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River news.

Clear and cool this morning. At A. NJ. n
mercury indicated 70 deg. Wind west Minzs
mum temperature last night 80 deg. RiFaa
falling slowly, with IS feet 9 inches in tnl
channel Business fairly active along Cd
levee, with arrival and departure Of the usssa
number of " Wednesday packets.
Special to the star.
PITTsBURG, March a-eA M.-RlveR rSss
ing, feet 2ln0hes. Weather cloudy. Wim4
west Sleet and rain last night. ThermoulBfs9
The Minnie came in from Aurora this mora.
ing and returned at p. NJ. The Bannoek Cits
left at thc same time for Vevay. s.s.
The General Lytle is in from LOUSY flle tisSs
morning with fair trip. she returns tss
fhe Gl asgow will leave for Evansville asS
o. clock this evening. She is receiving lance
amout OF freight and Will have good trip.
The Susie Silver laid over last night, owing
to the quantity OF freigt Offering her. She u1I
leave promptly this evening.
The st. James, from Pomeroy, arrived at tizs
landing this morning. Sue will return at 3
II. nj.
The Andy Baum is rapidly loading, and rfu
depart for Memphls on her regular Schedui1
time at O'Clock this evening She has amFt4
way engagements, and will have an excellenk
trip.
The Wildwood was off for Maysville to-day
at noon with fair trip. .A3
The Bo6tona came In from Huntington flsa
morning and had good trip. She wild iexs8
on her return at 4. al.
The Charles Morgan will arrive here frDza
New Orleans some time Tonight or eariytDa
morrow morning.
The Cherokee did not leave for New OrIcanz
as advertised, and will lie over indeiiniteiv
Ibe Mary Houston left last evening accurd-
ing TO announcement, and had a good trip.
The Cons, Millar lett Memphis for Cincinna4
at O'Clock last evening, with fair trip.
The Ii. s. Turner, from Cincinnati for Ncw
Orleans, passed down from Memphis at noan
yesterday. She was heavily freighted.
The Vint. Shinkle passed up from Padurah
at 80 last evening. She will arrive here TO-,
night OF 10 morrow morning, and be In rendi-
ness to follow the Andy Baum for Meinph,a a
Saturday. =
The Z. b. Church passed down from EB1ns-
vile late last evening.
The Kentucky River Is stationary, with 1est
at Frankfort. The Kanawha River is falftpt
slowly, with feet reported at Charleston.
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MIOTICE. - Henry Bruins will take notice
IN that Kinker o. Company, firm doing
business in the State Of Ohio, did ON the 10Th
day Of December, A. u. 1874, file their petition
In the Superior Court Of Cincinnati, No. 81, AL,
in said State Of Ohio, against the said Henry
Bruins, defendant, setting forth that the said
Henry Bruins did, on the 10th day of June, 1888,
at the City Of Cincinnati, execute and deliver
his certain promissory note Of that date for
the sum Of $685. with interest at per cent. per
annum, for value received, payable on demand
TO Kinker & Company or order, and praying
Judgment against said Bruins in said sum Of
two hundred and sixty three dollars, with in
terest from the 10th day Of june, 1868, and
COSTS; and the said Henry Bruins is notified that
he Is required to appear and answer said Pc
tltion on or before the third Saturday after the
20th day Of March. A. ID. 1916.
Dated February 9, 1876.
KINKER q co.
4 BY srALLo s KITTREDGE, their Attorneys.
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Navigation Opened.

