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Police Court.

MiscelIaneous-Mol Viva, harborinx levl1
women, $50; J. Jacoby, forgery. continued;
Sarah Mccarthy, malicious destruction of
property, dismissed; VIM. Mahoney, abusiHg
family, 90 days and $25; Hezekiah Dasis,
obtaining goods under false pretenses
sa5; Nicholas Shibley, malicious destruction a
properly, S5; Richard Timothy, carrying cna-
cealed weapons, continued Chas. Vance, ma.
licious destruction of property. continued.
Thos. German, threatening personal vioience,
dismissed; Joseph Meader, lettering. sis-
missed; Lhas- Marshall, assaut with intent 10
kill, bound over; Geo. Davis, shooting vita
intent to kill, bound over.
Assault and Battery-Henry SchnabeI, go
and go days; Ernest Schnabei, $50 and 80 days.
John Robinson, s25 and 10 days, executions
suspended; John A. Graham, s0-S50; Leonard
and George Il. Sutter, $40 each; LiEzie Lick
man, IS aud under bonds.
Drunk and DIsorderly--JohannaC Colins anS
Mary zCoughlin, continued; Layoia SteyenR
dismissed; Mary Satin, 50 days; James Berry.
81; Mary Norton, 30 days. Frank. Efcn, d ..
missed
Petit Larceny-M. + Fish, dismissed; Juhs
jeffrey, 30 days and $40; James MoCarthy. ~
days.
Y Grand Larceny-M. r. Fish, dismissed.
Vagraney-Pat Garvey, dsmissed; Roza
Meyers and Carrie johnson, $j. each; Solss
Holtz, 10 days. -
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years, owing to the financial depression
of the country, the attendance has been
good, and lively interest has been
manifested in the work throughout the
State, and a substantial advance was
attained by the Order during the past
year. The Grand Scribe's report shows
total membership ON January 1. 1875,
OF 1,b5c members-a gain OF 1925 during
the year.
The amount paid for relief and burying
1ae dead for the year ending January l.
than was paid the preceding year.
Amount Of cash on hand in Subordinate
Encampments, January 1, 1875, was
$2l, 151 rs; amount of investments, same
date, 1852 ,651 rs; total cash and invest
ments, $177,S03 81; being substantial
gain pecuniarily of$2, ,949 %, indicating a
reasonably good financial condition oi
the Encampment Branch in this State.
Seventeen new Encampments have
been instituted and one reinstation in
the last year.
The following business committees
were appointed:
On Elections-George B. McNary. Of
No. 8; d. II. Clutch, of No. 81; VIM
Koch, of No. 100; E. II. Ryan, Of No. 81
j. A. Hapstinstall, of No. 103.
On Finance-Fairnger. of No. 2S; Carr
of No. 80; Evans, of No. III; Moore, oi
No. 40; Hansell, Of No. 16.
On State OF the Order-Lindenberg, oi
No. 90; Russell, of No. s; Chipman, Of
No. IS; Burns, of No. 13.
On Charters-Armstrong of No. So
Plqmer, Of No. IT; Murdoch, of No. 86;
Halliday, OF No. 1856; Albert, OF No. 81.
On Grievance-Zehring, of No. IA;
Qurner, OF No. 80; Parks, of No. /;
krans, Of No. 76; Fisher, of No. 95.
On Appeals-Moses, Of No. 1; Ritchie,
of No. 116; Lilly, of No. IL; Runtz, of N O.
SO; Snyder, of No. SO.
ON tlonment--Lazarus, OF No
147; Conn, of No. 8; MCGOWAN, Of No. %;
Van Fassel, of No. 8S; Baker, OF No. 8.
On Claims-Stenye, of No. AZ; Nc
Ilyan, OF No. 100; Weber, Of No. 116
Hall, Of No. IS; Schramm, Of No. so.
On Mileage and Per Diem-Anderton
of No. 2; Nichols, OF No. 12; Rhoads, Of
No. 141; Shaw, of No. 81; Walling, o.
No. II.
The officers elected for the coming
year will be installed tomorrow after
noon. They are as follows:
NJ. W. Grand Patriarch, NJ. x. Mar
shall, OF No. II.
NJ. W. Grand High Priest, A. Il. Reuss
of Mol.
r. w. Grand Senior Warden, E. P
Moorhead, OF No.79.
r. W. Grand Junior Warden, Thes. H
Cahoon, OF No. IS.
R. w. Grand Scribe, Joseph Dowdall
of No. 6.
r. w. Grand Treasurer, Anthony
Wright, of No. II.
R. W. Grand Representative, James r
Armstrong, of No. SO.
Large delegations OF uniformed Patri
archs are here from Columbus, Daytor
and Cincinnati, and will take part II
| the parade this afternoon. They make
fine appearance. An address will b,
delivered at the Fair Grounds by Rev
". d. Moore, President OF the Wesleya
Female College, Cincinnati.
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DIR. WILBOR,S

