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The Woodruff In Troub,s

The great Woodruff, probably the pest
known female in the United States tc-
day, she that has set the world agog with
her strong-minded notions upon Mar
riage, Free Love aud Divorce, accompa-,
MED by her scarcely less noted ister,
Tennie @. Clafiin, left this city for Ham,
ilton last Friday evening, where she was
"Naked Truth.O Quite a large audience
had assembled, who were probably
strangers to this commodity, and were
anxious to see the monstrosity in all Its
nudeness; but it so happened that an
other portion Of the community had de-
termined to see nakedness in another
form, and had accordingly assembled in
the hall beneath to witness the Great
Partisan (?) Can-Can, which was rum
| ming at full blast.
The Can-Can must have been very ex-
hilarating, for the audience in the lower
| hall became so uprOarious that Victoria
| was unable to proceed with her lecture
She accordingly threw the veil over her
| nude subject, rung down the curtain,
| dismissed her audience, not forgetting
\ to refund their money, however, and
| bade Hamilton long farewell, fully
satisfied that the people of that "burgh"
cared more for leg show than the truth
any day, though it was naked. "But,"
says Vickie, ''truth is mighty and will
prevail, if not in Hamilton, in some less
heather community"
| The manager, Mr.. Walter Dixon, was
-consulted, and, as TheWoodhull thought,
everything settled, but. what was her
surprise when, this morning, Mr.. Dixon
turned up before Squire Evitt, and sued
out writ against Victoria for $40 al
legged hall rent. Now, the lecturess claims
that the stipulated rent of the hall was
only $16, which she had settled with Mr..
Dixon before leaving Hamilton by COM
promise, and now he adds insult to injury
by suing her for five dollars more than
the entire amount. Such is life. Squire
Evitt will decide the case ON the 18th.
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THE following cases were decided to

THE following cases were decided to-
day in the District Court:
Michael O'Hern VS.. Patrick Savey ct
al. Motion granted.
Henry NJ. Monois We. Fred Schewrick
ct al. Motion to strike from files over
ruled.
Fredericka GEM We. John Gugel ct al.
Demurrer to separate answer OF Sophia
Gugel overruled.
Peter Zinn VS.. Ferdinand Lipps. Ac-
tion for the recovery Of money and fore
closure OF mortgage. Demurrer to petit
tion overruled.
jeremiah w. Banning ct al. vs.. John
Pieper. Motion to strike bill Of partic-
ulars. Demurrer sustained.
Ann Howell vs.. Catherine Jones and
Robert Jones. Money as damages;
amount, 10000. Demurrer sustained.
Gustave Graebe vs.. J. II. Niebuhr,
| Specific relief. Demurrer overruled.
T. A. Hume VS.. g. W. Lockridge. Mo.
| tion to dismiss and attach overruled
Judgment for plaintiff for $721 98.
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THE will of Alex. Renick, of Ross
county, was left for record to-day:
VIM. e. JONES to-day was appointed
Administrator de bonus non of John
Hazlett. 1000 personally, $47.50O realty
WIN. w. ANDERSON to-day was ap.
pointed Administrator of John Sloan
81, 800 in personally, and 81 900 in realty
POWELL g. Son, Main street, above
the hands of the burglars last night as
was at first supposed. 1t now turns out
that they lost about $3.50 worth OF fine
pistols.
THE praise meeting of the Tabernacle
congregation at Robinson's Opera-house,
under the able guidance of Rev. Henry
D. Moore, was brilliant success. Even
standing room was at premium, and
hundreds were turned from the door.
CHAs. W. POTTER, one of the Registry
Clerks of the Post-office, who has been
sick some time with bilious fever, died
last night at his residence, No. ats West
Fourth street. His remains, accom-
panied by his family and few friends,
we're taken to Hamilton, the home of his
parents, this afternoon, from where the
burial will take place.
HERE'S ''a combination ard form in
Decd" that goes far to prove that this is
not such blasted hard world after all /:
Bolivar Lewis, Esq, and Rev. Henry d.
Moore engaged in earnest and friendly
discussion on the steps of the Gazette
office. That's just how things looked at
half-past twelve to-day. II needed but
the presence of the truly good man, but
a few steps away, to render the tableau
sublime.
MAGDALINA WORST to-day brought an
action against William Hughes for
personal injuries, in the sum Of five
thousand dollars. The plaintiff states
that Hughes, who is dentist,
in attempting to extract tooth from
her right jaw, did the same in such "a
bungling manner as to carry away five
instead of one tooth, together with a
large portion Of the jaw. Those were
pretty expensive teeth according to the
statement of the plaintiff, who based the
damages as above.
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LAST EDITION.
A. 81 p. telegraph.

