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With one hand in each pocket
Before him he saw only
Nine cases on the docket.
sits bad" he sighed, "by golly,
For both Judge and pettifogger,
So to soothe my melancholy,
I'll imbibe glass OF lager"
At the last remark Colonel Van Mar.
tel grabbed his cane and hat, and Benz
der snatched for his umbrella, while
O'Shaughnessy, observing that he
never wanted to be asked twice,
stuck his pen behind his ear aud
awaited the further orders of Court. His
Honor said that their alacrity was COM
mendable, but that his reference TO lager
was merely sarcastieal, as OF course 1t
would never do to soil the judicial ermine
with lager beer. son, of course nOtWI
shouted the party, and they all made
miserable attempt TO smile, which was
a failure, except as to one-nameless
here forever more who went around the,
corner ana concluded his smile success
fully.
Major T. r. Avis, barrister. busted in
at this moment, and, without taking in
the state of affairs, slung his green bag
Of legal docs. on the table, carefully de-
posted his polished beaver on chair,
relieved himself OF his overcoat, and sat
down. He did not sit down on a pin,
but he jumped up with just as much
agility as If he had. "Wh.wh-what's de
matter wild de Coup he gasped, gazing
at the vacant Judges seat, and the pris-
soners' bench all solitary and deserted.
Upon learning the condition of things,
he said that it did pear as il man
never was goin' to git his rights in
this Cot, any how; and thus; more in
sorrow than in anger, did he depart.
Dave Carnahan and his assistant sat
down and argued for long time upon
the propriety OF hitching up two horses
to the Black Maria, merely to haaI one
old vag out to the WorK-house. They
finally compromised the matter by EN-
gaging Whistling Charlie TO take the
customer out in his hand express for
fifty cents.
Two or three reporters tarried awhile,
biting their finger nails and Illuminating
upon the uncertainty Of all things re-
portorial, and then, sheathing their
formidable pencils and casting one more
long, lingering look upon the deserted
nall, they cantered away for other
fields.
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LATEST LOCAL.

MRS. McGRoARrY, widow of General
Stephen McGroarty, has been appointed
Postmistress-a at College Hill.
FRANK FLYNN was arrested on a
capas and his case set for Wednesday.
The charge is having counterfeit money
in his possession.
RICHARD STANvERMANN,a a well-known
lawyer of this city and brother-in-law Of
William Koehler, Esq, has been sud-
denly summoned to Loekland. The,
cause was the arrival Of a young son,
weighing thirteen pounds.
e. NJ. CLoPPER has been appointed
executor Of the will Of Mary Ann
Chopper. Personally, $1,000; realty
$f1, 900. The same was appointed ex-
ecutor OF the will Of Caroline G..
Chopper. Personally, 5000; realty,
SIC, 900.
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+ Three persons in New York, of ancient
lineages and IN all probability small
capital, have made serious complaint
against the Post-ofice Department Of
that city. eve object" says the COM
plaint, '.to receiving our letters at the
hands of a negro" The reply was brief
and verbal but satisfactory. 1t was to
the effect that if the carriers were SO OBJ
jectionable the complaiuants had better
not make use of the United States mails !
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Police Court.

Drunk and Disoruerly-Patrick Kennedy,
81; Casper Bauer, $3; Thomas Maken, 90 days;
Vail Hotchkiss. 60 days; Mary Weinhart, dis
missed; John o. O'Donnell, 80 days.
Assault and Battery : John Picper, dis
missed.
Careless Driving Henry Oleke, continued
to Jan. 28.
Common ief--Joscph Dilge, continued to
Jan, 2s.
vagrancy Maurice Taylor, House of Ref
uge.
Peddling without License--J. W. Robb, 81.
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The following marriage licenses were is
sned since our last report:
Laurence F. Lauer and Matte 8. Whitehead.
Peter Thomas and Carrie Alexander.
Christ. Dose and Mary Hartley.
John Hines and Mary McCue.
John w. Woods and Martha E. Palmer.
Ed. Won Maltzohrn ami Anna III. L. Hartke.
III. G. Riker and Caroline Jones.
Jacob Kunzelmann and Lizzie Opitz.
s. l.. Holmes and Rebecca Il. Spargur.
James w. Shaw and AmeEa Sites.
Thos. McGevarin and Mary Smith.
Henry Klessmann and Mary Mudcrs.
Reinhardt Kleindinst and Amelia Stable.
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THURSDAY EVENING. JANUARY 81. 1876.