COD LIVER OIL AND LIME.-Invalids need
no longer dread to take that great specific for
God Liver Oil. AS prepared by DIR. Wilder.
it is robbed Of the nauseating taste. and also
embodies preparation OF the Phosphate
OF Lime, giving nature the very article
required to aid the healing qualities
has destroyed. This article also forms
a remarkable tonic, and will cause weak
and debilitated persons to become strong and
robust. 1t is for sale by all respectable drug
gists throughout the country, and is an article
that should be keptin every family, for con-
venence OF instant use on the first appearance
Of Coughs or Irritation Of the Lungs. Manu-
factured only by A. b. WILBOR, Chemist,
Boston. Sold by all druggists.
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BOARD OF PUBLIC wORKs.
Business Transacted by the Board
This Morning,

The Board met in regular session
this morning at 10 o'clock, all the mem,
bers present save Mr.. Baker, and Presi
dent Bell in the chair.
Mr.. Caldwell offered the following
which was adopted:
"Rssolyed, That the Ohio q Missis.
sippi Railroad Company be notified that
the permit given them on the 3rd day oil
March, 1878, to lay q track across the
wharf at the loot OF Fifth and Freeman
streets to connect with the elevator OF
A. u q. w. Ross, Is hereby Withdrawn,
the lease OF said property by Isaac
Mcfarland to the City OF Cincinnati hav-
ipg expired, and said o. & N. Railroad
IL hereby directed " remove said track
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LATEST LOCAL.

THE alarm of fire from Box SO, corner
of Sixth and Freeman streets, this morn
ing, was false.
s. S. Markland, charged with passing
counterfeit money, was dismissed.
MRS. D. W. BOYLE has had stolen from
pasture field on her place on the War
saw Pike four COWS, which are valued
at $500. They were taken last night.
JOHN JEFFREY skipped OF with some
workman's tools, belonging to Mr.. John
Ellick, from the Club House, corner Sew
enth aud Elm. "Thirty days ana S100
fine" is the way 1t reads on the docket
now.
MR.. FRED. ASSET, the butcher Of and
10 Findlay Market, wants it distinctly
understood that he is not the man who
was up before Judge Lindemann for
some badness committed recently. 1t
was another Asset.
CHAS. MARSHALL, the colored man
who is accused of cutting Geo. Swan, in
Bucktown recently, has been bound over
TO the Grand Jury to answer the charge
of cutting with intent to kill; bond
$1,000. Geo. Davis, who used pistol at
the same time, was also bound over.
Mr.. j. CARNEY writes upon both sides
of sheet OF paper to tell US that he has
no enmity against Patrolman Carroll,
but that the latter came to his store un-
der the influence OF liquor, and, without
provocation, used profane language to-
wards him, and did various other ugly
and improper things, all of which he
Carney proposes to verify before the
Commissioners.
VIM. MAHoNEY hasn': worked any, as
his wife AYERS, for sixteen years. His
principal occupation seems to be beating
his bosom's mistress, occasionally vary
ing the monotony by rubbing tobacco
Juice on his child's sore feet. A hot liner
from His Honor's judicial bat sent Will
liam TO grass for sixty days with a fine
oil $40.
JOHN HAMILTON, nineteen years OF
age, and Milton Payne, eighteen years
old, both colored men, from Walnut
Hills, were arrested this morning by
Officer Hennekes and lodged in Bremen
street Station on suspicion of having
robbed grocery ON Broadway, near
Hunt. The charge of resisting officer
was also preferred against them.
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Minor Mentions.