NEW OFFICES, ENTERPRIsING OFFICERS
AND PROMPT TRANSACTION OF BUSI-
NESS.
NEW YORK, Nov. 8.-The Atlantic and
Pacific Telegraph Company have vacated
their old quarters at 19S Broadway, and
moved to more commodious and better
arranged offices at 145 Broadway, the
building formerly occupied by the West
ern Union, which has been thoroughly
overhauled and many Improvements
made for the transaction of the rapid ly
increasing business of the company. The
first floor is occupied as the receiving
department, and the operating room is
fitted up with handsome desks and furni-
ture. There are five rows OF tables, with
four instruments to- each, arranged on
each side of the room, which is 10 feet
long by 30 wide. The tables are all new,
with handsome gas fixtures.
The apartments of the executive off,
GERS on the upper floors are arranged
with excellent taste and elaborate finish.
Every department of the company has
been reOrganized with view to the ia
cilitation of business and is perfect in
every respect. All the latest telegraphic
Improvements have been adopted. The
switch board, by which sixty wires run
ming to all points of the country are
regulated, was built in six and a half
days, on new and improved design, by
l.. G. Tolotson & Co. 1t was designed
by General Eckert, the President OF the
company. The wires at 1913 Broadway
were cut out at 1880 O'Clock Sunday
morning, and everything was found to
be in splendid working condition.
The building occupies conspicuous
situation at the corner of Broadway and
Liberty streets, and the multitude of
gas lights, blazing in the operating
room last night attracted considerable
attention from the crowds in the street.
The offices Of the company are consid-
cred to be the handsomest telegraph of
fees in the city. All the operators, mes
sengers and other employees are tO be
handsomely uniformed. The company,
having failed to obtain the privilege at
st. Louis of running their wires across
the bridge, are now laying cables under
the river ut that point,
The work Of building line to- st. Louis
from Pittsburg is also in progress, and it
is expected that wires will be completed
to GAINESVILLE in few days.
Tne american Press Association also
occupied Offices at 293 Broaaweoy, but is
to-day removing to las Broadway, having
leased offices on the fifth floor. Commu-
nication with the Telegraph Company Is
had by means Of pneumatic tubes.
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Missouri Wafters.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. S.-Ye esterdav a hor
rible murder occurred at Springfield
Missouri. A woman named Mary Col
Inns went into the room where her hus
band, James Collins, was sleeping, and
seizing an ak split his skull, killing him
instantly, and then attempted to murder
her little daughter, but the child made
her escape to a neighbor's.
Yesterday, Capt. J. II. Bull, Of Turtles
detective force, arrested John Ii. Blair
who is wanted in Chicago for perjury
and in Manchester, England, for swind
ling leading silk manufactory there
out of $25, 900 worth of goods. He~was
traced by cable from England to this
city and has been shadowed for weeks
by Capt. Bull.
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Late Foreign News.
THE FLOODS IN ENGLAND.


NEW YORK, Nov. 8.-The latest mail
advices from England contain gloomy
reports OF recent floods in midland coun-
Mes. At Nottingham thirteen persons
were drowned. More than 5000 houses
were inundated and fifty tactori es
stopped. Near Oxford the railroad
tracks were under water and the village
of Bailey was entirely flooded. AT Bur-
ton, on the Trent, six persons were
drowned, and at Darley the water is
still several feet deep in the streets.
Above Jamesborough the Trent has
burst its banks and all the surrounding
country is flooded. The loss of property
is enormous. The main line of the Man.
chester, Sheffield & Lincolnshire rail-
road is washed away and all tratic was
stopped for times
IN THE DOMINION
CHATHAM, ONT, Nov. SIN drunken
row Saturday night Pat. Shay stabbed
his brother-in-law, Peter Coan, In the
neck, making a serious and probably
fatal wound. Shay has escaped.
LINDSAY, ONT, Nov. 8.-A man named
Fitzpatrick, who has been missing since
Monday last, was found yesterday morn
Ing drowned in the river near here.
TORONTO. ONT, Nov. s.-Yesterday
afternoon a rough was shot while at
tempting to force his way into Cottage
Inn Church. The wound will not prove
fatal.
John W. Mallory, prominent member
Of the sporting fraternity, died here yes
terday.
NOTES.
NEW YORK, Nov. SIT is reported
that Bismarck is to be a General Of cav
airy next year..
Subscription for the German navy is
fixed at 1900 men, instead Of $500 as
usual.
Count Davoust, grand nephew of Mar
shall Dayoust has just died, aged So.
| The French revenue for the last nine
months exceeded the estimate in the
budget by seventy-two million three hun
dred and thirty-fve thousand francs.
Several millions of francs are TO be eX.
pended in repairing the Cathedral oi
Rheims.
There is deficit Of 100000 thalers in
the German estimates for 1876, which
will be covered by an increase of the
beer-taX.
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items.