appropriating $4,000, and the resolutions
OF Instructions for Congressional Repre-
sentatives and Senators to favor grant
for the Southern Pacific Railroad. The
former was amended by striking out
$50, ,0O0, and both went over till a future
Jay. Speeches on the Centennial were
made by Senators Walton. Barker, and
Cleveland; and on the railway resolu-
tions by Senators Hodge, Blackburn and
Varnun
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White VS.. Bowem.

By American Press Association to the STAR.
BROOKLYN, Jan. 27.-Henry q. Bowen
has not yet prepared his answer to S.
w. Whites grievances, which were'read
at meeting of the Plymouth Church
Committee lately. He says he will, how
ever, make proper reply soon, and one
that will leave the nature OF the griev-
ances in no state OF doubt in the public
mind.
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FINANCIAL.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 27-1:30 p. NJ. !,
Gold in New York 1l2s4al27S. Buying here
at 1l2%, and selling at ilsH. Gold checks ON
New YORK 1l3.
There is a limited demand for money to-day,
and business is generally very quiet
Eastern exchange is steady. with light de-
mand at 1-s0 dis. buying. and l-20 premium
selling. Sterling Exchange is quiet at 4.s6
to 499 gold.
+ Government securities are steady at the fol-
lowing local rates:
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THE FORTY FOURTH CONGRESS.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 26.--A communi-
cation was presented from tile Secre-
tary OF the Treasury in response to the
Senate resolution of January Goth, CIV
ing report of the action taken by him
to collect money due to the United
States by the Pacific Railroad Company.
ordered printed and to lie on the table.
The bill transferring the custody OF GER
tain Indian trust-tunds from the Secre-
tary of the Interior to the Secretary OF
the Treasury was taken up and passed.
The House bill to amend the naturaliza-
tion laws was also passed. The morn
ing hour having expired, the Senate re-
sumed the discussion of the bill to con-
firm pre-emption and homestead entries
of lands located within the limits OF
railroad grants; pending which an ex-
ecutive session was ordered, and the
Senate soon after adjourned.
HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 26.--A bill was
passed prohibiting clerks Or other en-
ployes in any of the departments OF the
Government from prosecuting claims or
applications for patents. A bill to
amend Section 4S95 of the Revenue Sta
tistics, in relation to the assignments OF
patents, was reported and passed. The
bill TO regulate the postage on mail mat
ter of the third class, making it one cent
for every two ounces or fraction thereof
on all packages weighing not more than
four pounds, was called up and passed.
The House went into Committee of the
Whole on the Military Academy Appro-
priation Bill, which appropriates $231, ,24l
for the expenses OF that institution for
the coming fiscal year. Pending its dis
cussion the Committee arose and the
House adjourned.
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LAST EDITION
CROOKED WHISKY.
The Trial of Mckee Yesterday


BY American Press Association to the STAR.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 27.--In the Mckee trial
yesterday r. W. Ulrici, Louis Senscher
and Macklot, distillers, testified for the
Government. No new points were elic-
tied. Con. G. Megrue testified that by
order of Joyce he gave the money to
John Leavenworth. He occasionally
talked with Leavenworth, who always
said he gave it to the other parties, and
Mcdonald and Joyce said when the
Ring was organized Mckee was an In
fluential man with the U. S. Collector,
and it was necessary to have him in.
W. j. Bassett testified: Was first City
Gauger. Was appointed U. s. Gauger
April, 1874. First learned that crooked
whisky was being made in st.
Louis in the fall of 1874. Bevis
told him the distillers, rectifiers and
Government officers were all in it. Wit
how the stamps could be filled out for
forty or fifty proof gallons and stub for
half that amount.
Jacob S. Morrill,, druggist, testitied:
AS he was getting into the wagon in
front of his house to ride to his place of
business three or four days after the
seizures, Mckee came along and wanted
him to get in. On the way he asked
him what about the whisky seizures. He
said it would blow over. 1t was too
big thing. That it was bigger than the
Government. Told Mckee they ought to
adopt the plan Of the ancient Jews oi
putting all the sins on goat and driving
the goat into the wilderness, and they
ought to take Joyce for the goat. j. NJ.
Fitzroy testified that Mcdonald wanted
him to undertake to raising $4,000; saw
Frazer and he got the money, gave it to
me and ] threw lit over the trasom OF
McDonald's room; was invited to the
Collectors office November 1873 BY
Joyce, who said some papers were to be
disposed OF, -.s.is.
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CnaI Clint.

