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IOMMERCIAL COLLEGE
OF
HOLY @ o s,
NEW IBERIA, ATTAKAPAS, La.

This Insttution under the special patronage OF His
Grace the Most Rev. Archbishop Perche and conduct
Al nv the Clergy of the Archdiocese Is delightfully."-
Animated the banks OF the Bayou Teche Of the
most healthy and picturesque localities OF the State
promiaes a thorough instruction in the different
branches of Commerce.
TERMS.
Board Tuition, etc, per annum-
Washing ~
Medical Fees ~
Entrance Fee, hrst year only 10
The Scholastic year the 18th Of September
and euds the 18th Of July.
For further Information apply at the Morning Star
Ofios, or address ~ above. aH3tSm
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PLAIN BOARDING SCHOOLS.

The Catholic Orphan Asylums at Matches. AisSiS-
aipp will receive boys and girls boarderS for the
charge Of go per month, -.lways paid in advance.
This will pay for board lodging washing and tuittOE
The girls must pay fty per month for tie
OF the uniform.
The boarders will hav the same fare and treatment
the orphans
This arrangement is made for the esPeoA SOoommo.
dalton of Catholic families with limited means, that
wish give their children plain Catholic education
a. little expenses at least give them few months
Of particular preparation for their First CommunioR
aud Confirmation.
Children however, who Catholics will AlIO
10 received
Apply to the Brother Director Of D'EversuI HA
Orphan Asylum to tho Sister Servant of st. NaEys
Orphan Asylum. Natchez, Mississippi. jA3O 10 ~
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FINANCIAL.
NEW ORLEANS SAVING INSTITUTION,

NEW ORLEANS SAVING INSTITUTION,
1876. Canal Street. 1856
D. URQUHARr. President.
THE THE A3AMs Ers' S Vice PT Ta
cH2RkEs J. LEEDS Third Vice President.
CHARLES KILSHAW. Treasurer.
Thomas 4; "A, Adams, George Jonas 1.
Chas j. Leeds Christian Schneider,
sam Jamson, Carl Kohn,
E. A Paifrey, David Ufquhsrt.
Interest allowed on Deposits. oN'5 rs "
T .OUIsIANA SAVINGS BANK AND SAFE
DEPOSIT COMPANY,
81 Camp Street,
SA &: sA j1cESo S5,2 Vice F,ssa,,.,
DIRECTORS.
xp. coYERY, EE,EE;IPE :,IEcE; ,T,THa
4 Il d k s5HniSr S " H; I 5HSasos
w. SIN ~ e. C. - l:iEE. N,0''N'O
This Eaof insnres ~Gs,ns: los by GtE3@ LA rs.
rsnosi.s ct riFEY CgHT'S ard upword r"....-...
It's cantcal and tns character Of its DjTec;ora
's jyii e 1; 12 "'-' %OTT $ wALro.G 3
FITBEENIA NATIONAL RAP,
* AMP SIi2EH~ 1890 ".
Eaia-Cp Capital NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. q t'' It
j. e. MORRIS President.
=. GAUCHE. Vice President;
JDHN G. DEvERAUX. Cashier
j. Morris, John J. Adams,
Emile Gauchr. p. Irwin
Andrew Stewart Thomas Smith,
Adam ThonsOL.
EXCHANGE ON LONDON AND DUlsLi3r
payable in all parts OF ireland, for any sos
Al upward, sold Mt current rstes. is30 rs =
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Spring HILL COLLEGE,
(sT. JosEPH's,)
MEAN MOBILE, ALA.

This long establshed Institution fAvorSbly known
to the Peope OF the South, will enter upon ts Forty
fifth Scholastic year
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EDUCATION
ST. MARY'S DOMINICAN ACADEMY,
GREENvILLE,
Corner st. Charles and Broadway Streets,
New Orleara.