Special to the star.
SPRINGFIELD, Nov. 8.-John Parker
goes to the Penitentiary for two years;
David Green for one year, and J. f. Du.
gan for three years.
The body of Daniel Over, of. Mobiles.
vile, was found in Mad river, and the
Coroner's jury rendered q verdict of ac-
cidental drowning. He came to this city
on Wednesday, and nothing was known
of the accident till the body was found.
The epizooty prevails to some extent
in parts OF Clarke county, and is having
quite run in Champaign.
The home oil Frank Davis, at Osborne
was robbed yesterday Of s400 in money
while the family was at church.
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To the Editor Of the Globe Democrats:

To the Editor OF the Globe Democrat:
TEXAS BUREAU OF IMMIGRATION, ST.
LOUIS, Mo-, Nov. l, 1875.-It may be OF
interest to the farming portion of your
readers to know on what terms they can
rent improved farms in Texas, and with
what security and accuracy Of calcuia-
tion they can now move to that State.
The planters of Texas will rent their
improved lands, under good fence, fur
nish comfortable houses, all tire-wood, a
garden and potato patch, one milch COW
to each family, all teams and feed fer
teams, all tools, and keep the same in
repair, and all seed-the renter to do the
work and divide the crop equally be-
tween them after it is gathered. They
will also advance the necessary provi-
sions for the'support of the renters
| family after he is fairly AT work, the
same to be paid for from the sales of his
| crop in the fall. l have the names of sew
eral hundred planters, which 1 furnish
free to all applicants, that they may en-
ter into direct correspondence. Fully
ten thousand farmers can get these
terms between now and the 1st Of Janu-
ary, when plowing for new crop CON-
mences. The planter will in all
cases meet the renter at the depot, and
move his family and effects to the farm
free Of charge. This plan gives the
Immigrant an opportunity to look around
and try the country before investing his
money; 1t gives him a home and employ
ment upon his arrival, and saves all hotel
and clearinghouse bills. Cotton-pick-
ing is now in full operation, and con-
tinues until Christmas. The price for
picking is 81 per 100 pounds, and men,
women and children can make from one
to three dollars per day. have maps
and circulars, furnished by the State,
covering the whole range of questions
that can be asked, that send 10 all ap-
plicants. l also have special and re-
duced rates Of passage.
wv G KINGSnIrpX
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End of the. Banmi.ter oase. .

The Bannister VS.. Swift case, that has
occupied the attention of Court SO long,
was to-day decided. The suit was on a
written contract for manufacture and
sale Of $500 thousand feet of lumber. The
Jury returned the following verdict:
tsWe the jury in the issue joined find for
the plaintiff and assess the damages at
seven thousand two hundredland fifty
dollare,n
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Capt. Geo. Tyre, of the !. e. G. Road,
has been reelected the third time Grand
Chaplain of the Locomotive Engineers.
Mrs. Ann Eliza Young, the ninete enth
"rib' of Brigham, will analyze the sys-
TEN of polygamy in a lecture at Thoms'
Hall tonight.
Mr.. James j. Burgess stood his last
watch as door-keeper at Woods Thea
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Washington.
Union League-St. Louis Whisky
OrOOkedmesS.


