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Badly Embarrassed.

By American Press Association to the STAR.
MERIDIAN, CONN.,, Feb. 4.-The affairs
of the Miller Brothers Cutlery Company,
one of the most prominent cutlery works
in the United States, are found to be in
an embarrassing condition, through ir-
regularities Of one of its officers. The
extent of the deficit is believed to be
$500, 900 or more. No cash account was
kept and the books are found to be irreg-
ular. The stockholders propose to run
the works as usual. Strong efforts are
being made to hush up the matter oil ac-
count of the high standing of the guilty
officer, who had been trusted implicitly.
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Springfield Items.

Special to the Star.
SPRINGFIELD, o., Feb. 4.-The mer.
curry fell two degrees below zero on
Wednesday morning.
The subject Of fire alarm telegraph
is puzzling the minds of our Council
men.
Mr.. John Watt, of this city, is the old
est printer in Ohio. He was born in
1904, and has worked at the case fifty
nine years.
Mr.. Thomas N. Doutney, of Boston, is
announc ed to lecture on temperance al
the Second Presbyterian Church next
Monday evening.
A social Of the Congregational Church
was held last evening at the residence Of
Mr.. VIM. III. Grant, on Cedar street.
The Mayor collected $102 in fines dur.
ing the month OF January.
Another snow storm set in yesterday
afternoon.
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BROOKLYN MURDERS.
Trial and the Sim-
mons Inquest.

mons Inquest.
By American Press Association to the STAR.
BROOKLYN, Feb. 4.-The trial of Ruben
stein for the murder OF Sarah Alexander
was continued. The Courtroom is con-
stantly crowded. The only important
evidence yet was that of Solomon Kra-
mer, who testified to meeting Rubenstein
and the girl on the plank road on the
Sunday that the murder was committed.
Witness spoke to both Of them, saw them
go into the corntield, and shortly after
heard a woman's cry Of "Fire, fire, help,
help, my life is gone." Witness then
went about his business, and took car
toward Jamaica. During the delivery
of this testimony the prisoner was pale
as death, and looked as though he was
going to faint. 1t is expected the trial
will be concluded by next Tuesday OF
Wednesday. The defense will endeayor
to prove an alibi.
The inquest in the case of VIM. W.
Simmons, who was murdered by Fuchs,
was begun yesterday. The police, in
search Of missing portions of Simmons'
remains, discovered the heart and liver
of the murdered man in the cellar of
Fuchs house. A bitter feeling of indig-
nation prevails among people in Will
liamsburg against Fuchs, and threats of
lynching are openly made. A strong
force Of police guards the prisoner to
prevent the threats being carried into
execution.
BROOKLYN, Feb. 4. - Rubenstein is
trying to slarve himself to death. He
has not eaten over two ounces of food
in sixty hours, and physicians say if he
persists in his resolution for the next
sixty hours he will be dead man. To.
day the jail-keepers endeavored to COM
pei him to eat, but were unsuccessful
Care Is used to prevent his obtaining
anything to end his life, as he would nc
doubt commit suicide if opportunity
offered.
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A Social Party

A very pleasant social masquerade
party was given last evening by
the friends Of Mr.. Benz. Sharp
less at his residence on West
Fourth street. 1t was complete sur
prise. the party consisting Of about sixty
peasons, with baskets we'll filed with
subsJantials and delicacies, aud after
removing the carpets they proceeded to
enjoy themselves to the best OF their
abilities. Among the noticeable charac-
ters were, that of "Brother Jonathan"
by Dir. w, Of sixth street; Mrs. Wea-
sci and her boy Peter" by Mr. and MRS.
B., OF Paramount; the very large "Girl
OF the Period,n by Mrs. E., Of Wilstach
street, all weil represented, as also those
of sTopsy,n .'Humpty Dumpty,v "The
| Inc vitable policeman" with his mann
moth club aud a propensity to use IL
| when things don't suit him. The festive
itios were Kept up until about o'clock,
when all departed well pleased with Tue
eyeuing's entertainments.
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Death of an Aged Clergyman.