By American Press Association to the STAR.
IRoNToN, o., May 2.-Three small
frame houses were burned early this
morning. Loss $1,000.
COLUMBUS, o., May 2.-The municipal
difficulty is partially settled, and the po-
lice are again on duty.
LINCOLN, NEB., May "A fire at Cozad
City, Nebraska, on Sunday night last,
hardware store adjoining. All
the inhabitants of the hotel
barely escaped with their lives, with the
exception of Mr.. j. O'Neil, formerly OF
Columbus, Ind, who was burned to
death. The loss falls mainly on former
citizens of Ohio, by whom the place is
mostly owned.
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FORTHCOMING UKAsE.
He was a Cincinnatian.

BY American PresS Association to the STAR.
PHILADELPHIA, May 2.-Mrs. Theresa
Schech, living on Longworth street, Gin
cinnati, identified photograph Of Dr.
Schech, who committed suicide with his
wife at 1902 Bourelew street, in this
city, on the 18th Of April, as that of hei
husband, whom she has not seen since
November 8, 1871. Mrs. Scneoh read a
description OF the double suicide in
one OF the Cincinnati newspapers, and,
thinking that her husband was one oi
the parties, wrote Coroner Goddard FOR
further particulars.
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The Mining troubles.

By American Press Association to the STAR.
CLEVELAND, May 2.-About 2 O'Clock
about forty masked men appeared at the
coal mines north OF Massillon, Ohio
seized and tied the watchman, and sci
the coal shafts on fire. The Willow Bank
mine, the Mount Bank mine, and Rhodes
& Co.'s mine are now burning.
The Fire Department OF Massillon has
gone to the scene. These mines were
not being worked on account OF the
strike, and no one was in them. The in
cendiaries are undoubtedly strikers.
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Losses by FIRE.

By American Press Association to the STAR.
DETROIT. MICH, May 2.-The Spring.
field Mills burned last night, with about
ninety thousand ieet OF lumber, the loss
on which was covered by an insurance
of$7, 900.
The New England Salt Works, on Sag
inaw River, were burned yesterday.
Loss $1,000, insurance $4,000.
LEXINGTON, KY, May IA fire in
Versailles, Woodford County, Sunday,
destroyed the bonded warehouse Of Mr..
Harriston Johnston, containing fifteen
hundred barrels OF whisky, worth about
S75 barrel. The hisurahee was S33 A
barrel upon all except fiity.two barrels.
The Dire is charged 70 inccndiarlsm, az
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FOREIGN.

by American Press Association to the STAR.
CENTENNIAL BOATING.
LONDON, May 2.--It is probable that
the Oxford University boat.crew will
compete in the Philadelphia Centennial
Regatta, provided Cambridge and Dub
lin Universities are represented.
ANOTHER MINISTERIAL CRISIS.
BELGRADE, May IA ministerial crisis
in the Seryian Cabinet Is imminent.
SUCCESSFUL SMELLING.
LONDON, May 2.-SmeltiDg operations
have been commenced at the Bengal Iron-
works, and have proved entirely salts
factory.
MURDERED BY AMERICANS.
LONDON, May "A Coroners inquest
was held yesterdayin the case OF Mrs.
Porter, murdered at 46 Maude Grove,
Chelsea, on the 18th inst, by William
Wallace and wife, said to be Americans,
The Coroner's Jury rendered a verdict
of willful murder against Wallace and
wife, and they were FULLY committed for
trial.
FORTHCOMING UKAsE.
ST. PETERSBURG, May at is ru-
mored that the Car will shortly issue
an imperial ukase, giving the heirs of
contiscated estates in Poland indemnifi-
cation for the loss they have sustained
by the confiscation of their Inheritance.
THEY WANT TO KNOW.
LONDON, May 2-Ths Liberal leaders
in the House Of Lords and Commons have
asked an explanation of the Government
regarding the scope Of the proclamation
of the title OF Empress OF India.
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M0rtuary Record.