By American Press Association to the STAR.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 27.-The Pennsyl-
vania Coal Exchange has decided, IN
consequence of the glut in the market,
to stop all mining from the 7th of Febru-
ary 10 the 11th of March inclusive.
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Henry Bennett, freight conductor,
has lust recovered verdict OF $4,000
against the Central Pacific Railroad
Company for injuries received by q col
lision of trains through the carelessness
of another conductor.
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st. Valentines day, All Fools day,
May day, and Christmas day all occur
this year on Monday. Independence
day comes on Tuesday. The old proverb
goes: "Monday for health, Tuesday Tor
wealth." so that the days augur well Tor
the second century of American. inde-
pendence.
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A poetical New Yorker, learning that
the late N. p. Willis named his rcsl-
dence "Glen Mary" after his wife, con-
cluded that that was just about the right
thing to do, and so he calls his house
ssGlen Matilda jane"
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Chinese remedies are decidedly simple
ana practical. A Chinese dentist says
as long as you keep bit of ignited char
coal applied to The sole OF your foot you
will cease 70 feel The pain ofyour tooth
ache.
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parnum has arisen from bis ashes. The

Barnum has arisen from his ashes. The
ruling passion is stronger than the
mayoralty of Bridgeport. In the month
OF April he will again march forth at the
head of grand triumphal procession
comprising 1,100 men and women, $50
horses and ponies, and sixty-two cages
OF wild animals. He will gladden. the
Centennial with his benevolent counten-
ance, and minister to the joys ofjuvenile
1875.
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NM ANTED = SIrUATION-By lady in
! Wv Texas, as goVerness, lady's maid OF
travelling companion to some lady going to
ban give GOOD references. Address Miss
LAURA. ALEXANDER, Hillsboro, Hill
Aounty, Texas. ja27-4t
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suRYlvoRs' ASSOCIATION.
ADVICE WANTEp.

LONDON, Jan. 27.--Itis understood here
that The last American note on American
and Cuban affairs does not ask Tor the
of the European Powers,
but for concillatory advice.
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R(NJ JANTED-SITUATIO a. master
w mechanic and inventor, in manufacture
tlng establ shment; a mechanical genius, who
lnna Inventions; moderate salary; first-class
fcferences. Address SKILL. Box $40, Barnes
atlte, y. jaz7-3t
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WANTED = SITUA ALTON = As travelling
w salesman, in wholesale grocery or to-
.bacco house, by man having good acquaint-
,tnce in Central Indiana and Indianapolis.
,f foOd reference given. Address e. TRAVEL
sER, 69 Market street, Indianapolis, Ind.
Fs ia25-4G
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CINcINNATI SQUARE, or COURSE.

CINCINNATI SQUARE, OF COURSE.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL, Jan. 2Z-The case
of The United States against Ten Barrels
of Whisky seized some time ago for
in stamping, was compro-
missed to-day, the defendants paying the
dox, Hobart g. Co., OF Cincinnati, to
dealers in this city, and there being no
evidence of any intent to defraud the
Government, the case was compromised.
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yNoR SALE OR TRADE = FACTORY =
L Good steam wooden factory and grounds,
in Fairmount, Ind, in good running order; NO
ever oifercd; reason for selling. owner lives In
Michigan. Address A. nj. KAPEk, Fair
mount, Ind. last'N
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,,s..,!g., FOREIGN.