This Academy under the charge of the Nuns of St.
Dominic, occupies a beautiful site near New Orleans
The plan of instruction uuttes every advantage which
can contribute to education at once solid and re
fined.
Board aud Tnition, per NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 90
Music, Drawing and Painting form extra charges.
Scholastic duties resumed the let of September.
Forfurther particulars address
oc.s.6lY MOTHER PROGRESS.
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ct. sTANIsLAUs COMMERCIAL COLLH0A

-
BAY ST. LOUIS, MISSISSIPPI.
This institution chartered by tho State LegAiature
conducted by the brothers of tho Sacred Heart
boon in successful operation snoo 1855 Beautifully
the shorea of the bay, extsl.
Wow of the Gulf and Aording all the advantARoa
breeze and bathing in the Summer Its splen
did location great Indictment TO beautiful exeroae
and for the pupils The Commercial Course
comprises all the breaches of good Englsh educatoa
Board and Tuition, per session, payable half yearly
Washing per Sssion Observation-Disclosures. Is 90
Bedding, session, (optonR). 20 90
Vacation, If spent the institution 80 %
EXTRA
Plano and Violin, per month e.ch.. 90
Use of Piano, per mont ~
Brass Instrument per month 70
Spanish and German Ian gusges, per month. each. W
For further particulars, apply to
BRO. GABRIEL,
mY9 '76ly Director OF the Collage
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NEUTRAL SPIRITS.
am Rectifying and int.ud keeping hand a very
pure article, entirely devoid OF flavor
Besides the Choicest and Medium qualities of
French and Domestic BrandieS,
I have hand very choice IRISH WHISKY, also
the choicest of SCOTCH WHISKY. pure old Bourbon
and Rye WHISTLES, with all the medium qualities of
Whisky FAMILY B1rTEKS draught, equal If
superior any of the bottled and less than half
the price. Holland Gin Schnnpps on draught, better
Cordias, and every kid of goods in my line the
very lowest prices. 1t would be we'll to call before
buying lsew here EDW BURKE,
my7 6m Is4 Ie6 and 1872 Tchoupitoulas street.
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deg Is IL

at. LOUIS UNIVERSITY,
ST. LOUIS, NO.
Under tho Direction Of the Jesuit FatherB.
This Institution affords every facility both for
CLASSICAL and a COMMERCIAL EDUCATION.
TERNB:
Board and Tuition per- aunum
The Forth-eigbth Session will open
MONDAY, sEPTENBER 4, 1916.
For Catalogue or particulars, address
Rev. L. BUsHART, SD
auSoan President
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ST. JOHNS COLLEGE,

ct. JOHNS COLLEGE,
FORDHAM. NEW YORK,
UNDER DIRECTION OF THE JESUIT FATHERS
10 beaut fully situated in n very picturesque and
healthy part of New York County.
The College affords every facility for tho boat CiassoA
and Commercial Education
Studies will be- resumed on Wednesday. Sept o, 1915.
Board and Tuition. per
For further particulars apply to
REV. +. VIM. GoCKELN Sd,
iyaaam President
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WESTERN PRoDucE, LIQUORS, Ell.

SHEEHAN, RUSS Il CO.,
DEALEIs
Dry Sailed Meats, Bacon, Pork, Lard,
HAMS, FLOUR. CoRNMEAL,
IS, 90, % .--..-Poydras Street 90, %
ocs "RLE.SS. LA
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CARRIAGE MAKERS.

w. F. CLARK,
ia and 1876. ---- Rampant Street,. .134 and l%s
Between Toulouse and st. Peter,
ORLEANS.
Man ufacturer all kinds OF
Carriages, Barouches, Buggies,
Express Wagons, Platform and Elliptic Spring
, Wagons,
SEWING MACHINE WAGONS, ETC.
gcnt for Jas Cunningham & Sons celebrated Car
TIaEGs and Hearses.
Country orders promptly attended apl6 &c Iy
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1 4. gibbons,
DEALyk
GRAIN, CORNMEAL AND HAN.
81. SO, 61 G3 New Levee Street. 81 SO. 81, Go
aut3 &c " Corner Poydras.
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+ MoCAFFREY,
pRALEREN
HAY, GRAIN, CORNMEAL, FLOUR,
KisDsoP
Western Produce Constantly on Hand
% and 3d.. -Poydras Street --23 aud 80
Corner of Fulton.
au13 rs ly E&w oHJVhts.
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This Institution which the nh abitants of Louisiana
and the adj states have kindly favored
patronage for than century needs partic
recommendation to be introduced public notice it
will therefore suoe to give outline of the plan
education pursued by the Tutoresses of this Establish
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-11-20