Anna Knaus, years, city.
August Freeman, 10 months, city.
Iufant Sherman, city.
w. Fehmer, So years. city.
W.J Heidacker, 4S years, Germany.
Goetlieb Knebler, 42 years, Germany.
Lorenz Lunderma ), IL years, GerinaaE.
Ludwig Thore, years, Germany.
Catherine Bouer. years, city.
Anna NJ. HoIk, 2 years, city.
Infant Doherty, city.
Frank. Wente. % years, Germany.
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Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses were Il
sued since our last report:
August Drost and Lizzie Drost
d. W. Leeds and Mary Ludlow.
Henry Heitmeier and Lizzie Retiring.
Frank. Gerkan and Matte Van Gardor.
Geo. p. SieDer and Maggie Stewart.
VIM. 8. Ayres and Mary j. Matlaek.
Tim. McCarty and Mary McGreerey.
Herman HiDbers and Mary Harteng.
Dennis Mahoney and Agnes Donohae.
Lucius j. Fenton and ElenOra Egglestou.
Fred. Stann and Kate Hees.
Bernard Herbers and Elizabeth Rennkea.
Valentine Harris ana Bridget Bracken.
Adam Brown and Mary p. Jones.
Henry Prees and Mena hunk.
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A. & p. Telegraph Prosperity
Collapsed Insurance Company.

By American Press Association to the STAR.
CHICAGO, May 2.-The general offices
of the Atlantic & Pacific Telegraph Com
pany have been removed to extremely
eligible quarters, on Washington street,
adjoining the Chamber of Commerce.
The old office is to be used as a branch.
The changes have been rendered neces-
sary by the rapidly increasing business
OF the company.
The Globe Fire Insurance Company,
of this city, closed its books to-day in
obedience to the instructions Of the State
Auditor, who found 1t too much i'm
paired to write policies. 1t will assign
to new company, the Firemen's, Of this
city, in which it has reinsured nearly all
tlfe outstanding risks. 1t has but few
unpaid losses, and thinks these will be
met. The Globe organized just before
the fire III, lost $25, 900 then, and $780,
600 in the July fire, ana has gradually
collapsed.
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the warehouse was constructed of stone,
with an iron roof and .iron doors. I'm.
mediately before the fire was discovered
an explosion was heard, from which 1t Is
inferred that a blast of powder was
used. The distillery. which is four hun.
dred yards from the warehouse, was moi
touched. Mr.. Johnston is q brother Of
j. Stoddard Johnston, Secretary o.
State and editor of the Yeoman.
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Harry wright Not Dead.

BY American Press Association to the STAR.
BOSTON. May 2.-The report published
in a Cincinnati paper announcing the
death of Harry Wright, Captain of the
Boston Baseball Club, is untrue. He
played In the game with the Hartfords
Saturday.
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A Murderer surrenders Himself.

