsdorfer on sunday last. died from
his wounds this morning at O'Clock.
THE residence of Mr.. Henry Van Hagen, COR
ner Of Wade and Denman streets, was entered
Tuesday and robbed Of two gold chains, one
gold ring, q gold pin apd set OF ladies' Jew
elry. A lot Of colored handkerchiefs were also
stolen. No arrest.
In the Police Court this morning Clars
Coylcs was fined ten dollars and costs on O
charge Of harboring ewd women. Three OF
her boarders, named Mary johnson, Sallie
Ellis and Laura West were obliged ~ deposit
half OF the above sum each.
WIN. LYNN, who some time ago shot Alder
man Dicks, while he was handling q revolver
and attempting 10 shoot at q man named I'D.
Nealus, was arraigned IN the Police Court this
morning, but was dismissed on account OF
want OF prosecution.
TUE impancling of q Jury In the Ruter trial
ras proceeded wlth befosa Jp' ~ Cox in the
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abroad. All such assurances are pre-.
mature. According to Information from
headquarters, an interview just had
with the directors of the Bank of Cali
fornia establishes the previous report
that nothing new has transpired in the
affairs Of the bank.
The positive statements regarding re.
sumption are unauthorized. In reply to
a question l received the answer that
they were trying TO fix up this organiza.
tion, but don't know whether we will
succeed or not.
AS to the condition Of the bank, the re.
ply was given that the nominal assets
were about twenty million, Liabilities
about fourteen million.
think the reliable assets will pay the
debts. Nothing new from the National
Gold Bank and Trust Company or Mer
chants. Exchange Bank; both report
fair progress in obtaining coin for re
sumption.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-02

Special to the Star
COLUMBUS, o., Sept. 2.-Columbus De-
lano, John Delano and Joe Dwyer were
all in the city yesterday, taking a night
train for Mt. Vernon. The object OF
their visit here is said to have been to
work upon the Republican Executive
Committee, and shape the campaign so
as to make defense of Delano q con.
spicuous part OF it, but nothing positive
is known regarding the matter.
Conductor Joseph, of the Hooking VAL
ley railroad, is at home in this city, in
such disturbed state of mind that he Is
to be sent to the Athens Asylum. His
condition is said 10 have been brought
about by i'll treatment at the hands OF
pretended physicians in Indianapolis.
Constable Smith got badly bruised yes
terday at the hands OF Fred. ForneR, a
contractor, and Chris. Grove, who were
subsequently arrested. Smith was at
tempting to take Fornetf's team on an
execution.
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THE REBELLION.
FLASHES.

- George A. Smith, the Mormon, died
yesterday.
Cardinal McCloskey starts from Paris
| for Rome this evening.
Ralph Walterberry, Cleveland lad,
was drowned yesterday.
The attendance of the Good Templars'
meeting, at Tiflin, is quite large.
The Molly McGures are again commit
ting murders in the Pennsylvania coal
regions.
Smith Barbee, colored, of Danville,
KY, looked into o shotgun Tuesday, and
was buried yesterday.
Mrs. Muller and daughter, of Essex
street, New York, were drowned Tues
day, while bathing at Rockaway.
The Swedish banks refuse TO cash Bank
OF England notes on account OF the mum.
Der OF counterfeits reported In circula-
tlcn.
The annual convention of the NAL
sters' Association began in New York
yesterday. Business is reported pros.
porous.
AT Grand Rapids, Mich, yesterday,
the foundation OF house gave Way, and
u workman named Hendrick Kalstein
was instantly killed.
The schooner N. j. Miller, eighteen
days from San Domingo City, ior Bos-
ton, has arrived at Baltimore, all her
crew but one man down with lhe fever.
Az Wabash, Ind, yesterday, Edward
Knowles, OF Middletown, N. Y, was
killed by train on the Toledo, Wabash
a. Western K. II. He was lying on the
track drunk.
M. l.. WELSH q carpenter OF Van Vert,
top OF q sharp picket fence, and was so
severely injured that he died ye.terdaS
morning.
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Heavy Ban6 Ro5bery.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 2.-The Planters
National Bank, of this city, was robbed
of from $4,000 to $125,00O this morning,
about daybreak. Tue teller, L. Rehm,was
to the police station. He could hardly
speak at first, but after while in
-f1l med the Detective that three men had
taken him from bed during the night,
proceeded to the bank and forced him to
deliver the keys, by which they opened
the safe and distracted the money.
Rehm alleges he was chloroformed and
stabbed. No arrests.
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EDUCATIONAL.
Chickering Institute.