Serb Gborncombe un6 Mr. 8auGet
eri6ienen iebt auf Der Sbirihnsae uno
Der 9eBtere a~itterte BET benz 9ebanfen,
Diana fOnnte ooS @ebeimniB i6rer @ez
burt berratDen. Die iunge Srau erblidte
iie.
Gommen Sic in 6en SaIon." faete
lie, ibnen ;uniufen6. vGommen sic,
80iIipp, Jest ioa &aeS au ben Sag toa1s
men,"
Sic ergiff BEN Irm 9aIbeu's Ser euns
nerbliifft oaitanb, uno bic @eieai@aft
tebrte in ben Salon aurid.
uSsbt er36bIen Sic Sbre @el6i@te,"
iaate Diana, ben itren9en, entiebten
8lideu Sir 6ugb's answei9enb. gSas
gen Sic, tper sic ftno, BbtIipp 9tDDe.
uno bann iperoe i0 iagen, tper t6 bin"
Aber 9olDeI, in ietnen etgenen yteBe
%9eian8en, itano itumm Dor Der 6Gtoftros
pie, Die ct ieIblt il6er it6 ge6ra@t bate.
Snmitteu oes t0otliO bangen S6pets
gems, ba8 II foIste, 0ffnete ft9 bic
Ibire unb Elm 0iener meLDete:
Scr. Scene Mrs. Stint un6 0frs.
PierS OaIDea."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-11-20
46itss &apiteI.
Gin lester d.

Sir 6ug6 92e6monb bate ebenio tpIe
feline @Gitc nit ipro0Ioiem G%rttaunen
Dem @mpfang bemerft, meIGe1 9al9eu
bel Ieiuer TrGu erbteit.
oils fte obnmd0tig normdrts ftir5te,
iprang ibr @atte auf ie 81 nrto fling tie in
ietnsu Mrmen auf. Sc trug tie 8H etHell
Sofa uno W}iB Gb8elD tpGr i1E bebIfs
LID, ite CUR 8eitnnung 81 brtn8en.
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DunfeLn Nugen IT'D 81 ei'em lengen,
i0auoernoeu Slid er0ffneten eDe oas
2e6en in Die Sarte @eitGIt nno
Oas fetne @elt9t 5uritftebrte. auT MEL
dem nod INNER Der 2lusoruG tDtloentz
ieBteu @rfennenS eingeprGgt mar.
uNn, tpie io~nosrbar!" rief 0alDeu aus.
it0 ben Sart ftrei6enO, tpGbreno er 1to
DeimLt0 fragile, mas Dobl nit 1etnem
8riefe al Diana 9ei1eben war, uno benz
9Oitbeomteu flu0te, Der tbn piellelHt uII1
ri9tt9 tTpeOirt bate. DS0 9lou0e, DaB
i0 m0ali0ertpctie gSetie Semanoem 03ns
lid iebe,o Den &apD9tebmOno 9%efannt bat"
G}g, SegIet tG9!te ii@ sIue1 &a8s1l.
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PRrFnRR ed sPHcIAL.
CLOSING-OUT SAFE.