BY American Press Association to the STAR.
PHILADELPHIA, May "A man who
says his name Is William Dewitt surren-
dered himself to Police Officer Smith, Of
the Nineteenth District, last night.
Dewitt says he lives at Uniontown, Fay
ette County, Pa, and that about four
years ago he murdered a man in the
woods near Connellsville, Pa.
He was arrested with several confed-
crates at the time, but succeeded in
breaking Jail. One of the confederates
named John Sullivan was tried and con-
victed for the murder and SEN
fenced to five years. Imprisonment.
Dewitt says that Sullivan merely knocked
the man down, and he (Devitt) beat his
brains out with stone. Since then he
has been wandering about the country,
and at last he determined to give him.
self into custody. He is now locked UP.
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The following is the result of the
game between the Red Stockings oi
Cincinnati, and the White Stockings oI
Chicago, so far as it had progressed en-
going to press with our Last Edition.
Eud of third inpin~ Reds Whites @.
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i. 0. o. e.
Meeting of the Grand Encampmcns I
of Ohio.

of Ohio.
special to the scar.
sPRINaFlELp, o., May 2.-rhe Grand
Encampment, l. Q. 0. F., OF Ohio, met
in annual session in this city, this morn.
ing, every Encampmeut being repre-.
sented.
The Grand Lodge was called to order
by Most Worthy Grand Patriarch w. b.
Kennedy.
While the acoessions to membership
have not been so great as In former
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A Granger writes to rural paper Il
ask show long COWS should be niilkcdss
why, the same as short COWS OF cours;-
adds another rural editor.
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TARR,S AVENUE BAZAH

Closing out Trimmed Hats, Lace Caps and
Bonnets at cost, to close the business. Ecru
Ties cheap Side Pleating made to order. 82y
Central avenue, opposite Ninth ST. ap12-2
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TAXIDERMIST,

Birds and animals stuffed to order. j. w
228 Fifth street, near Plum. Pets
q specially. Canaries mounted in glass shade
for S2. ap22-26t
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.
PROPER FITTING SHIRTS.

l make speciality OF cutting shirts to order
perfect fitting garment Make
samples when desired H. L. SPRAGUE, s. E
corner Fourth and Vine streets, up stairs.
ap24 -3m
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SAVINGS BANK.
MIAMI VALLEY SAVINGS BANK.
8 West Third ST., lin Masonic Temple.,

GHARTERED BY THE STATE OF OHIO
" In 1868. Deposits Of ONE DOLLAR and up
wards received and interest at the rate OF six
per cent Compounded semi i-annua!ly) paid
thereon.
Bank open daily from A. M. to P. NJ, and
(for the convenience OF workingmen) on Mon
DAYS and SATURDAYS until six r. NJ
President.--W. B. DODDS.
Vice Presidents.-JOHN HOLLAND, SAM
UEL q. TATUM.
Treasurer-W. B. DODDs, JR.
de3-ly-F&ru
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M. RAUMGARTEN,

Nate with Landy), Crayon and Water color
Artist, No. 30 West Fourth street. Life size
Portraits In Crayon and Water -colors made
from small pictures of deceased relatives.
ap16-26t
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FOR sALE- REAL ESTATE.
BOARDING.

DOARDING = Pleasant rooms. well fur
ID nished. with good board; terms reasona-
Be. Apply at No. ~ Court street, between
Man and Walnut streets. my2-2t
DOARDINl--A handsomely -lurnished SEQ
I'D oEdlstory front room. suitable for gentle
man ami wife, with first-ciass board, at 65 Pike
street; references required. my2-3t
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THOR RENT-DRY GOODS SToRE-And
T dwelling; fixtures for sale; good business
location. Northeast corner Sixth and Mound
streets. my2-St
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LOST.