TNHE twenty first year Will open MONDAY,
i September 20, under twelve experienced
teachers. -Four courses Of study = Classical
Scientific, Intermediate, and Preparatory
The Classical Course fits boys thoroughly fol
the best colleges The Scientific is thorough
gong business course Of study in every respect
and also prepares youth for the most advanced
scientific schools. The Intermediate Depart
ment fits boys for the higher grades Of the In
stitute. The Preparatory Department begins
with the boys in A B Us. The Principal may
be seen at No 253 Seventh street, from IL to 2
and from to 8 +. NJ Catalogues at the book
stores. sep2-4t Tn&Tu*
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-02

NEwDURG, Sept. 2.-Last night heav-
lily loaded train from the National Camp
Meeting at Wesley Grove, near Goshen,
while on the way to Kingston, broke
through rotten bridge near Shawan-
gunk Station. Five cars went down the
jured, a few seriously.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-02

The fourth day of the session Of the Teach
ers' Institute was inau9urated this morning at
9 O'Clock, after the usual manne' Professor
Mendenhall delivered one of the most interest,"
Ing of his course of lectures on Physics, treat
ing in particular the various methods of de-
termining the velocity of falling bodies. Prof.
Morsc's lecture was listened TO with interest.
Prof. Leuc delivered an illustrated lecture on
Botany The classes will reassemble at tho
same hour to morrow, i,
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atn,perance- Mnrine.

BosToN, Sept. 2.--The Temperance AL.
lance has decided eto-cafl u State Con.
yention on the first "Wednesday in Oc'
tober.
The bark Kate Williards has arrived
at this port from Fayal, aud reports
calms the whole passage. The captain
states he could have come all the way
Iroin the Western Islands In an open
boat with entire safety, SO calm was the
sea. In latitude ALTO, longitude CLIO,
he passed an unknuwo vessel sunk to
the waters edge, 1t is dangerous OBJ.
struction to navigation during The night
OR lvgs
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One Scandal Less,

WEST MENDEN, CT., Sept. 2.--The case
Of Rev. G. A. Grueber, charged with i'm
proper rotations with young lady men,
ber of his congregation, has been tried
and the accused parties triumphantly
acquitted. Mr.. Grueber will resume his
duties.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-02
Centennial Commissioner erS.

ALBANY, N. Y, Sept. 2-The Govern
ment has appointed as Centennial Com
missioners, Geo. B. Hibbard, of Erie;
Alonzo B. Cornell, of Tompkins; John
Murdock, of Chenning: jackson s..
.Stulets, of New York; f. Leslie, of New
York; Felix Campbell, of Kings, and j.
w. Draper, of Westchester.
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Tirginia,s Detautfer.

RICHMOND, VA, Sept. 2.-The case of
Ex-Treasurer James Mayo, charged
with embezzlement of public funds, was
called in. Police Court to-day, but on
motion of the Commonwealth attorney it
was continued until tomorrow. Col.
Mayo was bailed in the sum OF $4,000.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-02
Marrtaoe Licenses

The following marriage Licenses were is
sued since our last report:
John G. Bohm and Apelonia Huffman.
Sam j. Bebbe and Rachel Ii. Smith.
VIM. G. CLANCY and Sadie Dones.
Louis Fischer and Sophia Hurst.
VIM. Hudson and Serena Matthews
Albert Roesh and Mary Schmtt.
w. II. Martin and Mary J. Fischer.
w. T. Clark and Isabella It. O'Hara.
Frank Joerus and Msry Umbrock.
Henry B. Stiles and Sarah B. Hopkins.
Chas Goodman and Sarah +. Craig.
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Fires.

