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At ten o'clock this morning the Executive
Committee met in one Of the parlors of G.l-
more's ''Tavern." The roll being called by
Secretary Edward Kramer. forty five members
answered to their names, including MIR. Presi-
don't VIM. S. Brown.
The first business that came up was the read
ing OF the report OF the committee which had
been appointed at a previous mceuing to draft
rules. Me Kleeman, as Chairman OF tnat Com !
mittec, read the rules. which wero adop cd.
It was thcn decided by vote that the said
rules be printed for distribution to members.
r. ght here the post-offce address OF each mem
Der present was called for by Secretary Kramer,
and when all had responded, Mr.. Folz offered
the following resolution:
Whereas, The close OF the campaign Is near
at hand, and it becomes necessary TO use every
effort that will lead to the proper organization
anu suc,tss OF the Democratic party and its
declared principles through, ut the State at the
ensuing cicction; therefore, be is
hes0lyed, That the members OF the Hamilton
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Exposition Eotes.

On Monday next there is to be grand test
Of farm engines in Power Hall This promises
to be one Of the features Of the day, being the
first test of the kind that has ever taken place
in the United States. The jurors will be the
regular Power Hail experts, MI. John W. Hill,
OF DAYTON, Isaac Y. Holmes, of Cleveland, @.
Foster Flagg, Of Meadville, Pa. Thepremlum
offered is 500 and a gold medal.
Tuesday Of next week will be cut flower day,
when the premiums will be as fo.lows: For
besc display in variety Of floral work, $50; for
the second best display. s25; for the best single
The attendance at the Exposition yesterday
is estimated by the managers at between eight
and nine thousand.
To-day being the first Saturday is regarded
tendance is not up to the standard to-day, the
Commissioners will have to look to themselves.
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After tho shover, Of the Oueer.

Nv W" 'o'"0O0'" " '7s0 VWo07S
ST. LOUIS, Sept. l1.-Of late there has been a
strong suspicion that the city was the head.
quarters Of combination Of counterfeiters
that extend over part Of the West ana South.
This city seems to be flooded with well exc
cut8d fres and tens, and since the arrest of the
four counterfeiters last week with the $500, zoo
in their possession the detectives have been
on the watch, and they profess to
have made discoveries which will In few
days lead to q wholesale arrest Of the counter
letters who have made this CITY the distribut-
ing point and the capture 6; the largest
amount Of counterfeit money which has been
detected. 1t is limited that several men here
and elsewhere of means and business standing
are involved in the business, and that when
the case is worked up the evideAce against
them will be conclusive.
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From the Capital.

COLUMBUS, Sept n.-Canada Bill was only
fined so ana costs for practicing his Monte
game.
The following were the premiums yesterday
Musical Instrumenrs-Best grand piano.
forte, A. ID. Buien, Of this city; do. upright,
same; do. square, same; best reed organ, J.
Grubs n Son, of Westerville; best reed and
pipe organ, q. S. Ammel, Of this citT; best flute,
+. Besleling, of New York.
In the trotting race, free for all, SIX horses
started. Kate Campbell, entered by Cliff. Por-
heats, AMI the race, In 2:371l 2:SGh and 2:36;
Red Oak took the first heat, in 2:3TH; Silver
sides was given the third heat. without rec
ord, Red Oak and Kate Campbell being set
back for running Lew. Scott was in the race,
but got no better than third place in any heat.
The track was very heavy.
In the pacing race. twelve horses started.
sorrcll Billy, entered by o. g. Madison, Of
Massillon. Time-2;34, 2:52. and 9:24L.
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Tho Indian 1ro,.bIea.