IT. OSF-DOG $40 Reward--Iost. in Coving-
IL ton. Ky, April ~, water spaniel dog.
cClor white and brown. The above reward
win be paid for the delivery Of the dog TO
JOHN ROBINSON, at 81 w. Seventh street.
Cincinnati. niy2-st
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M ANTED- -NoTE-PAPER-At 25, s., 90,
I wv 50. GU and 10 cents per box; unequaled
for the money. BEELER & CURRY, ls4 w.
Fourth street. mh21 -20t-Tu, Th&S
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TNOR RENT--HOUSE-Of'f five rooms. kitch-
|, IL en-, cellar, cistern and large yard, NO.
S.avely. Apply on premises. ap2G-6tf
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] VNT STU ATION-By respectable
w man as Engineer, or is willing to work
at anything for a living. Call at or address
j. D., No. l02 Avery street. my2-3t#
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VNTANTED-MEN--s5 per week and all ex-
w penses, to reliable men, everywhere; 1872
w. Fifth street, Room No. l. myl-3t
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.WANTED-sTTpATIoN-Dy young lady
governess or music teacher. vocal and instru-
mental; reference given and required. Ad-
dress ANNA ALLEN, Ironton, Lawrence Co.,
Ohio. ap25-4G
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FOR RENT.

TNOR RENT-HO SE-Brick of = rooms and
E basement at No. ~ Chestnut street.
my2-36
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ITNT pounds Of Nonpareil
! wv type (koman); must be cheap and in
good condition. Address NONPAREIL, Box
AZ, Corydon, Indiana. ap28-4t
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T'OR RENT - DWELLING = Excellent
It. dwelling, splendid location, No. 500 West
Sixth street, opp. Park street, III first-class Or
way. my2-St
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NY MTANTED-sITUATIO a German
wv Protestant girl for general housework;
best references given; city or suburbs. Call at
S55 Court street. my2-3t
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wANrnD-..M1scEr1ANEous.

VNT ANTED = GIRL : Small family, No. n
w Southgate street, Newport, Ky. my2-3t+
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VNTANTED-SITUA ATOMIC do scrubbing
w or house-cleaning. Call at Drug Store,
corner Linn and Seventh streets. my2.8t+
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If you want anything ad-
vertise in the Daily Star
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FOUND.

LSOUND--CIGAR ARS--rwo good cigars for q
l. nickei at No. 5S, Main street. my2-8ts
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.WTANTED-SlTUA drug clerk /;
p: wv have had three years experience and one
course OF lectures; is Industrious; will accept
moderate salary; excellent city references
Address RHEI, Enquirer oftce. ap28-4t
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MWANTED BUY YOUR HATS OF
~ MARTIN, at 42 w. Filth ST jy15-W
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LNOR RENT-STORE-Corner Cutter and
T Melancthon streets: new, at S23 per month:
also, two houses No. 1866 and 3T0 Cutter street,
seven rooms, grained. and modern built, at $25
per month. Apply to j. !. DE HAN, T ike's
0nsrs- house, OF at the buildings. from to .
o'clock A. M. ltf
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1O4 & 100 w. Fourth st.
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VNT STU ATION-By a boy aged
w sixteen, in some private family, to take
care Of horse and COW; salary small. Address
ARTHUR DEWITT, Marion, Ind. my2-5t
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lEsoR SALE-COUNTRY RESlDENCE-of
i rooms, nicely finished; large lot, shade,
fruit and shrubbery, stable, wei a. I'd cistern;
Madsonville, NJ. e. G. r. r. Apply at No. 394
Broadway. myS-8t
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TOR SALE-HOUSE-No 45B John street.
II two-story frame, rooms, stable; want
an offer and must sell; a a>bargain can bo bad
on easy terms. my2-4t
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wANTED---SITU

NT STU UATION-By good laun-
w dress. Apply at No. SO Pierson street.
T. my2-2t
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TCOR SALE-STORE FIXTUkE5-Suitable
ID for dry goods or millinery business, cheap
for cash; northeast corner Sixth and Mound
streets. my2-.t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-02

LNOR RENT-BUILDING-Th St. Charles
II restaurant building, Nos. 81 and 81 East
Third street; would rent low to a response BILE
party. Inquire at the Walnut Street Bank.
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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-02

,E,OR RENT-COUNTRY REsIDENCE-On
JIG the Madison Pike, between Oakley and
MadisonvIlle. For further particulars inquire
of THOS. DODSWORrH, coal office, corner
Eront and Lawrence street. my2-4t