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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-03

TORONTO, ONT, Sept. 3.-An extensive
robbery was committed to-day. A. NIL
ligan, Wholesale grocer and hotel pro-
prietor, having his Office next door TO the
police station and his hotel within a
stone throw, Received by express from
Brockville five thousand dollars from /.
merchant who rents an office from him.
This money he offered to the owner but
he asked that the money should be al
lowed to remain in Milliyan's safe. The
package was deposited and the door clos
ed, bur Alilligan forget to remove the key
while going 10 dinner. On his return the
money was gone. The. clerk who was at
money and suspects two men who were
in The Office al. the time the package was
deposited. The case is in the hands OF
detectives.
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The Teachers.

The fifth day of the annual session Of the
Teachers Institute was inaugurated this morn
ing at Hughes High School, Superintendent
j. D. Peaslee presiding. At least five hundred
teachers were in attendance.
The exercises were opened by q lecture de-
livcred by Professor E. s. Morse; subject,
Zoology. As usual. this was one Of the fea-
lures OF the day and was listened to with great
interest by the teachers.
This was followed by Prof Leue with an ex-
cellenJ and well-rcceived lecture on Botany.
Prof. L. e. Mendenhall delivered scientific
lecture on Electricity and Specific Heat. His
address was acknowledged by all to be an ex-
ceedingly good one.
At twelve O'clock q recess was taken till this
afternoon when the following programme will
be rendered.:
Prof. E. s. Morse, lectures on Zoology and
Engraving. DIR. Baum will clos, the days ex-
erclses by treatise on Zoology and Botany.
Tomorrow, the last day OF the Institute, will,
after lecture by Prot, Morse, be taken up in
speeches of congratulations and encourage
ment to the teachers W
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Killed bv the Cars.

PATERSON, N. j., Sept. 3.-As the Erie
train which left Paterson at noon for
New York was passing Seoaucus Sta
tion it struck and instantly killed an un-
known woman walking upon the track
The deceased was apparently 40 or 90
years of age, poorly dressed, aud was
understood to be from New York.
NEWARK, MI, Sept. 8.-Nicholas Ba-
des, a batcher, was RUN over and in
stantly killed Today by a train on the
Pennsylvanla road. At the time he was
attempting to. drive wagon across the
track. The horse was Killed aud the
wagon demolishaA~
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LAST EDITION. 4.
New York.

The Bulletin ON the California
Crash - Failure = immigration =
Steam Navigation.
NEW YORK, Sept. 3.--The Daily Bull
letin says of the late troubles in San
Francisco that the collapse of the bank
was disaster of the most sweeping
character. but the Individual sacriti ces
that are reported to be making to undo
its effects and restore it are cOrrespon-
dinghy impressive.
Nothing could be better calculated to
restore confidence. And as the case
stands to-day we think we may venture
TO hope that the embarrassments which
many feared must oyertake not only the
commercial community, but many i'm
portant business enterprises in that
quarter as q consequence OF the suspen-
SION are indefinitely postponed.
Rubin W. Fearan, an extensive dealer
in teas and groceries, who owns three
stores in Jersey City, has suspended
with liabilities estimated at $1S,0OO. A
meeting OF his creditors was neld, and
it Is understood that q compromise will
be effected.
The arrival of foreign emigrants is
steadily decreasing. The total for the
eight months just expired is 64,O54,
against 81, ,461 tor the corresponding Pc
ri0d last year.
A decrease of nearly one-third is thus
apparent. This, however, may be &C.
counted for by rumors sent to European
countries Of the slagnati0n OF business
here. II is curious feature that the
class of emigrants this season is much
superior. Nearly all are supplied with
money, and bring household goods and
farming Implements, evidently with the
intention Of going down to farming at
once.
The National Board of steam Naviga-
tion resumed its session to-day at the
Metropolitan Hotel, with j. L. Whiting
Delegates from the following
named places were present, numbering
in all over one hundred: Pittsburg,
Philadelphia, Vermont. New Jersey,
New York, South Carolina, st. Louis,
North Carolina, Georgia,
Rhode Island, Connections, Cincinnati,
Detroit, Buffalo, Erie, Pa,
Norfolk, Va, Baltimore, Boston, and
Portland, Me.
The Executive Committee of the ANA
teur kifle Club held special meeting
yesterday, to take measures toward the
selection of o team to contest with
team from the Ontario Rifle Association,
at Creedmoor, on the 25th inst.
Competition lOrplaces in the team will
take place at Creedmoor to-day and to-
morrow, after which the team, to consist
OF eight members, will be selected.
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LOUISVILLE, Sept. 3.-The Directors OF
the robbed Planters Bank met, and after
consultation came to the conclusion that
Rehm's story was fraud and that he
was the robber. The President so ill.,
formed him, but Rehm asserted his inno-
cence time and again. Being told that
all regarded him as the rObber he asked
tor an hours sleep. He retired for that
space OF time, and on awakening oon-
fessed to the detectives that he had
robbed the safe before IL O'Clock the pre-
ceding night, carrying its contents home
and burying them under the house. Ex-
aminations by the detectives revealed
all the money tied up in small sheet
under lhe Gymnasium in the rear of
Rehm's residence. He was arrested,
and is now in Jail.
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Late Foreign News.
THE HERZEGovINIANs.