SA LAKE. Sept. 1l.-A special from Deep
creek states that the Indian trouble originated
from couple Of white men failing to pay two
Indians for information furnished by them in
relation to mining discoveries, resulting in the
killing of several Indians and white men. This
is the result Of bad advice given by the Nor
mon missionaries. 75
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A Floral EnDosition Neul Year

We understand that the excellence Of the
horticultural display at the Exposition has
already led to discussion among the leading
florists as to the adyisabili.y Of gettv up up nvxJ
year an Independent exhibition of horticulture
alone. We sincerely hope that the idea will
not be abandoned, and that, keeping that in
view, our already excellent collections will not
only not be reduced, but that they will bo aug
lnented for the purpose OF having during. the
Centennial year the finest horticultural exhi-
bition ever held in the West,
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A Weioo,,ae Home,

Mr. John SimpkInson and family received
hearty ''welcome home". from their East
Walnut Hills friends and neighbors last night.
The company was large and happy one, and
when the hour for refreshments arrived Mrs
Simpkinson was surprised to find the table
loaded with all that could be desired. Each one
extendedto MIR. Simpkinson and family cor
dial welcome back to East Walnut Hills, and
the evening proved delightful reunion of
neghbors AID friends. Mr.. Sfmpkinson seemed
almost as glad to be home again as his neigh
bors are TO have him home.
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Ns,v Pitcher for The Bostons.

Harry Wright, the manager Of the Boston
Red Stockings, announces by private dispatch
this morning. that he has secured the services
Of Josephs, the celebrated pitcher, for three
years, and also OF Nurnan, Of the Philadel-
phias, ,-as first baseman.
Josephs is the most noued pitcher now be-
fore the public, and will add largely to the
reputation OF the Boston club. Mr. Wright
has, by this stroke Of policy, not only shown
mis- thorough capacity for 'business," :" but has
put the Boston Rods on even more solid basis
Than ever ,.
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Mortuaru Record.

Mary Benson, 5 months, city.
JOHN Schulz, l3 years, city.
Hannah Keardon, month, city.
Herman Tocrner, u hour, city.
George DauDer, weeks, city.
Aivine Yoss, months, ,.city.
Ellz. Hulskamp, SO years, Germany.
Fr.d. Koenig, % years, city.
Josephine LueDen, year, city.
Margaret Ryan, 50 years, Ireland.
Margaret Dormady, rs years. Ireland!
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Vessel aud Cre,v Gone Dosvn.

MILWAUKEE,, WIS, Sept. 1.-THE propeller
Equinox was sunk by the storm yesterday near
Point au Sable. The Captain and whole crew
were drowned. She had on board crew Of
nineteen men and Captain Dwight Scott, of
Cleveland, q ell-known~ lake Captain, who
was accompanied by his wife and granddaugh-
ter, making total of twenty two.
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Storms.

WHITEWATER, ILL.,, Sept. 11.--The storm last
night was very heavy. Corn Is blown down,
and fruit blown off the trees. Added to the re-
suits Of the frost, 1T is severe blow.
AURORA, ILL, Sept 1.-THE storm last night
was the worst known here for years. Bridges
are gone, and roads are washed away.
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Democratic Meetings

BOSTON, Sept. 1.-THE Democratic primary
caucuses were held In all the wards Of the city
last evening, and the delegates chosen to the
State Senatorial and Council Convention. The
meetings, as rule, were quiet and orderly.
The delegates were all instructed to vote for
CASTOR for Governor.
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Music at Eden Parb.

The programme Of music which is to be per-
formed this afternoon by the Germania Band
is as follows:
/. h-sKronprinz' (Neibich).
2. Overture to s'Schubert' (Suppe).
y. Selections from '.Martha" (Flotow).
4. Juristen Ball Tame Valse (5trauss).
8. Overture to "Pique Dame" (Suppe).
6. Ofenbachiana (Conrad).
2. Torchlight Dance (Meyerbeer).
8. Morgenblatter Valse (Strauss).
8. dallOp, Always Joyful tHeckert).
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."ANTED-We take pleasure to inform the
w public that there isno more necessity for
paying high prices for good Custom Made
Boots, Shoes and Rubbers, si0ce S. Marx, 220
~. Fifth street, second door from Plum, has
established his new system to sell retail at
Wholesale prices. You can buy there:
Sood boots for men at 50 pair.
+ good boots for boys at 81 a pair.
Good shoes for men at 81 pair.
Good CATERS for ladies from rs cents to 81 a
pair.
Lalies' side laces for ladies from 81 so a pair.
Good slippers for ladies from 35 to 80 cents a
pair
Good rubbers for ladies from 45 to so cents a
pair.
pair. ~.
And everything else remarkably cheap. II
IL money in your pocket to call there and look
~ the great bargains before you buy else
where. To avoid mistakes Mr.. s. Mdrx has
placed large Wrie Sign over his store. Look
lOrit se1- 1T
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CenfenMt0I.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. '1i.-Director General
0oshorn, Of the Centennial ExA:: 'tion, has ap-
pointed John SartaIn, the emiuent engraver
Of this city, Chief Of the Fine Art Department,
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Building Permits.

