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Robert PHILIPPE aud John Rheinhark
cutting with Intent to Kill, continueds
Geo. jackson, fugitive from justice,
dismissed; K. Albert, selling Liquors.
to minors, continued; Jos. Kiunigap,
resisting officers, dismissed; Frank.
Eich, noise and disorder, continued
same, selling liquor to minors, contin.
ued; E. Gildare, I. Graney and JaA.
Kinnigan, resisting officers, dismissed;
J. Shannon, dumping ashes, dismissed;
j. CASTILLO, contempt Of, court. q.
Drunk and Disorderly--John Craig,
So; Thomas Woods, 81; Mrs. Travis, 10
days; Thomas Quinley, q. Cunningham
and L. Branon, ~ each; Jenny Light
dismissed; Jos. Male, So; Geo. Weseld
and Sallie Morris, $40 eacb; Mary DAVIS.
SO; Henry Weber, IS; John Hayes. 10
days; VIM. A. Clark, dismissed; julia
Dwyer, 30 days; Max Klein, S15; Chaa.
Lange, $40; Hy. Geo. Neuman, 81; Nellie
Clark, So; Maggie Lawrence aud M0iiie
Shay, dismissed; Jos. Nelson, 10 dayss
Minnie Denneth, dismissed; VIM. smith,
$3; Ernst Legion, $5; Moliie Suliivans
$40; Jas. Burns, So; Geo. Bennett, 81;
VIM. Il. Dever, 50, remitted; VIM. &c
Newton, dismissedi Chas. Lewis, Lewis
Fink, $25; John Sumkiller, 50; Cynthia
Mason, $40; Lille Levy, $40; Henry
johnson, $3; Henry WeiseL disfnissedy
Henry Riehter, 81; August Poppe, under
bonds; VIM. McMichael, NJ. Roberts, 50:
Michael King, dismissed; Dan'i afk
cannon, dismissed; Ellen Gilgannon.
Bridget McKale, dismissed; Edward
Gildare, 50; Thos. Graney, So: Jos. Kan
nigan. So; Jennie Copeland, So; Ben.
Feltcamp, 80. ee
Assault and Battery-Chas. Brant,
$25; Geo. Deho, $40; Chas. Newman,co
tinueu; Barney Elkin, dismissed; Geo.
Jackson, IS; David Archie, 50; Dana
$25; Bridget McHale, $25.
Vagrancy-Thos. Clark, Robert Wilson
and Kate UHara, 30 days each.
Petit LarceDy-Albert Casey, $50s
David Archie, dismissed.
Grand Larceny--Geo. Brown, bound
over. tl
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Springfield Items.
Special to the Star.

Special to the Star.
sPRINGFIELD, July 81. = The First
Baptist Church will give picnic to-
morrow at Yellow Springs.
Tickets for the round trip to Chautau-
qua, N. Y, are now ready at A. G.
Blacks dry goods store.
The poslmistress announces that the
closing time OF the post.office on Satur-
days will be the same as other days. "a
The Court of Common Pleas resumed
business this morning.
The members OF The colored base.ba
club 60 to Columbus next Thursday TO
win fresh laurels. alaa
Rev. A. Lowry, Of Philadelphia, Is
visiting his friends in this city,
The man arrested few days ago for
breaking into the post-ofiice was re.
leased by Commissioner A. +. l.. Coch-
ran, for want OF sufficient evidence.
A col0red man named Finch was ar
rested Saturday night charged with for.
gerry. M
Our oitlzens talk of turning the fair
grounds into a public park.
The Duquesne Blues are expecting or
ders to hold themselves ready Tor q
Black Hills campaign
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NEWS FROM THE METROPOLIS
Killed a Thief.