By American Press Association 70 the STAR.
DAVENPORT, Ia, March s.-rhe steam
or Dan. Hine arrived here from st. Louis
yesterday, the first boat Of the season.
This is the earliest season for ten years,
though the ferryboat has been running
here nearly all winter.
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Marriage LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses were issas
since our last report:
Frank Meyer and Lizzie Havenstrike.
VIM. Rodgers and Elizabeth GroenWnlfs
John Small ana Dena Green.
Leonard Kopp and Frederick BentteL
Johann Riedemaun and Maria Beck.
Martin Schmeling and Kate Gerhard
A. Hammerschlag and 1illy HeInfbrech.
Robert Walton and Lizzie Taylor.
Joseph Mestler and Mary Pfeffer.
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MT OTICE.--State Of Ohio, Hamilton County,
~ Court of Common Pleas Edward p.
Whitelock vs.. Eloise V. Whitelock. Case No.
As, 1856. Notice is hereby given to the defendant,
Eloise V.>Whitelock, chat on the Goth day Of
January. 1876 petition was fled in the above
cause by the said Edward P. Whitelock, plain
tiff, charging the said defendant with gross
neglect OF duty and adultery with one John
d. Ruff on the 4th day Of January, 1876, on a
sleeping-car, between Columbus, Ohio, and
Pittsburg, Pa, and with adultery with other
persons at other times and places. And the
prayer of said petition is for a divorce from
said defendant and for the custody Of their two
infant children. w.: Edward Whitclock and
Dovie Whitelock. That said cause will be for
hearing on Thursday, the 9th day Of April, 1875,
or as soon thereafter as counsel can be heard.
A. j. CUNNINGHAM,
fe16-6tW Attorney for Plaintiff.
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The following good story is told Of q
Worcester gentleman who recently aeaS
fine French clock to jewelef 70 AA
repaired, with the request that eanA
item OF repair should be specifically
stated. The "bill OF particularly 0as
rendered as follows:
To removing alluyial deposit and OLE
aginous congiomeratc from clock . In
roHclL 20 -
To ieplacing In Appropriate jaxtap0sition
the constituent mponents OF said clock o ~
To l1bricating With oloaginous soauslon
the apex Of pini0ns Of sald cioek .- . 70
To adjusting hor0logically tho isuchroaal
mechanism Of saiti clock. - :. . .
To equalizing the acoustic resultant OF cs-
cape wheel percussion upon tho verge
| pallets Of said clock -. o ~
TO adjusting tho distance betwoen tho osn-
Ter Of gravity Of tho penduluIa ard ils
| point OF Suspension, 50 That tho yisrs-
tion OF the pondulum shall caslsa the ln-
1 dex hand TO Indicate approximately ~
| daily arrival OF the Bun AZ its meradian
l heten| ...-....s.-s...'... :. s..s*....<f... ~
x0Sa. !. 90 = .. stss~-I ~
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FORTY-FoURTH CONGRESs--lst SESSION
SENATE.

SENATE,
WARRINGTON, March THE bill for
the protection of agriculture against
injurious insects was called and passed.
1t provides for the appointment Of COM
petent Commissioners with authority 10
investigate and gather information rel
ative to the grasshopper, army worms
and other insects injurious to vegetations
in order to devise means for their de-
struction, The bill TO provide Tor the
admission OF New Mexico into the Union
was reoommitted to the Committee on
Territories, but again reported from the
Committee and placed oh the Calendar.
A. bill was Introduced regulating the
appointment OF Army SutleEs aud vest
ing such appointmentin in the Commanders
OF the district In which the post is situ-
ated. The Pinchback case was taken up
and again discussed but not acted upon.
Adjourned.,
HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, March IA bill to pre-
vent monopoly and exorbitant charges
at Post Sutlerships was introduced
also q bill to project witnesses in i'm.
peachment trials. Referred. A bill
amending the Homestead Act was
passed. 1t authorizes proof of resi-.
denoe,. occupation, cultivation, &c., to
be made before the judge of any court
OF record In the county or State In
which such land may be located. A
resolution directing the Committee Of
Investigation ON Expenditures in the
War Department to disregard the sub.
p@na OF the District Court TO appear and
give testimony in the criminal prosecu-
ton or Belknap, hate Secretary Of War,
now pending, such mandate beiIg
breach Of the privileges OF the House,
lwfs introduced, and aitet long debate
Iwas adopted. Adjourned.
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WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 8, 1916.
To the Hills.