The following permits were issued since our
last report:
j. p Davis, repair two-story frame at Is
Chestnut street; eastimated cost, $2O0.
Jane Garry, repair l3l Gest street.
ii. Wieman, house at 15S Baymiller street.
H. Wieman, house at 3l1 Freeman.
Bice McMiller, alter 145 West Fifth street;
estimated cost, 81 500.
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WANTED D---M1scELLANnous

yNTANTED - AGENCY = For q good nom
w board fire Insurance Company. Address
J. M. W., lock-box ~ GrsenIeld, o. se9-3t
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w tickets, first-class. to Philadelphia; to
New York, and 10 Baltimore; starting point
Cincinnati or Dayton, Ohio; over Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad preferred, Address j. s
ALSPAUGH, Wapakoneta, o. se9-at
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Dr0tUaed.

CHICAGO, Sept. 1t.-Captain Barr, Of tho
Onondaga, was drowned last night during the
storm. He was washed from the deck by a
wave, and could not be recovered.
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Weston.

NEW HAVEN, CONN, Sept 1l.-W eston, the
noted pedestrian, began his l03-mile walk at
nine o'clock last evening. At I'll p. M. he had
walked ten miles. He is In fine spirits.
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Wnat the Herald Thinks.

NEW YORK, Sept 11.-The Herald thinks the
political outlook the most dismal since 1850,
and thinks Grants position has been greatly
strengthened by the Pennsylvania Conven-
tion.
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WI ANTED-EvERYBODY no KNOW
w That the Centennial Tea Company gives
. handsome present to every purchaser of a
pound of their fine Dollar Tea. S10,UUO worth
of Tin. Glass and China ware to be given away.
Also, reward of $50. Call for Circular. stores
sO4 v est Sixth street and 90 East Pearl street.
. lse11 -6tl
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WHITEHALL, N. Y, Sept. H.-Fifteen stores
were burned here this morning. Loss $4,000; |;
partly insured.
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wv ANTED FOREMAN In furniture
wv fac, ory; must be a good judge of work,
pnd able to get work ready for benchment. In
gulre at Room No. 9, Masonic Temple, city, or
address j. AULD & son, Greenyille, Ohio.
se9-3t
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a Dispute Settled.

BOSTON, Sept 1.-THE dispute over the
Faulkner, Regan and Mcdonald double scull
race was decided in favor of the former. Some
| $4,000 changed hands.
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NM JANTED-LIFE INSURANCE AGENCY
wv AT Cincinnati, Covington, Indianapo-
lis or Louisville. on commission, and salary OF
800 per month first year. Address GENERAL
AGENT, box St5, Franfort, Ky. se9-2t.
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EAsToN, Pa, Sept 1.-THE Sophomores on
Monday night hazed several Freshmen, abus-
ing them shamefully, and as consequence
four Of the 9 ass have been suspended.
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WTANTED-TO BUY-Standing or side
wv wall showcase from 8 to s feet high,
with or without drawers. Must be cheap. Ad-
dreSs c. b. H.. this office. au1O-tf
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nv WTANTED-GlRL-Or woman, from 25 to
w IS years old, and one who understands. all
work; permanent situation and gool wages
Address Mrs. IDA j., Mansfield, O. se1O-3t
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wANrEp...RooMs.