LONDON, Sept. IA Vienna dispatch
to the Daily News says it is confidently
asserted that the representative OF Aus
tria at Belgrade has notified Servia that
witul aggression ON the part of the latter
against Turkey may render it necessary
for Austria to send troops into Servia in
order to preserve neutrality. 1t is ex-
pected that Austria will issue circular
note, showing that her action was
necessary to protect her own territory
from Turkish aggressions by force Of
arms.
An article in the semi-oticial journal
of Constantnople resents foreign
interference, and declares that Turkey
is fully equal to cope with any rebellion,
and will not cede an inch OF territory in
Difference to idle demonstrations.
sFAILED.
Caldwell & Watson, East India mer-
chants, have failed. Liabilities estima-
ted at $400, 900.
THE CARDINAL.
ROME, Sept. 3.--Cardinal McCloskey
will arrive here on the 9th or 10th inst.
He will first go to Turin, and may, per-
haps, visit Florence. He will take the
tisIe Of "Cardinal OF the Church of St.
Mary of the People,"
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The B.usr Trsa.-so Jnror Yes.

Judge Cox opened the Criminal Court Of Com
mon Pleas at the usual hour this morning, and
the work of impancling jury for the Rufer
trial was proceeded with. The interest at
tached to this case seems to have abated con-
siderably since, the last trial, a4
The usual crowd of spectators that infest
this Courtroom was only small to-day COM
pared with that at previous times A venire
for 2tO persons was issued yesterday, out OF
which 1877 were examined this morning, but NOT
U single juror was obtained.
Every one seemed to have heard the whole
or at least part Of tho horrible tam yard mnr-
der Of last November, and every one had
formed an opinion concerning 1t. Only ono
man was found who was accepted by the State,
but the defense We're unwilling to. and he was
challenged peremptorily.
Judge Cox at the close OF Court stated that
he would have venire issued summoning per-
sons fiom the extreme parts Of the county, and
see II jury Goa d possibly be obtained here;
IL not, the motion for change of venire will
be considered and the case taken to anotner
county,
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Tho Hoppers Again.

DENVER, COL, Sept. 3.--The crops had
been looking finely up to the 2Oth Of
August, when the graeshoppers came in
vast clouds. They were SO thick that
they looked like fakes of snow in heavy
snow storm. They are eating everything
green. This is the third time they have
visited this section this year, and they
are now depositing their eggs, aud hehoe
will be here next spring. a great many
farmers offer their ranches for sale at
half price, and want to leave the coun-
try. Some sections close to the mount.
aims the grasshoppers have not visited
this last time.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-03
HeaVU Fire LOSSES.