BY American Press Association to the STAR.
BROOKLYN, Feb. A. Rev. Stephen FL.
Meeker, one of the oldest clergymen in
the United States and tor the past fifty
years pastor oftbe Bushwick Avenue Re-
formed Church, died suddenly yesterday
morning at his residence in this city. He
was born in Elizabethtown, N. j..
October IT, 1893. He complained OF
feeling unwell previous to breakfast and
retired to his room where an hour after
his daughter found him dead. He had
apparently died without strug le.
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what General shanks Has to Say

BY American Press Ass0clatl0n to the STAR,
FT. WAYNE, IND, Feb. 4.-General j.
P. G. Shanks, formerly Congressman OF
this District, publishes letter in
reference to the charges recently filed
with the House Committee on Indian
Affairs against him by Commissioner
ingalls,. General Shanks denies at.
tempting to stir up strife among the
Indians, but claims he has discovered
and reported enormous fraud ON the
part of ingalls, and others. He charges
ingalls, and other parties with conspir-
ing to rob the Creeks, Cherokees, Choc
taws and Chickasaws of two millions
acres of land, and with other similar Of.
lenses.
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EDITION
NEW YORK.

Not an Eiopement 5000, 1000 Fire
Political Newss and Surmises--
Coal suprsy-Winter.
BY Americ~n Press Association to the sTtR.
NEW. Y0aK, Feb. 4.-The reported
elors Ameat OF the Earl oil Dun Royen with
tie daughter Of Montreal physician is
without Foundation,
A are broke out last night about mid
night at No. 80 Beekman street, and
soon gained great headway, and owing tc
the high wind spread 10 the adjoining
building, No. Is, ana was not extin,
euished until 1t had burned severe
| hours. The total loss will reach SlVo,ooV
| rho Posi,s Washington special says
1 Representative seeleys oi MassacAu
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The following marriage licenses were issued
since our last report:
Artrelious Ferris and Josephine Cable.
David .. Clark and MAJ tina McKillip.
Michael Fold and Kate Pfeffer
Jefferson Noes and Mary G. Taph.
August Kohlbrand and Rachel Paylor.
Jacob Me, er and Elizabeth Greasheameier
Perry Clark and Nancy Niles.
James w. Morgan and Helen NJ. Lambert.
III. l.. Breneman ana Eunice q. Swift.
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FORYY-FOuRTH cONGRESs--lst SESSION
SENATE.


wAsHrNaToN, Feb. a.-The Committee
ON the District OF Columbia was in
structed to inquire into the expediency
of providing proper form OF govern
nenl for the District, and to report ny
bill or otherwise. A resolution was pre-
sented prohibiting. any further issue OF
365 bonds authorized under act OF Juue
20. 1874, and pending its discussion the
morning hour expired, and the Dill TO
pay the interest due ON the District OF
Columbia bonds was taken up, and afler
various amendments, which, however,
do not alter the original character Of the
bill. it was passed. A message was re-
ceiyed from the President in reply to the
Senate resolutions Of Feb. 10 incloslng
the report Of the Director OF the Mint IN
regard to the Capitol University Build
ing at Columbus, Ohio, which IL Is pro-
posed to donate to the Government ior
mint purposes. Ordered printed ana 70
lie on the table. The CHAIR presented
communication from the Attorney Gem
eral in reply to the recent resolutions OF
the Senate in regard TO suits agains
the Pacific Railway.
Adjourned.
HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, Feb. "A resolution
was adopted directing the Secretary 0
war to report TO the House the en-
tire cost oil the signal service for the las
fiscal year. A. resolution was adoptes
requesting the President to appoint
military officer to visit the different Siou,
Indian agencies and inquire into tn
cause of the deficiency In the appropria
tion for that tribe for the present fisca
wear. The bill regulating practice
| In u. s. Circuit and District Court
vas taken up and passed. Tne JUDI
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Gas Company Frauds.

BY American Press Association to the STAR.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 4.-Gen. John B. Hen
derson was today employed by the
Mayor to assist in the prosecution of the
suit against the st. Louis Gaslight
Company. 1t is claimed that immense
frauds have been perpetrated upon the
city by the Company for twenty years
mast.
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FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 4. 1876

siderablelamount in this way, he has de-
parted for other scenes, and doubtless
conquests in the same line. The fellow
is about thirty-fye years of age, with
smooth face and dark curly hair.
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THOR SALE-FARM-Contaip 1853 acres;
IL 100 cleared and under cultivation; within
ave miles of indianapolis, Indiana; fine i'm
proyements pike passing door; railroad handy;
soil rich; lruit. &c. This is one Of the finest
improved and richest farms in Marion County.
For fun descripi ion address JOHN w: COR
WIN, Lebanon, Ohio. 1e2-5t
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FOREIGN.