DETROIT, Sept. IA fire, yesterday,
at Edgerton, Mich, destroyed $4,000
worth of lumber. Insured.
PETERBoRo, ONT, Sept. 2.-The WOODEN
mills Of Brodie, Paysley u Co.. burned
this morning. Loss heavy.
SHARON SPRINGS, Sept. 2.-Congress
Hail and the sulphur Bathing-h0uses
burned last light. Loss 100000.
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The Bank of California.

Not SO Sure of RcsuMing-A True
Account OF the state of Affairs.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 2.-Y Yesterday
being election day, the banks and many
places of business were closed.
Nothing new has transpired in the af-
fairs of the Bank OF California. The
Chronicle publishes n positive statement
to the effect that the bank has relia BILE
assets OF $20.00o,000, an indebte d.
ness OF $13,OoO,O0o and coin in
the vaults or eight hundred
fifty thousand dollars, and that guar
antee fund Of from five TO ten millions
Is nearly all pledged, and that resump-'
ton Is assured immediately ~
Similar statements are being spread
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-02

Burglars blew open the safe Of French &c
Cortelyon, lumber dealers, i'll Wyoming, last
night, only getting SIS for their trouble.
A servant girl in the employ Of Mr.. Y. Georec
was bally burnt by the explosion OF u can of
coal oil this morning.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-02
Baseball.

BROOKLYN, Sept. 2.-The ninth cham
pionship game OF baseball, between the
Bostons and Mutuals, was played on the
Union grounds yesterday. The former
won by score OF 10 to I.
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Tho Treasury Robbers,

WAsHISGToN, Sept. 2.-The prelimi-
nary examination of Halleck and Brown,
two Treasury clerks, arrested for steal
ing $47,5O0 out OF the Treasury some
three months ago, is in progress this
afternoon.
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The Democratic Conreniio,,.

The convention adjourned at 10 O'Clock last
night, having nominated the following ticket;
For Trcasurer-Thomas J.,S.ephens.
For Auditor--Jaekson M. Noble. :
For Probate Judge--Isaac B Matson.
For County Cormissioner-Aaron Hopper.
For County surveyor-D. Haibroak.
For Senator's Chiffon A. White John L. Bell,
d. G. Stall, Oliver Brown.
For Observation-Disclosures f. Wilson, John
j. Geghan, James Maloney, Andrew kneIl,
Lloyd Brown, L. c. Hewitt, j. ii. Il. Groane, Js
NJ. Armstrong, Paul Huston, ID. M. Carr on.
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NUNDA, LIVINGSTON Co., N. Y, Sept
2.-Ihe body Of David Ayranth, Of the
town Of Leicester, was found in the
Genesee river, at Mount Morris, to-day
lie is supposed to nave been murdered d
Tor his money.
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Fire tn Nesp Drt0Lton.

PITTsBURG, Sept. AIT an early hour
this morning fire broke out in Town.
sends building, New Brighton, and de-
stroyed that and the two adjoining
buildings. Loss $4,000; ms urance $12,-
0U0
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-02
9he Chamber of Commerce Election.

THE REGULAR TICKET.
The following report was read to-day on
'Changc by Mr.. Geo F. Davis, Chairman Of
the Nominating Committee:
CINJINSATI, Sept. 2, 1875.
To the Cincinnati Chamber OF Commerce.:
GENTLEMEN The Committee elected by tho
Chamber to nominate officers for the ensuing
year would respectfully report the following
names for your considerations:
For President-Capt. 9. NJ. Holloway.
Vice Presdents-Edmund Dexter, j. X HUI
rim, Thos. G. Smith, Peter A. White, William
Harvey, Geo. f. Ireland.
Treasurer-B. 4. Davis.
Secretary-Brent Arnold.
Delegates National Board OF Trade-C. M.
Holloway, Samuel Covington, John A. Gano.
Benjamin Egglestol, S. Lester Taylor, George
Sharplcss. Respectfully,
GEO. r. DAVIS,
SAMUEL V. REID,
JOHN w. CHRIsTY,
JAMES B WILSON,
III. w. BROWN.
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Latest from Abroad.
SUNK.