BY American Press Association to the STAR
NEW YORK, July 31.-William Maybe,
Mate of the schooner Ellen, of St. Johns,
N. b., lying at the pier on East River,
last night saw man attempting to steal
the. scheoners yawl-boat. The Mate
took a piece of wood aud knocked the
thief into the water, drowning MIN. e
Work Wanted.
A deputation of unemployed working
men will paRade to-day from Tompkins
Square to the City Hall to lay their
grievances before the Mayor.
The Storm.
The rain-storm ceased shortly before
midnight, but the wind is still blowing a
gale. The fall OF water was very heavy.
No serious damage from the storm has
yet been reported, but it is feared that
vessels on the coast may have suffered.
The mercury fell considerably last night,
and the weather was quite cold.
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BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Business Transacted by the Board
This Morning.


This Morning.
The Board met in regular session, all
the members present and Presid ent
Bell in the chair.
The payroll Of the street-cleaning De,
partment for the week, amounting to
$1,Sl2 10, was approved ana ordered
paid.
A communication from the o. 6 M.
Railroad Company, asking permiss ion
to drive pling in the bed OF Millcreek
for the purpose OF strengthening their
bridge, was referred to the Committee
on Railroads.
A communication from the Engineer
Of the Consolidated Street Railroad
Company, asking that the Board revoke
the permit granted that Company to re.
model the curve at Sixth and Baymiiler
streets, and that permit be granted to
alter tracks, was, on motion of Mr
Foote, agreed to.
The monthly payroll OF the Civil En-
gineer's office, amounting TO $l,704 81,
presented and ordered paid.
On motion, the Engineer was directed
to remove, for safety, the gas-lamp on
Clifton avenue at the turn Of the road
under the Bellevue House, Immediately
The following, offered by Mr.. Cald-
well was adopted:
"Resolved, That the matter OF safety
of the water pipes on Sixth-street bridye
over Millcreek, be referred to the Su.
perintendent OF the Water.works in
connection with the Superintendent OF
Streets, to report"
The Chair announced that Mr.. Cald-
we'll would be transferred to the Com
mittee on Light, aud Mr. Bell to the
Committee on Claims.
Adjourned.
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DJ Au1cIICoH Z It5s A5bOCIHIIOH 70 tIfb bT2hBs
PHILADELPHIA, July 31.-The excite
ment among the stock brokers in conse.
quence OF the collapse Of the Hestonville
Passenger Railway stock, Saturday az
ternoon, continues to-day without abate.
ment. g-
AT meeting Of the Board this morn
Ing six trms of brokers announced their
inability to meet the demands on them,
and the HestonvilIe stock, which, on
Saturday afternoon stood at Al, to-day
stands at 27. There will be very heavy
losses as the result OF collapse, but moth
ing definite can be known for two OF
three DAYS, -t
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EORTY-FOURTH COSGRESS.-lst SESSION
HOUSE.

WASHINGTON, July 29.-The bill ex.
tending tue time for the redemption Of
bonds sold tor direct taxes, was amend
ed so as to entirely exclude National
Cemeteries from its provision, aud
passed. The reports OF the Committee
ON Naval Affairs were then considered,
but after q prOtracted discussion the
matter went over till Monday. A recess
was taken until 8 O'CLOCK; and the even
ing session lasted untti 10 O'Clock, anu
WAS for general debate only.
Senate NOT in session.
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Minor Mentions.
BY American Press Association to the STAR
II ANIL TOM u Iiilu 81 -Ihia N

BY American Press Association to the star.
HAMILTON, o., July 31.--This morn
ing, I. Stetrs, Of this place, had the fin
gers OF his right hand cut off by 6
planer. He was working In the plow
shops of Burns, Black 6 Co.
. WASHINGTON, July 3L-TheBCommit
tee on Banking and Currency this morn.
ing failed to come to q vote. Mr.. Goode
was absent, which left the hard money
men in majority.
BOSTON, July 31.-Ex-Secretary Bris-
tow left to-day for Vermont. where he
will speak Tor Hayes and Wheeler al
some Of the larger places, then pass .
few days in the White Mountains, and
finish his trip In this section by brie
stay at East Hampton. sy..
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FOREIGN.
BY American Press Association to the sTAR
DEFEAT OF THE TURKS.