CONCENTRATION AND FEASTING.
WARSAW, Feb. 4.-The Polish Roman
Catholic nobility, and the priests and
other sympathizers congratulated and
feasted Archbishop Ledochowski ON his
release from prison.
WILL NOT TALK.
BERLIN, Feb. 4.-Prince Bismarck has
declined to answer all questions regard
ing Eastern affairs until after the de-
livery of Queen Victoria's speech on the
opening OF the British Parliament.
DECIDED.
LONDON, Feb. 4.-The celebrated Rit-
ual case of Clifton VS.. Rinsdale has been
decided against the respondent on all
the charges.
CUBAN MATTERS.
NEW YORK, Feb. 4.--Late Havana adj
vices report Captain General Jovellar
has cabled his resignation to Madrid, be-
ing satisfied the Spaniards in Cuba will
never accede to the proposed reforms or
satisfy the demands OF the United tates.
LONDON, Feb. 4.-The death OF Earl
Howe is announced this morning. Sir
George Augustus Frederick Lewis Cur
reon Howe, whose death is announced
above, was born in 1921, and succeeded
his father as second Earl Howe In 1870.
~. was formerly member Of Parlia.
ment lor South Leicestershire. He leaves
q wife and daughter. -s;sEa.yfg
IN THE DOMINION.
OTTAWA, Feb. 4.--No reperts OF disas
ter caused by the recent gale have as ye
reached the Marine Department from tat
sea coast.
The snow storm greatly damaged tRe
| trains.
The Legislative Council Of Manitobi
| was yesterday abolished by vote of th
Senate OF thai province.
| MONTREAL, Feb. 4.--The Worms extra
dition case has been adjourned.
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r OsT : CIGA h -H0LDEE = Necrschaum,
Ia front OF the Court-hor II AZ ~ County Audi
TORS Office: finder VIII oiSasc rcvnrn To Cashier
I. 9 y ASalsg1ss once S0a sey feyof fes-s'
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T,OR SALE OR IRA fine
JIG stock and grain farms in the West all
feAced, so acres timber on the farms, balance
alI prairie; river bottom. Alse fine stock
house and dwelling house. Will trade for stock
OF groceries worth $500. Address L. HENRY,
Box A, Fremont, o. fe3-4t
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VTT TANTED - SITUATION - AS a private
wv coachman. in or out OF the city; can pro.
duce the best Of references as to honesty ana
respectability Call on or address CLARK,
121 West Fifth street. fe3-3t
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,TTOR sALE-GO WHERE THE TAXES
WILL NOT EAT YOU UP-A splendid
farm OF 8S acres, lS miles from the city. on
railroad. Address H., this office. ja2S-tf
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LOTT

r OsT = KlD GLOVES : Two pairs, Idcsh
colorcd, on Fifth and Mound stree a, be.
Swccn Central avenue aud sixth sire e; fndcI
will be rewarded by leaving them 4el Wesl
Sixth street, fe8~2t
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TOR SALE-HOUSE-A well-built 2-story
E brick, modern improvements, &C.: lot - by
100 feet; excellent neighborhood. Call at 4,S
West Ninth street. fe2-2t
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,VNTANTED-SITUA ATION--By a lady of re-
wv hnement. who has had charge OF an aged
gentleman during years OF infrmity, IKE SlS-
Cleveland p. 0. 1e5-4V
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;VXT ANTED- D-SITUATIONS-By two girls,
I wv one for upstairs work, washing and iron l.
ing, and the other for upstairs work or nurs-
, ing: good reference. Call at 63 Plum street.
fe2-2t
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'VNT ANTED = SITUATION - AS Assistant
w book-keeper, shipping or entry clerk, py
n young man who will commence at a very
moderate salary; can furnish the best of refer
ences. Address Z. A., this office. ja29-6t*
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TNOR SALE-LAND--5 80 acres prairie land;
Il good spring on same; in thickly-settled
neighborhoOd. in Adair county, Iowa, near
county seat Or will trade. Address "W,"
TINS oiice. 1yl4-u
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FOR sALE--REAL ESTATE.