PITTsBURG, PA. Sept. 3.-Early this
morning ire at Braddock's Fields de-
stroyed eight buildings, entailing loss
of $4,000. Insured.
A row of tenement houses, at Wekeys-
port, was also burned this morning.
They belonged to the National Tube
Works Company. Loss, $4,000.
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The California -Eiectsoa.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 3.-In this city
the vote is very much mixed, and the
count slow. Leaving out this city and
Sacramento, the vote so far as heard
from gives Irving, 21,694; Bidwell, 9673.
In the Second Congressional District,
Page, 4,s9l; Larken, 4,361; futile, 1,267.
In the Tbird District, Lutterell, 5,641;
Devils 1865; Reed, 2, 1856. In the Fourth
District, Wigginstou, 8, 442; Hougton,
4,8O3; Thompson, 1876. In this city,
Piper is undoubtedly elected, but othsr
officers are stiTl undecided.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-03

The Parade Committee of the Exposition
Commissioners have requested Col. Bullock,
President of the Street Railroad. that on the
day Of the parade he issue orders to the con-
ductors and drivers of cars. who find
themselves in the way of the un-
Obstructed movement of the procession, to re-
verse their cars and pull back to the first con-
venient point for switching off from tho line Of
march. This, although severe tax upon the
Street Railway Company, has been promised
by Col bullock, who seems to be willing to
make any needed sacrifice for the good Of the
Exposition.
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PETERSBURG, VA, Sept. 3.-George L.
Simpson, Cashier of the Petersburg
Savings and Insurance Company, was
arrested to-day, charged with misappro-
priating $11, 900 of the Company's funds.
IL. G. Evans, EX-Agent OF the Southern
Express Company, was also arrested on
a charge of embezzlement OF the Compa-
ny's money.
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Rough on Gibson.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Sept. 3.-The Com
mission appointed to investigate the
charge against j. T. Gibson, agent of the
Usage Indians, have completed their la
bors, and are at St. Louis. The evidence
has been so damaging that the Commits
sioners will be compelled to ask his re-
moval OF do an outrageous job OF white
washing,
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Washington.
Benton, the Burglar = whisky
Ring Matters.

WASHINGTON, Sep. S.-The announce
ment OF the arrest Of Benton, the SAFE
burglar, is believed here to be prema-
ture. The Secret Service force of the
Treasury Department has been for some
weeks trying to effect his capture, but
Solicitor Wilson, under whose direction
the detectives are operating, said he had
no knowledge that success had attended
their efforts. ~
Information has been received from
St. Louis that number of persons who
have not been accused or publicly
charged with connection with the whisky
ring are to be arrested. The indict-
ments were found by the late grand Jury
against persons whose arrests have not
yet been effected. For prudential rea-
sons their names have been withheld
from the public.
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Severe Storm.

PEORIA, ILL.,, Sept. '3.-Last night this
city was visited by the severest rain for
years. The Illinois Midland railroad
trestle was washed out five miles east of
the city. No trains were sent out up TO
noon. The Chicago 81 Rock Island train
arrived three hours late. Several houses
were struck by lightning.
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returned verdict of not guilty. Harris
will be released to-day. The colored
people of Washington county have
issued call for a meeting
for 18th of September, at the Courthouse
in Sandersville, for the purpose of
choosing two delegates who will
be commissioned to visit one
or two States for the purpose Of finding
some suitable place for the negroes to
emigrate to from Georgia.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-03

LA CROSSE, WIS, Sept. "a heavy,
steady, drenching rain prevailed
throughout this section and in Southern
Minnesota all day yesterday. 1t contin-
ued without any sign of abatement. The
rivers are rising rapidly, and crops are
being washed away in low grounds. The
trains are being stopped by the tracks
and bridges washing away.
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Walksd Out the Jytndo,o.

BROOKLYN. N. Y, Sept. IA married
woman named Ann Riley, aged 40, at 2
o'clock yesterday morning, while asleep
in the second story of her house, arose
from her bed and unconsciously walked
out of the window. Her right leg was
broken, and she is suffering from danger
Gus internal injuries. She is now in the
hospital in a critical condition.
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LEGAL.
County Road Notice.