LONDON, Sept. 2.-lntelligence is re-
ceiyed, thls noon, of u collision in the
channeI, between Her Majesty's war
vessels, Iron Duke and Vanguard, re-
sulting III the sinking of the latter. No
lives lost. Both are double screw iron
ships armor plated.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-02

Kicked TO Death By hts Wife.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2,-Michael Kuhn
kicked in the abdomen by his wife, Tues.
day last, died yesterday.
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A young man named Irwin, from Tos
ledo, committed suicide In q gun-storcs
on Superior street, Cleveland, yesterday Y
afternoon, shooting himself villa q ~,
yolyer. Cause unknown. !,
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MONEY.

LONDON, Sept. 2.-Money is offered on
three-months bills at 1% per cent, or 2s
per cent. below The bank rate.
THE HERZEGOvlNIAN UNPLEAsANTNEsS.
BELGRADE, Sept. "A party of Turks
entered Seryia, at Stolaiz Mountains,
assassinated several villagers, and stole
some cattle.
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Colonel Maxwell announced that meeting
would be held tomorrow, at two o'clock, for tho
purpose Of taking steps toward putting an In
dependent ticket IN the field. Members fayor-
ing such movement are invited to be present.
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VAT ANTED = -SADDLERS-Twelve or If
w teen good saddle hands immediately
GATHRIGHT Il HERR, 24S Main street, Lou
isville, KY. s. sel-2t
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WTANTED = GIRL - For general house,
w work: COOK cook and laundress: refer
ences required. Apply al S4S Race street. DR..
+. DAVIS. se1-2t
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THE BATTLE OF SEDAN.

BERLIN, Sept. 2.-The anniversary of
the Battle of sedan was generally cele-
brated here to-day. Emperor William
reviewed the troops in Berlin.
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VNTANTED-GIRL-T cook wash, and milk
w cows for O small family in the country:
middle aged woman preferred. Call at Indi-
ana House, room No. H. au3l st
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"ANTED-YOU TO CALL-At KELLY'S
w ew Photograph and FeITotype Gallery,
1856 WAst Fifth street, between Elm and Plum,
Cincinnati. Open every day. au6-4m
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A BISHOP CAPTURED.

MADRID, Sept. 2.-General Martinez
Campos has arrived at Ripoll, on his way
to Barcelona, with o prisoner captured
at Leo d'Urgel. The bishop captured
will be imprisoned in the Fortress Of st.
Alicante,
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THE INsURRECTIoN.

VIENNA, Sept. 2.--The insurrection In
Herzegovina Is lessening. In Bassinia
it is almost extinguished. Austria holds
four divisions of troops ready to enter
Herzegovina If the Turks do not speed
lily Quell the insurrection.
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FROM GERMANY.

BERLIN, Sept. IA. Ministerial order
has been issued, declaring that the Bish-
op of Paderborn has forfeited his rights
to citizenship by departure without leave
from the city in which he was interned.
LONDON, Sept. "A special to the
Daily News from Berlin says the Catho-
lie Pilgrimage Committee have not yet
consented to give up the proposed visit
10 Lourdes, and the French Government
Is seeking to have it interdlcted by the
Pope.
THE REBELLION.
RAGUsA, Sept. 2.--The Turkish troops
have relieved Trebigne. The insur4 ents
have retired from the mountains. Com
munication between this place and Tre-
bigne has been re-established.
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vTTANTED-TO CLOSE OUT-A stock Of
wv first-class Sewing Machines IN order to
yetire finally from the business; VIII sell at
COST for CASH. Cali for AGENT, $50 w alnut
street, first floor. ie26-tf
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VXTANTED HOUSE BUILT-In exchange
wv for galvanized IRON work. Address, for
two, weeks, EXCHANGE, care Geo. IL. Beal,
Post-ofice. sel-2t
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WI ANTED-I IMMENSE SUCCESS f! =
Xy ID EK,S SALE QE ElNE uAIR