By American Press Association to the STAR.
YANKToN, OAK, March s.-A four
horse daily stage and express line will
hereafter make regular trips from Yank-
ton, Dakota.
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Mortuary Record.

sallie Butler, 10 years, city.
Hattie s. Stems, IL years, Indians.
Silas 5. Bugelors, 50 years, Massschsssek&&
Charlie Lafiier, weeks. city.
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ENOR sALE--HOUSE-BrI OF rooms, 2
: E attics. bathroom, kitchen and summer
kitehBp, wat 4 and gas; lot 20 by 200; within
easy reach OF two lines Of cars; terms reasun-
able. Address Mrs. G. L., ~ Pine street.
mh7-3t
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TIsOR SALE--COTTAGE--W Well built and
J JIG convenient with two lots adjoining the
same; house has six rooms and two attics. and
is within two minutes walk Of steam and street
railroads. Address G.. e., Post Office Box 544.
mh7-3t
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A TTACHMENT-Elizabet Townsend and
IA Abigail Townsend, plaintiffs, VS.. Josiah
NJ. Townsend, defendant. Before II. III. Rowe
camp. Justice OF the Peace OF Cincinnati
Hamilton County, Ohio.--On the
18th day of February, Al 1875, said Justice
issued an order of attachment in the above ac-
tion for the sum of thirty dollars, and cause
continued to April 8. at "A. M.
HILDEBRANT & BRUNER,
Attorneys Tor plaintiffs.
CINCINNATI. Feb. 20, 1876. mh1-3tW
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iTTOR SALE - CHEAP - LIFE SCHOLAR
1t SHIP-For full Arithmetic and Telegraph
Course at Bryant, StFatton & DeHan's College.
F6r fun particulars address s. p. c., Box o,
eity. jaS-tf,d&w
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NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
In has been appointed and qualified as ad-
ministrator, with the will annexed, Of Kate
Mars, known as Kate Gray, late Of Hamilton
County, Ohio deceased. ~
Dated at Cincinnati, this 2Sth day OF Octo-
Der, 1875. 81
EDWARD NJ. SPANGENBERG,
Administrator, with will annexed. of
mhl l-StW Kate Marrs, deceased.
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THOR RENT--H0TEL- : Entirely new, large
il and elegant buil1ing in the heart Of the
city Of Phiiadelphia; splendid place to make
money through the Centennial. Address II. W.
FUTILE, y West Third street. mh7. st
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nISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
ESTATES, Southern District OF Ohio.--In
Bankruptcy. : No. 1,t9S.-- In the matter Of
John T. Schlebbe, bankrupt The creditors
of said bankrupt are nouified that lie has filed
his petition in this Court. praying for a final
discharge from all his debts provable in
bankruptcy under the laws of the United
States, and said creditors are required to ap-
pear at q Court of Bankruptcy before me at
my office, No. 8 East Third street, Cincinnati,
on the ed day of March, 1876, at 10 O'Clock
the prayer Of said petition should not be
granted.
Dated at Cincinnati, February 90. 1919.
FLAMEN BALL,
mbl -StW Register in Bankruptcy.
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ToR RENT-HoU sES-Two good houses,
JIG 7rcoms and " acre lot each, near st. Ann's
Church, at SIS per month. Apply on the prem
fses. Douglass street, W est Covington, of Ohm
W. CLARK lt*
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LATEST LOCAL,

THE will of IN Thompson has bsss
probated.
THE Female Academy Of the sracreN
Heart has filed its papers WITH ~
Recorder. The incorporators are E. Il?
Hogan, Mary Garyey, s. T. Randall, r.
Mccormack, A. I. Radley and A. 9ulz-
foyle.
AT the St. Nicholas Hotel yesterdays =
stranger. who had strolled In, sndl8
under the Influence Of liquor, rsosfss1
injured: he was taken to the uincinnazi
Hospital, where, at noon TO day, he uas
reported as doing wen. HE hams ID
James Dinam, and he is Chicago dfuul.
mer. -sHe has.as brother at No. go Nox3h
Clark street, that city.
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lTXT ANTED - SITUATION = BY o young
: wv English lady as nursery governess to two
OF three children: would take charge OF ward
robe and make herself generally useful; coun-
try: best OF references. Address II. Y, POST
oflce. Wilmington, Ohio. mh6-3t
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E,OR SALE HOUSE-In Lower Dayton,
IL Ky., a new frame house of three rooms, cis-
WIN sell cheap for cash. THOMAS NJ SU-
SAN. mh2-6t
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w TANTED-TO CLOSE oUT-A stock OF
w frst-class Sewing Machines In order to
COST for CASH. Call for AGENT, $50 W alnut
street. flrst floor. jc26-tf
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FOR RENT.