IN tion will be presented to the Board of
County Commissioners Of Hamilton county,
Ohio, at their next road session, a. D., 1875,
praying to locale and open county road III
Miami township in said county, beginning at a
point in the river road at the intersection Of
an avenue bounding the west side Of lot Of
land occupied by H. N. Rulison, NOT thwardly
along said avenue to the land OF Phoebe NJ.
King; thence northwardly through the land Of
Phoebe M. KING and others to Taylor avenue,
the place Of termination of the road prayed for.
JOHN Z. SHORT,
J.A. WARDER, and Others
sea- -4tE
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Will Resume at Once,

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. Sd. o. Mills,
President Of the Bank OF California, au-
thorizes the statement that the capital
lists OF that city will subscribe sufficient
to take up the stock of the bank and
guarantee stockholders against loss.
All claims against the bank will be paid
in full, and they will resume business
Immediately.
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SttUer,

WASHINGTON, Sept. 3.-The impress
sion prevails here that Secretary Bris-
tow will endeavor to put into circulstion
within very short time silver coin, in
place of fractional currency, Withdraw
ing and canceling the latter.
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Connecticut Tobacco.

HARTFORD, Sept. .3.-The tobacco grow
ers in various parts of the river counties,
where the highest priced tobacco is pro-
duced, are beginning to cut and hang
their tobacco. ltis a SPLENDID crop; u
better one never was seen before, SO far
as appearances 60. The quality will de-
pend upon the weather. If there is no
frost for the next twelve days, it will be
Sc cured in good condition.
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JOLIET, ILL, Sept. 3.-:Anton Houte, a
half-insane convict, hung himself in the
penitentiary yesterday.
The soldiers of Wilmington had a
grand reunion yesterday. About 1000
were In attendance.
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fsnterfeIters CnaGht.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 3.-Washburn, Chief
OF the Secret Service, with squad Of
Government detectives, has seized a
gang of counterfeiters here.
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The Georgia Riot.
HARRIS ACQUITTED.

NEW YORK, Sept. 3.--A special from
Ca, says the trial of Cor
day Harris, for completely In the late
negro insurrection, closed yesterday.
The case ~,-'ves> IA hasiysys-who
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Trouble at WinneDe1

OTTAWA, ONT, Sept. "a special from
Winnepeg reports great dissatisfaction
among the Indians at Fort Alexander
and other places.
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NTANTED-SITUA1 A1ION-By good clerk
w and book keeper. Address CLERK, Law
renceburg, Ind. se3-3t
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I(TT TANTED-TO CLOSE OUT-A stock Of
wv drst-class Sewing Machines IN order to
retire finally from the business. Will sell at
pOST for CASH. Call for AGENT, $50 w alnut
Street, first floor. je26-tf
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wv TANTED : SITUATION = BY young
w Southern lady Of refinement and educa-
tion in an office as copyist or corresponding
clerk. Address Miss kETrA LOCK, ITO w.
New York street, indianapolis, Ipd. sc8-3t
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HUdHEY FARMER, the handss.nb' tele8x1fh
operator at the Gibson House, lef< .tl<i4 8<|Et>
sH-pa for hrtcf visit 10 the Nphpigta caJ&
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| w ANTED = SITUATI = AS drug and
| w prescription clerk, by a young man OF 8
man !, good references. Address j. b. LEH NJ
| KUHL, Hamilton, o. se3-3t
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BlkI'HS.

On August Goth, near Mamitown, to Jas. II.
and Rachel Andrews, a daughter, Theresa
Florence. Thanks to Dir. YIN. johnson. Moth
er and daughter are doing well.
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{XJANIED- = PARTNER = With $1,000 to
wv $4,000, in manufacturing enterprise,
large profits, little competition: a rare chance;
Investigates: will locate to suit applicant. Adj
bfess Box I'll, Columbus, o. se3-3t
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BUY-Staadlng or side
wv wall showcase, from to 8 feet high,
Ind from to ~ feet long. Also, box counter,
with or without drawers. Must be cheap. Ad-
dress c. B. T.. this Office. ,au10-tf
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NV ANTED = STU ALTON AS clerks, by
w two honest and Industrious young men Of
good moral character. Best OF references. Ad-
dress FRANK and CAL, Box bS, Woodington,
Ohio. se5-3t
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wANTED---s1TUATIoNs.