VyTANTED-ROOM- unfurnished front
, w with board for man, wife and child. Ad-
arsss, with terms and location, Il. f. NJ, POST
eoSce box 1884 se9-3t
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WI ANTED-TO CLOSE OUT-A stock OF
w hrst-class Sewing Machines In order to
retire finally from the business. VIII sell at
COST for CASH. Call for AGENT, 280 w alnut
street, first floor. je26-tf
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LNOR SALE-NEWSPAPE job Office
Il complete, doing good business in wide
AWAKE town; the owner must sell on account
OF other business. Address JOURNAL, Doyle
town, Ohio. se9-3t
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

LNUNERAL NOTICE.-AIemhefs OF Lafay-
II cite Lodge No. 81, are requested to meet at
Masonic Temple TOMORROW Sunday,
1ztn inst, at 121s O'clock z. NJ, to attend the
funeI al OF our deceased brother, Daniel Nc
Laren. Members of other Lodges are respect
fully invited to attend.
1t JOHN B. PEASLEE, W. M,
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LNOR SALE CARRIAGES New and Sec
l. ond hand, in great variety. For bargains
call at 10 and.2l West Seventh street. GEO. q.
MILLER u SONS. sep7-tf
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TNOR RENT-ROOM-Han furnish
G ed, on the second floor, for gentlemen only.
Apply at Harrison st. sel0-3t
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6tesnat.ded.
A0Sin0

NEW YORK, Sept. li.-T. schulhardt 4 Sons
have suspendeds
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage Licenses.
The following marriage licenses were is-
sued since our last report:
jeremiah Cooper and Mary Krab.
Augustus FlOrishill and Sarah Lindauer.
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ENOR SALE-BUSIN EsS-One good notion
IL wagon, horses and route for sale very
cheap, Address G.. G. LEITz, New Richmond,
Ohio. se6-tf
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VNTANTED - PHOTOGRAPHERS = First
wv class, to start new gallery in the best To-
cation in washington street. Address JOHN
JACKSON, 76ll East Washington street, In
dianap0lis, Ind. se9-3t
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TNOR SALE PLAYS Ten copies of the
Il drama, "The Colleen Farmer" and five of
The farce "Thc Quiet Family" at one e-third Of
the original price. Address Z. NJ. TIN GLEY,
Madeira, Ohio. sc9-3t
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L,OR SALE-QUARRY-T Y-Two-th thirds inter-
l. est in a stone-quarry in Indiana; 81, 900
only required. Address, lock box 1,345, Gin
clnnaL se9-3J
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TNOR RENT-HOUSE-2l4 w. Fourth street,
I l6 rooms, large dining room, near Grand
Hotel. Rent 500 per month. sc1O.b
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VKTANTED - STU ALTON BY an intelli-
wv gent young man, with lawyer, merchant
or doctor, as clerk or assistant; satisfactory
references. Address L. A. BURTON, Madi-
sonville, 0. se9-3t
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EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
j. PROPERIY-FARM-52 acres; house s
rooms; barniand crib; good roads, near station;
churches, schools, &c; horses, COWS, wagons,
and farming utensils. Inquire Of W. G. CHAM
BERLIN, this Office. se1O-tf
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THE uERzEaoyrNrAN REpELLroN.

PARIS. Sept. l0.-Advices received here from
Constaptinople represent that the Porte, to re-
Zworninl, and grant facilities with regard to
railway construction, and for the sama reason
will concede to Montenegro 4 reetincation OF
her frontiers.
VIENNA. Sept 1l.-Tt Is reported tnsr the
Pope has instructed the Catholic Bishops in
Bosnia and Herzegovina to use their influence
IN calming the people and to facilitate the pac-
iGcation Of these provinces.
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l. good spring on same; in thfckIy settled
neighborh0od, in Adair county, Iowa, near
county seat. Or will trade for horse and light
spring-wagon. Address "W," this Office.
Ijy14-tfl
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Latest from Abroad.
TO CARDINAL M'cLosKEY,