AS there is no chance to rent my store I wul
continue to sell all my Gold and Silver w atch-
es, Clocks, Jewelry and Silver plated Ware at
twenty five per cent below Wholesale prices,
until the store is rented or the lease expires.
About month before the store goes into other
hands, will sell the remaining stock at auc-
tion.
See the reduction Of prices:
~ carat gold American watches, formerly
81 70, now 500; IS carat gold American watch
es, I'd grade movement, formerly 500, now $50;
10 carat gold American watches, 3D. grade
movement, formerly $55. now $50; IA carat
gold American watches, formerly $85, now $50;
IA carat gold American watches, I'd grade
movement, formerly SIS, now $5S; ID carat gold
American watches, "a grade movement form
erly 500, now $50; Is carat gold European
watches, gold cap. formerly $z5, now sos; Il
carat gold European watches, smaller size
gold cap, formerly $50. now $40; IS carat gold
European watches. second size, gold cap. form.
erly $50, now $3S; 8 carat gold ladies' size,
gold cap, formerly $4S. now s3l; IS carat gold
ladies' size, gold cap, formerly $42, now S2S; IA
carat gold case. gold cap, formerly $40, now
S31; IA carat gold case. smaller size. gold cap
formerly SIS, now 500; IA carat gold case
smaller size, gold cap, formerly S23, now $24
All the above watches with plated caps will
be IS less each.
American silver watches formerly sold al
from $35 to $50, now sell from $50 to S35. Euro
pean silver watches formerly sold at from $1t
to $40 will now sell from IS to $l9.
Show cases, counters, side cases, cafes ant
fixtures for sale, and possession given imme-
uiately. j. YOSS.
1t 1874 West Fifth street.
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mitteeW Mr.. Shearman said that the
brother had been invited, but did not
appear, and that the Committee had no
intimation that his wife knew anything
about the case.
MIR. Havens, Of Boston, wished to
know II it was not fact that soma one
had committed a great crime, and that
the pastor was making endeayors to
cover it up, and was 1t not true that he
was anxious to keep it from the world ?
Mr.. Beecher replied in person, and said
that he was ready TO be tried BY any
tribunal, and denied that he had ever
said that he objected to be tried by pee
pie who did not have the same belief
with himself In regard to future punish
ment. In conclusion he said, the idea
that / was hiding anything for the sake
of generosity-I am very generous
man; have q great deal Of generosity,
but am not fool.
These remarks elected applause from
the audience and several members of the
Council.
DR.. Bacon propounded number Of
questions, which gave rise to consider
able argument, after which the Council
adjourned.
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Minor Mentions.

By American Press Association to the STAR.
OMAHA, Feb. 17.-It is feared that the
injuries sustained by Mr.. Rosewater,
editor of the Bee, may prove fatal.
HARTFORD, CT, Feb. 1T.-Rev. DR..
Forrest Bushnell, the we'll. known autho
and divine, died at 4:3o A. II. to-day.
NEW York, Feb. 17.-The POSTS Wash
ington special sayc Plnchback's oppo-
nents feel very sanguine, now, that he
will fail TO get his seat in the Senate.
BRUSSELS, Feb. 17.-Carl Voght, muir
derer, VINO was returned Eom the United
States, has been sentenced to death. He
mas appealed to the Court Of Cessation
COLUMBUS, Feb. 17.-It is now be-
lieyed that the Six Million Appropria-
ton Bill will be passed by the House by
q considerable majority when IL comee
to vote on the 22d.
LONDON, Feb. .17.-Winslow still main.
tains that the valuables found in the
possession of his wife are not the pro-
ceeds Of his forgeries. The belief is
prevalent that she is innocent Of any
completely in her husbands irregulari-
| ties.
DETROIT, Feb. 17.-George Alvery was
arrested here to- lay for q murder com.
mitted in Louisville last November. He
escaped TO Windsor, and has stay ed
there ever since, but treated himself to
visit to this city this morning, and was
captured as he stepped from the terry.
Uuat.
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United states Court.

John T. Harris, Sturges S. Sigler ann
Andrew q. Nixon, of Columbus, Ohis
filed their voluntary petition in bank,
ruptcy with the United States Distrisi
Clerk.
The jury in the Amann case was stzt
out at noon.
United States against Henry Hamilton
and Lewis Logan. The former is q req,
titier OF spirits and wholesale iiqnpi
dealer, the latter an ex-gauger. They
are charged with conspiracy In defraSd.
ing the Government Of revenues. Casl
in progress. Butterworth, Vogler and
Logan.
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The Pedestriennes.

The walking race in Exposition Han
is growing interesting. Anna Mattice,
who was yesterday evening aboui
eighteen miles behind her rival, pushst
forward and now is within four miles q,
her.
Although her, feet are swollen ant
badly blistered, she is determined to n
ahead. She had this morning one hnn
dred and twenty-seven miles to hsi
credit. Mrs. Rose has one hundred aud
Hthirty-one. The average pace for each
differs little from fourteen minutes pel
mile.
They have been walking since 2 o'cioch
this morning, having stopped at 10 last
night. Their rests are frequent bai
short, and the only stimulant taken 10
boef-tea. Kennedy, the London trainer
of OLeary, yesterday made six miles is
sixty minutes. He expects to-day "a
make the same distance in forty minutes.
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LATEST LOCAL.