IHOR SALE-FARM-A choice upland farm
II of l43 acres, near l., G. and l.. X. r., l9
miles from the city. Address H., this office.
ja2S-10t ~
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V1yOR RENT-HOUSE--Nin rooms, bath,
il gas, &C., in good order, No 30 Gest street,
Between Freeman and Baymiler. Inquire at
Northwest corner Court am! JIccsn Icsnn streets, or
No. u Gest street. fe3-4t
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TNOR RENT-FACTORY-2d and Sd floors,
1T we'll lighted, with steam power; a splendid
opportunity for light manufacturing purposes;
ST and SO East Eighth street, REMSHAGEN q
BIJCKNER. fel-6t
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TOR RBNT-BUILDING-Th St. Charles
I restaurant building, Nos. 30 and 80 East
Third street; would rent low to responsible
party. Inquire at the " Walnut-street Bank.
fpY.8t
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yKy ANTED - STU UATIoN - By boy Of
Wv fourteen, in an Office or to run .errands;
reference from present employer. Address NO
SQj w est Third street, fe3-2t
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DOARDING-A nicely furnished room, sec.
I'D ond story. with Hrst-class board for one or
TWO gentlemen, at 81 East Fourth street, Cow
imgton, Ky. feS-2t
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yNTANTED--SITUA ATION-Steady work, by
C. VI. SW ANTON, Covington, Ind. fe3-4t
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FOR RENT.

V5OR RRENT-STORE-No. 1Sl Race street, 81
IN by 65 feet. Keys at 50. Low rent.
fey-at
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bVNJ ANTED = -SITUATION BY young,
W. well educated German. only short time
I'm tine country, with best Of city references.
will accept OF anything to MAKE an honest
living. Address A. NJ. No. rs, this office.
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UTANTED - SITUATION - AS a book
wv Keeper, assistant or correspondent, by II
man of ten years. practice: speaks English
and German; salary no object; GOOD references.
Address j. b., p. o. Box Gil, Dayton, Ohio.
fe3-4t
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ENOR RsALE-MILL-Large steam grsr with
E good run Of custom, in complete running
order, on easy terms. For particu ,.rs address
4. p. PEALE, New Vienna. y. fe8-at
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VIZ ANTED-SI IIU ATION-By boy fifteen
w years old that can write good hand and
ts willing to work. Address j. VHARA, NO.
G6 Hughes street, Cincinnati.
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rANTED-sIrUATIoN q young lady
wv who speak, German and English, as gov
rrness. copyist or companion. Call at S76 Elm l
.traet fe3-3t
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EtoR SAFE = CHEAP LIFE SCHOLAR.
L sHIP--For full Arithmetic and Telegraph
Course at Bryant, stratton y DeHan's College.
For full particulars address s. P. O., Box o,
city. ja3-tf,d&w
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TNOR RENT HOUSE - 2-story brick; six
IL rooms; 253 W ade street, between Dudley
anil Freeman. Apply at 173 Race street..
fe2-3t
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BoARD1Na.

DOARDlNG-Tw gentlemen or gentleman
I'D and wife can get nicely furnished room,
with or without board, at 507 West Eighth
street. fe3-2t
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VKTANTED-sITUAT ATION-By young man
wv 10 years Of age, German descent, with
good common school education. in some whole
sale house, to make himse fuseful. Address DR.,
fIENNING, 40 West Liberty street. fe3-8t
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VOL. 81 sHE EHs %GGs. sHSH;
ADVERTISE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

TAINTED = SITUATION : By a girl ID
wv years OF age to nurse. Inquire at 632
Vine street, third floor. fe3-2t
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TOR SALE-KINDLING-Be quality pine
l. kindling, at452 W. Fifth ST., loose and in
bunchos. ja18-l3t+
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1,OR RENT-STORE-Tha new store Just
being completed, 1875 Main street, suitable
for any kind Of business. II. MALAY u
BRO, rs West Front street. fe3-3t
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VNTANTED Z. STU ALTON - By a young
w man is years of age, to do some light out
eide work. Address OPEN AIR, this Office
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yrOR RENT-HOUSE-No 4S9 West Ninth
IL street; rooms, newly papered and in good
order. Apply to N. 9. SHOEMAkE.., e., SOUTH
east corner Fourth ar. main, between and
70 70 4. Al. or 2 and P. NJ. fe2-4t
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INpR RENT OR LEASE-DAIRY FARM
I For a term Of four years, good dairy farm
OF lOO acres, one mile north OF Reading, near
turnpike, Inquire at toll-gate, or address, for
particulars, A. L. GORMAN, Reading, Ohio.
fol -6t
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FOR SALE.