YNT A N T. II ID = IMMENSE SUCCESS -
w DYEK'S SALE OF FINE HAIR
GOODS =" Honesty is the best policyr'-
The people viii support a house founded
npon truth. Square honest dealing with
tie public is tie motto Of this establish
nent No Misrepresentation permitted to
make sales Ladies may purchase with the
greatest confidence, and when goods are not
satisfactory to the purchaser they may be ex-
changed or the money refunded! Now in stock
tre 1Gest collection OF Human Hair Goods,
positively retai.el at wholesale prices. Nov
fties ID Fashionable Hair Dressing received
direct from Paris. The Chautauqua Chignon,
orler n the rareat and most expensive shades.
Originator Of the invisible or Top Pieces, very
9yIish for young ladies, arc made with real
batynt hair lace and natural water wave ami
hair goods. N. W. pyEN's, Fifth aud
,yl1e. Au2A-JQt
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M AS saeswoman
wv by young lady of four years. expert
ence; best references from reliable parties.
Address 0. II. GRAVES, Steubenville, Ohio.
sel-2U
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NTANTED-WOMAN honest, capable
w woman to do a lady's washing and wait
upon her three hours,each evening. Address,
With terms, MISS O., this office. sci At
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VETANTED - YOU TO KNOW That d.
wv CAVAGNA & son have a new lot of fine
Roneless Codfisn,' and splendid line Of
Groceries. jy28-f
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VNTANTBD-To BUY A CHURCH-Or q
wv place suitable for one; will pay cash.
Address TRUSTEE, Past-ofiice Box 619 city.
se1-2t
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D-GIRL-German, to do general
wv housework, at No. lS4 Monmouth street,
Newport, Ky. se2-2t
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Observation-Disclosures.

NTANTED TO BUY : An opera glass
w Must be cheap Address ]. X. j.. this
office. it,
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w vate family where there are no boarders,
f0r gent and sister: best Of reference given and
required. Address u. W., Box 1,035. sel-3t
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FOR RENT.

LNOR RENT-ROOM-Fr Front room, furnished
JIG or unfurnished near to car and bus line,
on Walnut Hills. Apply at Builders shop,
N6 w. Seventh street. sel-2to
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YKTANTED-TO BUY-Standing or side
wv wall showcase, from to feet high,
and from to ~ feet long. Also box counter,
with or without drawers. Must be cheap. Ad-
dFe1s q. u. e., this Office aul0-tf
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NTANrED-LADY TEACHER-In a pri-
w vate school; one competent to teach all
the branches music included. Address, for
terms and particulars, iCOL GEORGE. NJ.
LESSEE, New Castle, Henry county, Kentucky,
References given anu required. au3i-at
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"ANTED-1,00 YARDS WATER CURL
w FRlZIETrS, just received, One Dollar
Fer yard. Di iER'S HAIR STORE Fifth and
Vine. Orders by mail promptly filed
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WTANTED-MIRROR suitable for
w millinery store Address Lock Box 81,
Cynthiana, Ky. au31-3t
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FOR SALE.

TNOR SALE-A ROUTE-On this paper Call
Il at No. % Carr street, up stairs. au24-tf
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VMANTEDJTHREE YOUNG MEN-With
wv talent, to join d theatrical troupe about
20 leave town on a tour through the Western
States and Territories. Address MARK
WALTMAN, this Office. sel-2t#
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WANTED-PARTNER - A man with q
FIRED, to start a branch office; business al
ready paying 800 per week. Address, for par
ticulars, Lock-box $40. Logansport, Indiana.
st9 anal -Ht
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mWANTED- BUY YOUR HATS OF
W MARTIN, at AZ w. Fifth st. jy15-f
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UTANTED-TO BORROW s3,OO0-At per
wv cent; person and property No. /. MER-
CHANT, Box $40. sci ct
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.
BELL, THE PHOTOGRAPHERS .
No. l6J West Fifth Street. au26- II

Il OST-YOUNG DOG-About three months
Il old: English setter. Very liberal reward
viii be paid for his delivery at 65 Baum street.
sci -2t
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TNTANTED-PONY-Mu be cheap. In
wv quire at Star Office from 12H to o'clock.
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