OFFICERS SUssMAN and Egglestou
found two baxes OF lemons on Fifth
street, between McAllister and Pike
streets, last night, and took them to
Hammond-street Station, where they
await identification.
THE friends of Mrs. Louise Stevenson
have addressed her u letter, and not
knowing her whereabouts, left it with
the Chief Of Police, who requests that
publicity should be given the fact, 80
that she may receive 1t. The letter is al
the STAR office.
THE Davenport Club will tomorrow
{ Friday) evening read Sheridan
knowles' beautiful play, "The WIFE,"
with Mr.. Blinn as Leonardo Gonxaga,n
Mr. Wetherell as "Ferrardo, Duke Of
Mantua." MIR. Sherwood rs 'Julian St
Pierre," and other good readers In ali
the parts.
DAN. DAUaHERTY and Chas. Kennedy,
the men arrested recently ON the charge
Of lettering, we're dismissed in the Po-
lice Court THIS morning. Isn't II about
time tAst arrests on sycA caarges we're
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Am Evening of Real pIcassare.

A dress masquerade party was gire4
last evening at the residence of Mrs.M
r. Cox, No. 396 West Seventh stpeea
The company was large and ID
lightful, aud the costumes wer
OF dazzling brilliancy. Everything wa,
provided that could conduce to tn
pleasure Of the entertainment. and nj
more pleasanter affair has come on thfi
season. The supper was most sumR
tu0us. and at q late hour the guests m
tired, delighted all with the eveningss
pleasure.
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Late Foreign News.
BY American Press Association to the STAR.
AMERICA AND ENGLAND.

BY American Press Association to the STAR.
AMERICA AND ENGLAND.
NEW YORK, Feb. ia London spe-
cial says: At the annual dinner OF the
Associate Chamber of Commerce Gen.
Schenck, American Minister, in re-
sponse to toast, said:
"American trade with England was
more than third of the whole world,
and reckoning the trade with England
dependencies, her British trade amount
ed to half the worlds trade. 1t was no
wonder, therefore, on that account
alone, and no other, that the United
States felt more closely allied to Eng
land than to any other country"
FROM SPAIN.
MADRID, Feb. H.-Alfonso has gone to
Victoria to join the Army of the North.
Senor Barzanila has been elected Presi-
dent OF the Senate.
- MORE ABOUT sCHENcK.
LONDON, Feb. 17.-It is reported that
President Grant has accepted General
Schenck's resignation.
SERIOUSLY ILL.
Lord Redesale is seriously i'll.
BURNED AT SEA.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 1.-THE steamship
City of Brooklyn, which has arrived
here, reports passing burning ship one
hundred and fifty miles south of Sable
Island on the 9th Inst. Neither the name
of the vessel nor state of the crew could
be learned.
ENGLISH FINANCES.
LONDON, Feb. 1.-THE Times money
article says that American railway
bonds are again sought for, and are in
great demand.
A DECISIVE BATTLE IMMINENT.
MADRID, Feb. 17.-0en. Moriones, com
maDder, has formed a junction with
Gen. Iona, and the combined forces are
marching on to Lol0sa, where the Car.
lists intend making stand. A decisive
battle is imminent.
THE INSURGENTS.
VIENNA, Feb. 17.-The Bosnean insur-
gents oppose the reforms urged in Count
Andressy's note. They refuse to disarm,
aud appeal to the European Powers Tor
justice.
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THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY II. 1876. *

censorship to Ford, was read and placed
in evidence. A letter from Babcock to
Joyce was offered, but. upon objections
being raised, was held for further evil
dence. The testimony for defense is
being brought out rapidly, and the pres
ent prospect is that the termination Of
the case will be reached this week.
Court adjourned at O'Clock, til 10
O'Clock this morning.
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discontinued, as 1t has been demonstrates
time and again that q conviction Hza
der that charge is simply Impossible I
where the defendant emp1sy{
counsel. IL some poor devil faces III
music on the identical charge, ana kni
no one to say word in his defenss. a
is unceremoniously hustled to the Wofk
house. But the genteef loiterer or lsazai
goes scot free.
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Has General schenck Resigned.