'TTOR RIaNT-~HOUSE-Of seven rooms. large
IE lot, fruit and shrnbbery, near Linwood sta
Sion, L. NJ. 4. II. Apply to JOHN AMANN,
Idn wood. q. f7i mh6-3t
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yNTANTED-EvERYB To KNOW
wv The SENATE SAMPLE ROOMS arc
open day and night; choice wines, liquors and
cigars: give us a call; 26O Central avenue
G. SMITH, Proprietor. fe7-1m
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VNTANTED- : STU ATION-By a boy fifteen
wv years old, that can write good hand and
Is willing to work. Address j. O'HARA, No.
Us Hughes street, Cincinnati.
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WTANTED--JIM. & CHARLIE DAVIS
w formerly Of TIA Race street, are located
at the "Sun Saloon" % FOun u Square, where
they will be pleased to see their friends Open
at all hours, day and night. fe4-2m
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XXTANTED-SITUAT baker, Sec
wv ond hand on bread, cakes and pies
reference. Address o. F., III Court street.
mh6-3t
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=" ATOMS. T. Garrison
wv wants employment in any light business
IN city or country; am willing to work. Ad-
dress me at "a Elizabeth street. mh7-3t#
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MTANTED-RECIPE-W pay $40 for a
w good recipe and instructions for making
parlor matches: must be tested before paid for.
Address g. A. DANIELS. Clyde, Ohio.
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VNT TANTED- SITUATION - BY a young
wv married man as porter or anything
else; best Of references. Address T. k.,.46O
Main street. mh6-3t
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TpOR RsALB-WAGON-s running gear,
II spring bed, top nearly new; good for
al WORK. T. BULLAND, $50 Central ave-
nlie, near Mohawk Bridge. mhS-2t*
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lT,oR sALE-REvoLvER-A fine seven
I 1shot, ~ caliber, pearl handle; sell very
eheap. Address r. r. r., p. o. Box w, Sid
ney. Y. mhl-4t
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UTANTED-STFUAT ATiON-By two girls to
wv do chamberwork or assist in light gen.
sral housework. Apply at s. Dalton avenue.
mh6-2t
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yKTANTED- STU ALTON - BY frst-class
w painter and glass glider: references.
Address p. y. Box 2J8, Newport, Ky.
mh6-4t
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W UATION-By competent
wv druggist with large experience In the
Wholesale and retail trade, travelling position
Qreferred; references. Address DRUGS, Day
ton. Ohio. HA si h mh6-4t
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FOR SALE.

lTcOR SALE-COUNTER-Te feet long in
iE good condition. VIII be sold cheap. APP
ply at 10T W est Fifth street. ja3-tf
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T1oR sALE-DRUG sToRE--In splendid
il location, doing good trade, cheap for
Dash. Inquire OF SCHULTZ q NEGLEY, cor
nor Of Fifth and Main streets. mht-2t
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TNIANTED-SiTUA drive dray,
wv wagon, bus, or peddlers' wagon, in the
Dood reference xGdress W. e, w. 6SI " est
Front street, for 10 days.
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WTANTED - YOU TO KNOW That b.
wv CAVAGNA Il SON have a new lot of
Maccaroni just received from Nervia, Italy,
also splendid line of Groceries. jy26-tf
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! Wv man, well educated, as clerk or book
Keeper, good and rapid penman, quick at ac-,
counts. Salary first month, $40 on trial. Ad-
dress ED IN ELSAM. This Office.
midst:
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FOR sA1E--REAL ESTATE.