TOR SALE - VIOLIN = And case; good
l. price, $l0 Address r. D., Box co. High
land, o. fe3-3t
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VKT ANTED-SITU ATION-By practical
wv competent hot-bed gardener and florist
Address VlNEYARDIST, Lick Run, city.
f03-2t
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EOR SALE-COUNTERAT feet long. in
IL good condition. Will be sold cheap. Ap.
ply at 107 w est Fifth street. ja3-tf
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FOR RENT--RooMs.

TOR RENT : ROOMS : In Newport, two
10 rooms and kitchen on lower flower, on Isa-
bella street, below Bellevue street. Rent SO.
Key at 40 sycamore street, Cincinnati. fe4-2 -2t*
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mWANTED-BU YOUR HATS OF
sH MARTIN, at AZ W. Fifth st. jy15-1
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WILL NOT TALK.
DECIDED

LONDON, Feb. 4.-The celebrated Rit-
ual case of Clifton VS.. Rinsdale has been
decided against the respondent ON all
the charges.
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TNOR RRENT--ROOM- furnished room
il with large cloths closet, gas, and fire if de-
sired. Comforts table for two gentlemen. GAG
Plum street, between George and Seventh.
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TOR sALE-MULES-Tw pairs, well
I broke, three-year old, in good order. Ad-
dress or apply to s. +. ROBERTS. Benton
Station, X. G. Il. R. fe3-3t
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wv PRESS, &c.-New or
w second hand; also a pair Of jewelers.
rolls. Address, stating price, W. w. STRAIT
TON, Columbus, o. fe3-3t
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| W7 ETED-BOARD-By young lady, in
Address Miss ALICE, 893 Vine street. fes.2t
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WT TANTED-A LIVE MAN--In every city
w and town in the world; you can make SIS
a day selling our letter copying book; no
press, brush or water required. Excelsior
Manufacturing Co., Room 16, Tribune Build
ing, Chicago, ILL., Send stamp for circular.
fe3-6t
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VNTANTED-ENGAd GAdEMENT-Af frst-class
w leader of brass and string wishes an en-
gagement with good, steady band. For par
ticulars address p. NJ, care Box SS4, Coving-
ton, Ky. fe3-3t
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T,OR RENT = ROOMS - A gentleman and
I wife can obtain finely furnished rooms,
with frst-class board, in private family. 3SS
West Fourth street; references required.
fe2-3t
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w TABLE Carom,
w second d-hand, slate top, to rent and let
rent pay for it, good security given for pay
ments. Address, with terms, W. X. g., Box
"A, Georgetown, o. fc3-8t
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VNT NTANTED-EVERY LADY TO KNOW
w That j. N. DOHAN is selling custom
made sIde-lace pebble-goat and kid shoes for
" pair. No. 2o1 Central avenue and No. @ E.
Fifth street, fel-5t*
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ENOR SALE-BOOKS-M sgician's Own, and
il The Secret Out; good as new; 81 each, cost
81 50. Address CHARLES A. WILLIAMS,
Muncie, Ind. fe3-4t
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WANTED HD--.M1scELLANEous.

WTANTED = G. TRAUTVELLER = Cures
wv warts, corns and impotency. Call or ad-
dress 257 Clark street. Sd story. jaS5-12t+
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TOR RSALE-LUMBER-6 900 feet OF dry cot
It. ton lumber. Apply at WEED SEWING
MACHINE OFFICE, Nos. and Central ave-
nue., Grand Hotel. ct
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XNTANTED-TO CLOSE oUT-A stock OF
w first-class Sewing Machines In order to
retire finally from the business viii sell at
COST for CASH. Call for AGENT, $50 W alnut
street. first floor. je26-tf
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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-04

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