BY American Press Association to the STAR.
b TURKEYS TRIBULATIoNS.
RAGUsA,. Jan. .27.-The Insurgents in
Herzegovina have split in Two factions,
one part Servian and the other Monte
negro.
A Turkish garrison at Tribjke has mu-
tineered, for want of provisions.
DEAD.
MADRID, Jan. 27..-The Carlist General,
Eiio, is dead.
SURVIVORS, ASSOCIATION.
ROME, Jan. 27.--At meeting here yes
terday General GariDaldi proposed the
formation of an Association of the Sur
yiyors sot Battles In the Italian War.
The proposal was adopted with enthusi-
aam.
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NM KTANTED-SI TUATION-By young Ger
wv man, with best OF references, In some
Wholesale or retail store; steady employment
and a chance to learn the English language
moro an object than wages. Address s. M,
klhs Office, ja25-ot*
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yNTANTED--SITUAT ATION-B a young man
wv who can plow and do all kind Of work
.nhout farm; will work for almost nothing;
Gan give good references. Address II. W., this
office. ja26-2t
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sVET ANTED = SITUATION = BY young,
wv well educated German, only short time
ffn the country, with best Of city references.
will accept OF anything to make an honest
lsiying. Address A. M. No. 25. this Office
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: Kansas Democratic State Convention
meets Ia Topeka May "a.
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NM AlTTED = SITUATION : BY miller;
w understands stone-dressing, and grind.
ing In merchant or grist work; has had 10
syears' experience. Address Box 80, College
Hill T.. %. ja21-4t
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fXxT NTED--SITUATlON--B a colored
4 wv man as driver, or to do any other kind
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NM MANTED-SITUA UATION-By a steady
: wv young girl to do general housework in q
small family; best Of reference given. Call at
aJ Richmond street. ja27-2t
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NM NTANTED-SITUATION by a sober and
w competent (marricd) tinsmith in coun-
Ery town: best Of reference. Address b. e.
BLACKMER, Dayton, o. jaT-4t
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sXNT TANTED 81 SIrUATLON-By boy fifteen
wv years old, that can write good hand and
as willing to work. Address j. O'HARA, No.
81 Hughes street, Cincinnati.
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NHT ANrED- STU ALTON BY young man
EVV of2), as door-keeper for dramatic COM
pany; good references given. Address o. r.
2iCLAIN, Alert. Ind. taA-4t
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44,QR SALE--FARAI-Clo To Toconc,o,t
~ In9, containing 145 acres. gb Cleared ss,
pess timber In State, il taken on will pay for
whole iarn good improvements. pike. frnit
end water Address john W.CORWTN, Leb. .
p"Vi, " iaM-5t
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.
RUERKLE,S FUR STORE,

Es! Vine street, near Seventh. Large stock Of
Ladies', Misses and Cnildren's Furs; Gentle
mems Fur Caps. Collars and Gloves; Buffalo
and Fancy Robes. Must be sold within tine
next thirty days, regardless Of cost. Call early
and avoid the rush. ja14-10t
BELL, THE PHOTOGRAPHER, .
MT No. 100 West Fifth Street. auz6-d
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sits bad" he sighed, "by golly,
For both Judge and pettifogger,

Why is an author a queer animal? Be-
cause his tale comes out of his head.
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VETANTED = SrTUATION-By a steady
wv young man in a private family, in city
or country, 10 take care Of horses aud drive;
good references. Address j. D.. 81 Poplar
street. ja27-2t
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TNT NTANTED-sITUA ATION.By a girl of
w seventeen to assist in houseWork or
shamber work. Inquire at the corner Of Clark
AID Rittenhouse streets, up stairs. ja27-2t
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FVNTA NTED- SITUATION = AS private
wv wachman; have had several years ex-
tperience; can give good reference. Call on or
Enddress JOHN CARNEY, s. Monmouth street,
Newport KS. ja2j-3t*
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tTYT ANTED-SIEU AIIoN-sf want q sisua-
wv tion by which can earn livelihood for
MyGelf and mother. Am willing to work at
anything. Address JOHN s., this Office.
X ja26-3t*
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NM STU ATION-By good tin
Eyv ner; can do all kinds Of work pertain
4ng to the trade. Address THINNER, Box SO,
Eremont, Ohio. jaG-St
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oh sALE-LAND-- go acres prairie land;
~ ~. s1ou spring on same; in thfckly -sottled
He,gnborhood, in Adair county, Iowa. near
county -scat. Or will trade for horse and iSht
&priDg-Wazon. Address "W," this oilice. s-'
Ijy14-tfl
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T0R So lie OR .EyCHANGE--FARM- "
~ joining the city OF Kokomo. Ind, I.Ad
FOpO0; Will take half in Arkansas Y, wort
fands; will furnish abstract OF titlca III Texa
4pe & same. Address J. NJ. LEEDS \ .nd requir
Eokonlo, Ind. !. ROY All
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FxNT ANTED--sIT UATION--To do general
w. housework In small family, or to nurse,
EEn the city or country. Inquire at $50 Court
street. ja27-2t
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FOR sALE--REAL ESTATE