NV U ATIOE-By good mill
w Ter. Address 9. Ii. FULLER, Lawrence
burg, Indiana. se3- 85
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yKTANTED-E ENGAGEMENTS G. dress
wv maker. by the day or week, with genteel,
respectable families; am an excellent cutter
aud filter; good reference given and required.
Call at 37J Baymiller street. se3-2r
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NKT POSITIQN = As saleswoman
wv by a young lady of four years. expert
ence; best references from reliable parties.
Address o. H. GRAVES. Steubenville, Ohio.
sel-2t
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WI AN NfED-BOARD-Wit private fam
wv lily, Of good social standing, in Coving-
ton. KY, by a young. man Of scdate habits.
Address, for one week. S. STOCKTON, City
P0st-oflice se5-3t
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WANTED-SITUATIO competent
w girl, IL years old, to wait on and teach
small chlldren: no objections 10 the country.
Call at or address 1853 George street. se3-2t
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NTED-WOMAN-An honest, capable
Avv woman to do lady's washing and wait
npon her three hours each evening. Address,
with terms, MISS g., this office. se1-4t
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nv TANTED-SITUATIO governoss or
w teacner, by young lady competent to
country preferred. Address j. j. QUINN, nj.
D., city. se3-dt
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TNyANTED-BOARD rooms in pri-
EVv yate family where there are no boarders,
for gent and sister; best Of reference given and
required. Address e. w., Box l,035. se1-3t
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THTANTED-PHYSICI know that
w. will exchange my nice little property
md cation, with ne opposition, for drugs and
hxtures for store, with soda fount, etc, ad-
lress 2. NJ, Crown City, o. se3-2t
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NETANTED-YOU TO CALL--At KELLY'S
wv New Photograph and Ferrotype Gallery,
RS6 West Fifth street, between Elm and Plum,
cincinnati. Open every day. au6-4m
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NNTANTED-YOU TO KNOW-The cheap
I w est shoe store in this CITY is the New
York Shoe Store, No. 6 East Fifth street. one
door from Main street. se3-6t
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LOST.

r OST DOG - Small, terrier build; body
IL brown, neck, breast, nose and feet white;
had on German silver collar; answers to the
name Of Knob" Return to S4 Chestnut ST.,
and get reward. se3-2t
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NNTANTED = PARTNER = With 1000 to
t,vV $1,000 to travel with music, wagon and
horses to sci patent medicine. Address j. W.
HRUMAN & CO., Box 1853 Wilmington, Ohio.
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MY ANTED-- IMMENSE SUCCESS / =
lVV .DYER'S SALE OF FINE HAIR
GOODS =" Honesty is the best policyW =
The people will support house founded
ipon truth. Square honest dealing with
Ahe public is the motto Of this establish
ment. No mIsrepresentations 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
tEe finest collection OF Human Hair Goods,
positively retailei at wholesale prices. Nov
Elites IN Fashionable Hair Dressing received
direct from Paris. The ChautauQua Cnignon,
$40 90; the Saratoga Chignon, SIS o.. Made to
order in the rarest and most expensive shades
ylty1ish for young ladies arc made with real
patent hair lace and natural water wave and
suf7. Send for Price List OF every description
.ef bsir goods. N. w. DYER'S, Fifth and
~xina- ap4-l0t
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WANTED BOARDING.

'VETANTED- - BOARDING For students.
w Give the number you can a;comm odate,
with rates for board and lodging, with or with
out lights and fuel Address JANIfOR, Med
ical College Of Ohio, 1OS West Sixth street.
Sea-2t
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wv TANTED-S1TU UATION-By a sober and
w reliable printer, who has had some expe-
rience as editor apd publisher. Address d. D.,
Post-oflice Box 4S3, Steubenville, o. se8-3t
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TOR SALE RAILROAD TICKETS -
j. Bought, Sold and Exchanged. HOW &
TO-, 80 West Third street. jyl6-tf
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iVTT TTANTED-rGIRL-To do general house,
Evv work in small family; good wages will
be paid to a good girl. Apply 70 r. e. TAY-
HOR, on Baltimore pike, East Fairmount.
7 't,a seS-2t
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NNTANTED-CLERK - Experienced entry
! w clerk, for q wholesale notion house. Ad-
dress, giving references and salary expected,
Ii, Box / ,O84, city. .' se3-2t