by American fress Association to the STAR.
DEFEAT OF THE TURKS.
NEW YORK, July 31.-Herald cable ad
vices from Vienna say the rear guard O.
Prince Mikita's army, which was de
feated a few days ago by the Turks. and
was reported in full retreat toward Mon
tenegro, has had an engagement witt
the Turkish a.aly aud defeated it. They
laid in ambush Tor the Turks, who fell
into 1t, and alter short encounter the
Turks were completely routed and their
commander, O.man Pacha, taken pris
oner.
THE SULTAN MURAD EPFENDI
has resigned. He has been In bad b ealth
ever since his accession to the throne,
and has utterly failed 10 satisfy the
Ulemas and Softas. Ahmed, his young.
er brother, who was APPOINTED Regent,
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MOrtuarY Record.

Mary d. Hubbard, year, city.
Christ. Hammann, 8 years, city.
George Valy, year, city.
John Muan, year. city.
Anna M. Vandusten, months, city.
William Vandueten, 1 year, city.
Ella Vol, 10 months, city.
Phillip Battler, 43 years, Germany.
Leonard Scott, 8 years, Coyington, KY.
WiIhelmina Wiser, II months, city.
Sophia Suterkamp, So years, Germany
Elizabeth Williams, 23 years, KY.
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will now become Sultan. Murad Effen-
di seems to be haunted by the ghost Of
his uncle, the late Sultan Abdul Aziz,
and has given himself up completely to a
life Of seclusion and dissipation, leav-
ing his Ministers to their own shift.
News Of great Importance may be
looked for from Constantlnople at any
moment.
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Foreign Centenni al Commits 0ne eI
Robbed.

By American Press Association to the STAR.
PHILADELPHIA, July 31.-Dr. Atkin-
son, of Amsterdam, Holland, Centennial
Commissioner, was robbed Saturday OF
81, 400 by confidence operator named
Dewillier, who persuaded Atkinson to
draw the money from the bank, and
picked his pocket while at dinner and
decamDed
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The river is falling slowly, with 8 fes1
inches in the channel by the marks Al
the Water-works. eraa tr
Special to the STAR: l-L a
PIrTsBURG, July 31--9 A. M.-River 4
feet 8inches and rising. Cloudy. Wind
northwest.
STEAMBOAT MOVEMENTS.
The Robert Mitchell arrived Yesterday
afternoon from New Orleans. and wlll
return Wednesday. =. The Fleetwood
will be the regular Huntington packet,
leaving this afternoon. The General
Lytle arrived this morning IRON
Louisville with a moderate trip, inolud.
ing brls cabbage, 1873 sacks wheat, 40
pieces gas pipe, is brls potatoes and ss
bags peanuts. She will return this evea-
ing The Bannock City arrived this
morning, and will return to Vevay at
her regular hour this afternoon. ... Tha
Cons. Millar arrived at 9 O'clock this
morning from Memphis with good trip,
wheat, 38l head stock, 10 brls rosin. She
reshipped IT'S brls to New York by tha
Chesapeake g. O1.o z. X. She will re-
turn Wednesday =. The U. 2. Schenck
will depart Tor New Orleans on
Saturday, zee. The City of Ports.
mouth arrived and will return
to Chilo at her regular hour this alter.
noon :. The Cherokee will leave for New
Orleans next Saturday. The Chers.
kee has excellent passenger accOmmo.
dations. 4. The river Improvement boss
Argo arrived this morning from below
and will proceed up to Marietta tnis at.
ternoon. -. The Julia No.2 is due from
Charleston with 900 brls. salt. She wai
depart for Kanawha this evening The
Virgie Lee will leave for Kanawha SHt-
uIday.
TOwBOAT MOVEMENTS.
The towboat John Dippold is laid ur
at Sunfish, the Samuel Clark at thu foci
of Blannerhassett, the Samson No. 2 at
Bellaire, and the VIM. Stone at Raoeooa.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Henry C.Yaeger, at last accounts.
had been hard aground focty hours at
Osceola, and the Standard was assisting
her. ... The Chas. Morgan broke an en-.
CINE below Vicksburg, and is running up
ON Que wheel. AS the towboat Alack
Chambers was passing Addison, coming
down, Saturday, two shots were fred 1t
her from the Ohio shore, one of which
whistled past the ears OF the pilot, Jas.
Somers, who was at the wheel. A lot
Of the tackle belonging to the defnuek
Mary Bell was to be sold at auctlsd
at Vicksburg to-day :. The VicksburE
Herald Of Friday says: "Captain T. j.
Dabney, yesterday evening, took the in-
itial point from the residence Of Dr..
Bowman, and with his instr um snts mads
the measurement of the width Of ths
cutoff, finding it, after calculation, 10
be four thousand nine hundred and sey-
enty-six and one-haIf feet wide. Capt.
Dabney says that be has his instruments
SO arranged now that in few moments
be will be able to tell the exact caviug
made by the waters on the lower poiHI
We will thus be able at all times to keep
our readers posted as to the leaving q
our city by the Father Of Waters"
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Marriage Licenses.
The following marriage licenses were