WASHINGTON, Nov. S.-A meeting oi
the National Executive Committee Of
the Union League of America will be
held at the Colonnade Hotel, Philadel.
phia, on Thursday next at l O'Clock p
M. The circular announcing the meet
ing says it is very important that all the
members attend. Those not able to at
tend in person should send substitutes,
properly authenticated.
Deputy Collector Rodgers and Chief
Clerk Holt, of the Internal Revenue Bu-
reau, leave here tor st. Louis to-day to
testify in the whisky fraud eases. They
Will be accompanied by Mr.. Butterfield,
a clerk in the Internal Revenue office,
and Mr.. Joseph, now of the Customs d.
vision, but formerly in the Internal Rev.
enue Bureau, and who, it is said, Joyce
tried to bribe. .~
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The Wisconsin Election.

MILWAUKEE, Nov. S.-Slow receipt oi
the returns in Wisconsin has kept the
result in doubt, with both parties claim.
ing fhe victory. Last night Chairman
Keys received reports which is said to
set the matter at rest, showing the elec-
tion of Ludlngton, Rep, by 900 majority,
lican candidates. The Assembly will
show small Republican majority.
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FINANCIAL.

CINCINNATI. Nov. 81 80 P. NJ.
Gold opened in Wall street to-day at 15x,
fell to 141s and Eow stands at Is. 1t is worth
here 14% buying, 15 selling, and gold checks
on New York lb%
New YORK exchange is firm and worth 30
discount buying. and 1-2O premium selling.
Fair demand. Sterling is steady and quiet at
4.S4 sixty days, and Ass sight, gold.
The money market is moderately active, and
rates Of interest are nrm at Sal0 per cent.
We quote Government securities as fnllows:
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of bushels of grain have already been
destroyed. Still another fire Is sweep
ing south OF the Collan road, and vast
amount of property is already destroyed.
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ter Saturday night. He has resigned.
Mr.. Vincent Harding succeeds him.
/ Hon. W. P. Wiltsee, of the Gas office,
is the recipient OF gift from his em-
ployes. It's an emblem denoting the
highest grades in York and Scottish
Rites Masonry.
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WANTED D--PARTNER--Wit ith from SIC, 900
wv to $4,000, to take half interest in hub
ana spoke factory, in one Of the best timbered
counties in the State Address A. w. EATON,
vanceburg,.K Ky, noe-3t
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"ANTED = STOVE = Good second hand
Wv anthracite; must be cheap, and one Of
the latest styr"s Address, stating lowest cash
price, ANTHRACITE STOVE, Post-office Box
A.TlL noS-8t
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VNT.ANTED-LADlES are desirous to
wv. learn s. T. Taylor's system OF dress cut
sing, can do 30 on favorable terms, from an ex-
periensed cutter. Call at COL w. Eighth street,
corner Of Carr. noe At
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WTANTE about rooms, in
wv Mt. Auburn or vicinity; best Of refer
ences and payment in advance il desired. Ad-
dress B., Box l,035, City Post office. no8-3t
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UTANTED = EVERYBODY = To call and
wv see the reduction In prices at the New
one door east of Main. W. P. CAHILL, Pro
pKiet0r. nQS-3t
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VKTANTED-TO CLOSE OUT-A stock of
wv frst-class Sewing Machines In order to
retire finally from the business VIII sell at
COST for CASH. Call for AGENT, $50 Walnut
street, nrst floor je26-tf
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NTANTED-YOU TO CALL--At KELLY'S
wv New Photograph and Ferrotype Gallery,
116 West Fifth street, between Elm and Plum,
Cincinnati. Open every day. au6-4m
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LOST,
wANTED--RooMS.

VKT KTANTED- D-ROOM-Plainly furnished, by
wv dressmaker, with respectable people.
References exchanged. Address CUTTER,
this office,
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NTANTED-.TO TRADE A Hne young
Wv mare and top buggy for watches, dia
monds, or well located city lots. Address
LOTS, Post-office box 2,664. no8-2t
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VXTANTED-WATCH- trade new four
wv shooter revolver, silver mounted, for a
sivcr watch. Address PHOTO, Lock-box 8,
EOrth Vernon, Ind. no8-2t
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VETANTED-TO EXCHANGE-Hous and
wv lot in large growing town in Kansas,
for property in Hamilton county. Address
KANSAS, Box 1854, Post office. no5-3t
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ITO EXCHANGE--REAL ESTATE-No /
Il improved and hnimproved Toledo real
estate for farm or merchandise; will take or
pay difference. Address G. w. MANAHAN,
JR., agent, 293 Summit street, Toledo, Ohio.
no5-4t
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.
BELL, THE PHOTOGRAPHER,
No. l6O West Fifth Street. au28- tt
PERSONAL