BY American Press Association to the STAR.
NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-THE Herald's
Washington special says the President
has accepted General schenck's reslg-
nation.
LONDON, Feb. 17.-It is rumored that
General Schenck rendered his resigua-
tion on becoming aware Of the recent &C
tion Of Congress.
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Still They Come.

By American Press Association to the STAR.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL, Feb. H.-Four rec
tihers were indicted yesterday for de-
frauding the Government.
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KTANTED-Eit OF these positions-To
wv Travel and Advertise, Solicit Peddle,
on would Drive Bus, Street Car, or run on rail-
road as Express Messenger or Baggagemaster.
kpeaks German and English. Can give the
best Of references. Address W. X. W, 62l
West Front street. fe16-2t*
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Marriage Licenses.
The following marriage licenses wss,

The following marriage. licenses Wuf1 q
sued since our last report:
John Goldfuss and Anna Knorr.
William hammers and Ricke Steiuhax1a.
John Crawford and Mary Meyers.
Peter Satolio and Mary Biggione.
James Creighton and Eliza smith.
Patrick Dwyer and Katie Fogerty.
Henry Brockmann and Mena Hencka- Y
Emil Metz and Louisa Rieboid.
Richard A. Barley and Florence e. Cola.
Theodore Brandes and Phiiomena ArenN.
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GRGA 4R ss.:s Ess$'9s !; $.ss$s E':iss ss;ss

should subscribe for the M0RNIN0 NEws, pub
lished at Savannah, Ca; Daily, $40; Weekly,
81 per anpum. Advertisers desiring customers
In these States, ahould use its columns. 1t Is
the best paper ip tho 5outhsast Specimen
p!sz SsIf oH TsSsipt !t & 81 Z caass Address =
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VNT TANTED-BOARD- gentleman, wife
wv and infant; a short distance In the
nOuntry, on tho line OF come railroad; first
class board and large room, in coed loca-
lion. Liberal arrangements can be made by
hddassing CASH IN HAND, care lock box
i,425, city. fel6-St
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VKTANTED = PARTNER = With $1,000 to
w $4,000 capital, to purchase of retiring
partners in an established and lucrative bust
ness For the right party, this is an opportu-
nifty seldom offered. Address W. A. r., 1856
George street. fe16-4t
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NM ANTED = TO TRAVEL - For some
ronfectionerfes preferred; will work cheap;
will loan employer some money on real estate
pecurity. Address W. S. G., Box 22S. Miliers-
kprv g. fels-2t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-17

NT UATION--By man who
w is honest, writes a good hand, a good ac-
good references. Address JOHN, care Of A.
0. Gould, AURORA, Indiana. fel4-4t
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VNTANTED - STU ALTON A Frenchman
wv lately arrived, acquainted with grape
culture, desires place as gardener or coach
man with family speaking some French. Ad-
dress ERENCHMAN, care ]. u. Chadwick,
100 Front street, Newport. fel5-2t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-17

XNTANTED = SITUATION = BY an active,
Wv strong man, as attendant OF keeper in an
asylum, hospital or otherwise; good character
from previous employers. Address j. H.,
Bethel Home. Cleveland feld-4t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-17

VETANTED-SITUAT ALTON : AS travelling
w salesman for wholesale grocery or TO-
bacco house in Southern Indiana: references
given. Address II. A., Box 2O6, Homer, Rush
County, Ind. fe16-3t
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VNT rent, of 1U0 acres
w or upward, in Ohio, by good tenant;
good reference. Address q. II. NJ, BOX 90,
Greenville, D. fe!4-4t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-17

MTANTED-TO observation-disclosures IN
w the city OF Piqua for shoe shop and
dwelling house, in ONE live railroad town of
200 or 6DJ inhabitants. Address Box 13l, Ar
eanum, o. fe17-3t