1HS EVhfV"1"S HhSfHH"kV A1VVHSo1 WOR0
issued since our last report:
VIM. Doyle and Mary McGowen.
Chas. Bright and Martha Mitchell.
Jno. Evans and Hannah Nick.
Fred. Hischemoeller and Louisa Epka.
Gustav Sommerfeldt and Mary Hase.
G.. l.. Rose and Mary e. Kelley.
Fred. Sherman and Mary Doherty.
Joseph Kapp and Maggie Lamp.
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c1 sS%s ssgs ss,
ant book keeper or salesman in q boot and
shoe store; salary Is an object, as have q fam
lly to support Address LOUIS WHARTON,
Nicholasville, Ky. 31-2t
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FOUND.

EOUNp-tIGARs-Two good cigars for q
= nickel, ats. Q. cor elatn and Orchard sts.
- --sS-- 49, myl0-W
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For New Orleans. i.

9Th, at P. NJ, POSITIVELY,
IT, h U. P. sCHENCK, J. Laurence Car
Ell sstas ter Master. Apply on board, or to
j. Cunningham, Agent.
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STEAMBOATS,.
For POnerOy.

THIS DAY. Slst. at P. NJ, POSITIVELY,
H. = OHIO No. 4, Pres. Lodwlck, Master.
LSsaa&4 Freight received at all hours on
xknsshsa's& Wharf-boat, foot Of Broadway. W.
Honshell, Superintendent.
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FOR sALE--REAL ESTATE.

TOR SALE-FARM-Small improved farm,
L emiles south of Olney, Illinois. Address
IL. II. LIN DSEY, IS Harrison street. Yl-3t
LNOR SALE-LAND--5 so acres prairie land; /;
II good spring on same; In thfckiy settled
neighborhood, in Adalr county, Iowa, near
county seat Or will trade. Address "W,"
this 0ffice. iy14-tf
LN0R SALE = FARM = Good farm Of 9Tx
Il acres. situated u miles from the railroad,
IN Clermont County; 40 acres in corn, 3 acres
in potatoes. ~ acres in meadow, balance In
pasture and small crop. Farm in good order.
Will sell farm and crop together ON VERY EASY
terms. A good chance for any one desiring it
TO get a good home. Address B. B. s., Star
office. 23O Walnut street, Cincinnati, o.
jy25d&jy21w-tf
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River News.

The river is falling slowly, with fesa
8 inches in the channel by the marks Al
the Water-works. traa ts
Special to the STAR: .-L a
PTTsBURG, July 31--9 A. M.-Riverf {
feet Sinches and rising. Cloudy. Wind
northwest.
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For Evansville.