DERSONAL = WANTED - Information Of
Il David Reed, eolored, who has been travel
ing with the circus. When last heard from he
was in Connecticut Any information will be
most thankfully received by his widowed
mother, SARAH REED, 225 George st. noS-2t
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TOR sALE-HoUSE-L 2-story frame,
Il containing rooms; lot 50 by 2JO feet; good
barn, water, trees, &C.; will sell for cash, on
easy payments, or will trade for interest in
slme good business. Address KINNY, Box 14S,
Findlay,O. noS-3t
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yTT TAETED-SHOEM First class
w trimmer, to work in team; steady work.
apply by letter or telegram to III. l.. CHAM
BERS, Evansville, Ind. noS-8t
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VNTANTED-S SEWING MACHINE-To be
Wv paid for in work, or IN easy instalIments,
Address 392 W. Third ST., city, or Box "a ),
Newport, Ky. noS-2t
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FOR SALE.

LNOR SALE-LAND-l43 acres of land, IS
IL miles west Of the city; upland. Address
f., Star office. oc9-d
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LNOR SALE--LAND-Cheap,4 45 acres of good
i farm land, good barn and house; 1?3 bear
ing apple trees, and some peach; 10 acres of
wood land, only rs miles from Cincinnati price
$4UO, In one year. Address j. p. L. DAVIS,
New Trenton, Ind. nOS-3t
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WTANTED-TO sELL--House and lot, on
Wv Boal street. Lot 66 by 175. House eight
rooms, cellar and cistern. Cheap'for cash, or
On payments. Valued at $3,5O0. Address
JOHN A. STARR, this Office
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NTANTED-BUILDI rent, by JAN
wv uary /, 1867, good, well lighted build
ing, for light manufacturing purposes, between
Race and Main and Fourth and Race streets;
a.corner preferred. Address L., Box l,327
nO6-8t
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NT NTANTED--PART Err will invest 81 800
w with an experienced man who has an
equal amount to invest in the hardware trade.
uEan buy out an old-established business in q
seunty scat Of 500 inhabitants; rent, s4O0 per
year; location hrst-class. Address Box 23S,
Narysvilie, Ohio. pos-It
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NTANTED = YOU TO KNOW - That b.
wv CAVAGNA & SON have new lot Of fine
Boneless Goldfish, and splendid line of
Groceries. jy26-H
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Notwithstanding.
FOR RENT.

LNOR RENT-N COVINGTON--A double
Il brick Of IL rooms, newly painted and pa
SOP and 604 Craig street, neaS Pike Apply
at the bakery, next door. no2-6t
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wv will be ON exhibition for few days at
MERGERS Natural History Store, III W
Sixth street, nOS-6t
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EOR SALE-LAND--5 80 acres prairie land !;
Il good spring on same; in thickly settled
neighborho0d, In Adair county, Iowa, near
county y-seat. Or will trade for horse and light
spring wagon. Address "W," this office.
jv14-tfl
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LNOR RENT-ROOMS-Three rooms on the
IL first floor, front and side entrance, and
rooms on the first and three on the second
floors, No SO East Seventh street. Also, store
room and two or six rooms, No. 1856 Sycamore
street. Inquire at No. IS East Seventh street.
noS-2t-M&W
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EOR SALE LIFE SCHOLARSHIP = To
I one of the best Cincinnati Commercial Col
leges. Will sell cheap. Address s. PC, Box
o, city. ocl5-H
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VTTANTED-JIM & CHARLIE DAVIS
wv formerly OF 174 Race street, are located
Af the ;.Stin Salo0n' 70 Fountain Square, where
tjIey will be pleased TO sec their friends. Open
at all hours, day and night oc27-Ss
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

VNTANTED-SITUAT a lady of ex
w perience, in a store, photograph gallery
or an Office. Address Mrs. JONES, City Post
Office. noS-3t
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WT TANTED - YOU TO CALL - On JOHN
wv RENNER, opposite Grand Hotel, and
ret the finest oysters and steaks in the city.
[ocZl-lm
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yKT TANTED-TO SELL--Clothes Wringers
w and Fluters on weekly payments, w. p.
KUkTZ &c CO., Go West Fifth street.
est. (se1- -WF&M-tfl
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XXTANTED = SITUATION - AS cook Oh
w laundress, city or country. Good refer
ence II required. Apply at 100 Broadway.
nO5-8t