ITOR sALF--FAfiM- sixty acres: good
l house and barn; plenty Of fruit Inquire at
al Baymiller street. mh6-1t
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NV NTANrED-SIrU ATION-B BY an educated
wv eentlenan,e who has been teaching
several years, either as teacher, superinten-
dent or any honorable calling. Address
TEACHER, Medora, Ind. mh6-4t
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ADVERTISE.

ADVERTISEMENTS ON THIS PAGE
Under the respective classincations Of
WANTS, FOR SALE, FOR RENT, &C.,
FIVE CENTS A LINE.
I Noinsertion less than TEN CENTS.
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LEGAL.

NOTICE. = The furniture and household
IN goods belong ng to the following parties
having been stored one year and more with
me, will be sold, to pay charges. Oh March II,
at James Blinn's, No. 1853 Fifth street: Mrs.
Thomas, Mrs. Smith, G. Robinson, J.. Penny,
John Calls, DIR. III. Smith.
JESSE COLLINS,
fe16-4tW No. 430 w. Fifth street.
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I71oAhDfxG with d room ior two gentle-
1)Nen ara dey.bosla for 4 teW 1rst-elase
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IXNT ANTED = SITUATION = BY young,
w we'll educated German. only a short time
Wfi, accept Il anything to % MAKE max an honest honest
living. Address A. ". No. S5, this office.
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w TANTED-15D MEN-For the Black Hills
w Expedition, BUFFALO SAM, Guide.
For information inquire at JOSEPH BURK-
HARDT's, l02 Plum street. mh2-1m
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NTANTED-LADIES TO KNOW = That
wv they don't have three profits to pay for
shoes at the New Shoe Store, 294 Fifth street,
made at the factory. III Race street. All GUS
tom work warranted. Women'S, misses and
children's shoes specially. fcal- N, W tt
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T,OR sALE-GO WHERE THE TAXES
LIZ. WILL NOT EAT YOU UP-A splendid
farm OF o. acres, IS miles from the city. on q
railroad Address H., this Office. ja2S-tf
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XTTANTED-TO ExCHANGE-Improve
wv leasehold property fr Indiana land or
vacant ground in city. Apply ON the premises,
ITO Central avenue. mh7 At
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VNTANTED-WHY SUFFER When you
wv. can get your corns, bunions, warts and
ingr6wing nails cured by DIR. H. NJ HERSCH-
FIELD. Office, Eggert's barber shop. under the
Ashland House, Lexington. KY. del4-1y
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TKTANTED-s STU ATION-By a German
wv lady, to do Washing or any kind Of
ygrubbing Call for Miss Al. 90 Hunt street.
mh6-3t
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T,0R sALE-LAND--5 acres prairie land;
II, good spring ON game; In thicKiy settled
aeighbofho0d. In Adair county, Iowa, near
county Or will trade. Address ''W,"
THIS ofltce. Jyl4-tf
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BOARDING.

aud wife or small family
do board In private family in suburbs; ref
Meneeu, Address r. DIR AXE, Ludlow, KY.
LII mh7 -2t
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EMWANTED buy YOUR HATS OF
&8 MARTIN, at AZ w. Filth st. jy15-n
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w wsNTED---sITUATIoNs

M ANTED - SITUATION - BY boy II
w years old; is not afraid Of work. Ad-
aross f. K, this Office mh1-3t
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VNTANTED - CANvASSERS = Lady can
w vassers in every county and city to sci
La Fonte's Basque Fitting Corset Address,
for particulars. INDIANAPOLIS CORSET
COMPANY. indianapolis, Ind. mh6-6t*
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NM WANTED-WORK--By the day or week.
wv Call in rear of 229 West Fourth street,
entrance on Mcfarland street. mh7-2t
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iKNTANTED - SITUATION 900 AS shipping
w. clerk or porter; good marker. Address
t.G f., lic Mound street. mh6-3t
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BY srALLo & KITTREDGE, their Attorneys.
fey-GtW
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WANTED-THE ADDREss--of some re-
w sponsible house moving company Ad-
dress POSTMASTER, South Bend, Hamilton
county, Ohio. 1t
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wv TO sell tea, good
w commission, at SEDAMSVILLE DRUG
STORE, Twenty first w ard, Cincinnati, o.
mhl-2t*