WEDNESDAY, Ind, ats p. NJ, POSITIVELY,
"a. = SANDY No. 2, N. P. Baldwin, Mas
hEs&9 ter. Apply on board, or to T. q.
Dorman & Co.. Agents, NO. Main
aLrpnt
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I'm WANTED BUY YOUR HATS OF
# MARTIN, at 40 w. Fifth st. jy1b-tf

NM ANTED ITO BUY-A two wheel yeIoci-
w peIe, 36-inch drive wheel, spring, jockey
sest adjustable treadles, anti friction wheel
boxes, brakes, &C.; for good machine will
pay your own cash price. Call at S9S West
Seventh street. s6.3t
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TNTANTED TO EMPLOY - Three first
w class. active, reliable and energetic men,
TO canvass in the wealthiest agricultural dis
tricts in Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky, by a
large Company, possessing assets Of over One
Million Dollars Address in full stating past
occupation, references, and salary expected,
MANAGER, Lock-box 1868, Cincinnati, o.
jy27-6t
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"ANTED-SITUA ATION-By a man who
wv understands the dairy business and is
used to country work, and also knows how to
take care Of horses and do gardeners work:
willing to make himself generally useful. Call
Or address H. D. BROWN, 29l w. Fifth street.
2S-8t
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wANTnD-.-M1scnLLANnous

M ANTED-3 women to scrub. Wages 81
wv per day. Apply this evening at 2U5
Findlay street. 1t*
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For New Orleans;

FOF NeW OrIHHnS:
9th, at 8 P. M. POSITIVELY,
N.% - CHEROKEE, Geo. Wolf, Mas ter.
kEsS$ Apply on board. or to Royse Il
= Mosset. j. 8. Robinson, j. q. Dor
man q Co., w. 8. Getty, Matt. Mcclure, Agts
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For Chilo.

DAILY, at 4 P. NJ,
IT, h. CITY OF PORTSMOUTH. Samuel
ktfHaEHsss Morgan, Master. Freight received
:. asSat all hours on Wharf-boat, foot
Df Walnut street.
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WTANTED = SITUATION - AS city editor
w or reporter on some newspaper in OHIO,
Indiana or Kentuckyi would assume editorial
management OF country newspaper. Address
PAUL DE VOEL, Cincinnati, Ohio. 25-3t
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NT ANTED - SITUATION = AS porter in
w some wholesale business; can MAKE
boxes and do most any kind Of work. Call at
l86 West Eighth street. 3l-3t
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.
FEATHERS FOR SALE,

Large square pillows, 81; choice Feathers
gbc per pound; 35-pound beds, SO. c. W. NOR
RlSON, "l W. sixth street. jy29-3t
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XNTANTED-FARM acre farm with
w large fruit orchard attached desired; To-
caiity within radius Of six miles from In
dianapolis. Address JOHN 3. MACY, Ha-
Rerstown, Ind. 31-3t
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M ANTED - CHILD By respectable
w widow, child or children to take care
Reference given and required. Terms reason
able. Address K. NJ, Dayton. KY. ju2S-tf
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VNTANTED = SITUATION u AS cook; can
wv do meat and pastry; no objections to
leaving the city. Address JAMES, ~ New
street. 2Ss3t
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WTANTED-SITUAT a man hav-
w ing practical knowledge Of the stove
and hot-alr furnace business for twenty years,
selling and manufacturing; references. Ad-
dress w. o. ANGEL, I42 W. Fifth st, 31.4t
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For Louisville

For Louisville. -
THIS DAY, 3lst, at P. NJ, POSITIVELY,
the U. 8. Mail steamer,
E< = UNITED STATES, Charles David,
ksAf$E Master. Freight received at ali
hours on Wharf-boat foot of Vine
street, IL, NJ. Wade, uperintendanE n.
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WANTED. SITUATIONS.