Wh sALE-LAND-14s acres of land. 1s
mn miles g west Of the city; upland. Address
Ss"A oinee' Oc9-tf
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IyOR SALES SrAND--A physicians loca-
liz tion in good locality; business worth
~ 900 a year: good reasons given fof wanting
Van Vert County, Ohio JagT-4t
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T,oR SALE, RENT OR EXCHANGE For
IL small farm or smaller property, q 25S story
boarding -house. Address G. w. o., Post -oflice
Box 1,l24, Springfield, Q. ja27-4t
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lEsOR SALE-LAND-70 acres of choice hot
a tom tand, all In cultivation, on a railroad
kha near station, 10 miles from tic civ
Address H., Star office. nca oSs' .tss
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VTOR SALE-OR ExCHA .----. $500
u eoou Iaiin near the cit .GGE-FA ANNA
~ Sn.s Ssountsy, KANSAS; VIII u of Ottawa. Frank
Ss r.s W, oasni, unu palanr sell cheap for cost
ass II III = wn' = SasnaH e in payments to suit
Dhio. nsnt,n,a sevr vhip p,,t,an, tountv
- : ----------- n iaA-3t
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VKJ TED-SlTUATION-B No. wash
wv er and ironer. Call at 253 West Sixth
~fraet ta27-2t
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ADVERTISE.
WANTED SITUATIONS.

VIZ ANTED - SITUATION : AS engineer.
w Address JOHN QEARDON, No. 40 ~ Per n
son street, city. la2O-2t
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Police Ceurting.

Ths Judge sat, sad and lonely.
With one hand in each pocket
Before him he saw only
Nine cases ON the docket. a
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VNTANTED = SITUATION = BY Young
wv man, in grocery or provision store;
understands his business; can drive wagon
and take care Of horses, if required. Address
P. J. r., 2S3 West Fifth st. ja27-3t
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X fSss.nt<' - " ----~---<-------------
&.,xnt ~ ~iss' --NARM-- One of the finest farms
Xc,sr Jus4; elegant new brick residence In
6ern spaia good barns, tonant house, ice-
ksr brick lien house and sm0kc-housc.
~ rens6nabie; would take productlyc city
>peYty 10 part payment. Address WM. IL.
.6p'kl, Paris, Mons0e County, No -ja&I-it
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FOR SALE.

LNOR SALE-KINDLING-B quality pine
i kindling, at 45s w. Fifth ST., loose and in
punches ja1S-l3t*
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VNT TANTED--SITUATI middle
wv aged woman, as housekeeper or nurse.
fall at l24 Clark street. ja27-2t
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TNOR SALE LIFE SCH0LA RSuIP = To
& one of the best Cincinnati Commercial Col
leges. Win sell cheap Address s. Pc, Box
o, city, OclS-tf
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ENOR SALE OR RENT-HoUSSE--On Wal-
4 n, nut Hills, of ROOMS, on south side Of Mt4
~ Milan a. street. east Of lbert avenue; lot 90 or
" ,'yd l, eg front by ~ feet deep. Apply on the
premises. ja25-3t
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EOR SALE PIANO-New, ~ octave,
Il carved legs; will sell cheap for cash; s7Oh
seventh street. ja27-2t
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EOR SALE = DRY GOODS : Boots and
III Shoes aud clothing, o general stock: trade
already built up; annual sales, $4,000; no
humbug. Address Box i02, Greenup Ky.
jag7-3t
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EOR RSALE--BOILER-4 inches in dame
IT ter, two nues Is inches "a feet long; little
used; cheap. Address Box 81, Warsaw, KY.
ja97.3t
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LyOR SALE OR LEAsB-STONE QUARRY
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