ROME, Sept. ia deputation on behalf ol
the American residents, both Catholic and Pro-
testant, visited Cardinal McCloskey yesterday
and presented him. as a token Of esteem, a
complete Cardinals dress and inter set with
precious stones, together with an address en-
pressing good wishes and veneration.
FRENCH AFFAIRS.
PARIS, Sept, Lille Soir reports that Duke
De Cazes, Minister Of Foreign Affairs, had a
secret interview with Prince Gortschakoff on
the Sth inst at Interlochel. Prince Gortscha-
meet Elk President Ihiers.
The Journal de Paris, organ of the Orlean-
lists, publishes note reptdiating the recent
pamphlet in which Compile de Chambord was
of France In favor Of Compile de PARIS. The
note is considered important, as showing that
the Orleans Princes are resolved to remain in.
active in pursuing their claim while Chambord
lives.
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L'OR LE-- RAILROAD TICKETS -
J. Bought, Sold and Exchanged HOW y
co., 80 West Third street. jyl6-tf
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT-ROoM - Furnishe ', Cd story
Il front, with OF without board, at 40 Central
avenue. se10-3t
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LNOR SALE = COTTAGE = OF 6 rooms, on
I Beech street, Walnut Hills, one square
from street cars; cheap. Address II. b. BOS-
WORTH, Walnut Hills. se9-3t
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.ENOR SALE - SALOON - First class, with
I two billiard tables, at Bradford Junction,
Ohio. Address g., box GIL, Piqua, O. se9-3t
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LNOR Ten acres, new house
10 and other improvements, one half mile due
east Of Pleasant Ridge; great bargain.
se9-3t
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.
BELL, THE PHOTOGRAPHER,
No.-l6J Wost Fifth Street. au26- Il
THE LATEST AND HEST

STYLES Of all sizes Of fine pictures taken at
copied. Frames of the latest pattern for sale
ut half what they are sold for elsewhere. Call
and be convinced. Also fcrHotypes OF the best
quality. Go to BELLS, at No. 100 w. Fifth
very moderate prices. auss-S,d.
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LNOR SALE : NOTES "a purchase money
IL first mortgage notes on city property:
amount s1,O0, to draw s per cent. inte. est
Address q. H., Box 2763, IN .r- sel0-3t
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.TNTANTED = MONEY = To borr,w $500 to
wv $500 on chattel mortgage, to be paid back
at $5U per month; will pay ? per cent. interest
Ohio. Se1O-2t
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TOk RENT-ROOM - Furnished, suitable
Il for orr gents, at 1856 West Eighth street.
Reference se10-3t
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L,OR SALE-J0B PRINTING OFFICE-In
Il this city. good supply of material, four
presses; terms to advantage OF purchaser. Ad-
dress OLIVER STANDGOOD, city. se9-3t
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L'OR SALE-HORSE-s5O will buy one of
Il the finest trick horses In the country; rea :
son for selling, want money, Address d. 3.
GILLIAN, North Vernon, Ind. y se9-3t
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TNTANTED -DRESSMAKER = Capable Of
w experimenting shop: must thoroughly
understand cutting aDl lifting. Address IL.
HART, LOCK x,8O, Muncic,. Ind se10-3t
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LNOR SALE-FURNITURE- eight rooms,
i nearly new; house centrally located; ref
erences. Address box ana, city. se9-St
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LNOR RENT-A HOUSE-2 rooms, kitchen
Il and cellar. Inquire at ID. RODGERS, W.
COvington, KY. se10-2t*
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VXTANTED-YOU TO CALL-At KELLY'S
w New Photograph and Ferrotype Gallery,
l95 West Fifth street, between Elm and Plum,
Cincinnati. Open every day. au6-4n
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LNOR RENT - ROOM = Front, handsomely
I finished, for gentlemen, with gas, ward
robe, CRATE, bath and the very best Of beds; ;
newly papered, and Kept In good order 2O) W.
Seventh st. sel0-3t
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INOR RENT-HOUSE-Two-s story, new, SIS;
II gas, water, yard, &C.; Is minutes from P.O.
No. rs Gilbert av. se1O-3t
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FOR SALE.

LNOR SALE-TICKET-To New York, good
I for any time, for SIS 90. Address p. O. Box
9S3. se10-3t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

M NTED--SITUATION-In grocery or
wv tea-store, by young man VINO speaks
English and German. Address j. H. GER
LAND, CAB Central av., - .,,a5..,,. se10-2t