UTANTED : SITUATION : By young
w man as book keeper. Apply at Business
Agency at l2S Walnut street, UP stairs 3l-.t
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VN7ANTED - SITUATION - By teacher
wv who can furnish high testimonials as to
ability, and is desirous OF securing an engage
ment for next winter. Address ETHELBERr
CURTIS, Cincinnati, Ohio. 2S-3t
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wv BILE, hard-working boy Of l6. with gen.
neman; city or country; can drive carriage,
milk cows; frst-class city reference for in
dustrv, &c. Address L. M. c.. No. I'll Cutter
street. 8l-4t
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FOR SALE,

LNOk SALE-HOUSE-O six rooms and lot
Il 40 by 100 feet; will sell at bargain. In
Yuire at 1872 Baymiller street. 81 -3t
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LOST.

OSr = RING An amethyst ring on
Eleyenth or Greenup streets to the Saint
ward by leaving it at Miss Ritts millinery
store No. u E. Eleventh ST., Covington. 1t+
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For KanaWha.
For Huntington.

THIS DAY, 3lst. at 4. r. Nj. POSITIVELY,
the Railroad Packet WI.
Ks% h FLEETWOOD, J. T. Campbell,
Master. Freight received at ali
~ AaEssns.szA hours on Wharf boat, foot of Broad
way. w. Honshell, Superintendent.
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Picnic Hats AMI all Millinery Goods at cost
Side Pleating to order. 32S Central avenue
opposite Ninth street. JylS-26t
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VTT ANTED - PHYSICIAN - To take a
w moneyed interest in first class paying
office practice at st. Paul, Mimi; must be a
regular graduate. Call ON or address DIR. s..
L. HYNDMAN, 231 w. Fourth street, Cincin-
natl, 1885,
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For New Orleans:

WEDNESDAY. I'd, at 5 P. NJ, POSITIVELY,
g. = ROBERT MITCHELL, Jas. Paul
Master. Apply Oh board, or to Geo.
Charter, Agent, s. w. Corner Main
aud Front Streets
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wv TED--SIrUATION--By q respecta-
w BILE single man on gentleman's place;
understands the care or horses, cows, garden,
Sc.; references. Call at $50 Walnut street.
2Y-1t
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CLOTHES WRIr
TARR,s AVENUE Bazaar.

For Sale and Repaired. Y. TETTENBORl
9l0 W. Fifth street. jaS-tf- w sam
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ENOR RENT-HOUSE-SuburD Q rooms.
Il modern built, easy access to city by street
cars; rent $l6. Apply to L. A. LEONARD,
Daily Star ofice. p
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NTANTED = SITUATION = To run sta
w tionary or portable engine: have had tn
years. experience: 3an give good references.
Address j. W., " Gano street. 3l3t
Wilmington journal., 1876-07-21
NEW YORK. ;.

NEW YORK, July ght-General
Custer and five oof his officers were in
Capt. Capt, Z ates s., 900; Capt: Krogh $4,000,
Lieut.. .Cafhotih $4,000, Lieut.. Crit, ,enden
$1,000 and Lieut.. Porter. s., ,O0O-in1 al
s4l,0oQ AS the ipsnranr es, were effected
under a special provision made by the
companies, there win if'beino trouble abe,tt
prompt settlement of the claims. notwilA-
standing they were, killed - ln p, battle battle WITH
the Indians.
. The Specie shipments to-day amounted
to million in gold and half "a million in
silver. ....5 T.. -.. .-,..t.. ....-
The ba ak statement shows loans do
crease Of two miilio s and three-eieshth
specie decrease of one million and a quar-
ter, legal tender increase OF one million and
a quarter, deposit decrease of four millions
and half, and reserve increase of thirty
Thousand dollars. - .ass-< Z4ls~5 s5sssIl.<zi4li
Ex-Judge Michael Connolly is dead.
The deaths this week are 1,29S, against
S5S last week. The increased mortality il
attributable to the heat .yii'1-'~"a sE'"'s