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cessity, are refused; and she urged the
point chat their facilities should be en-
larged TO provide for the increasing obh'
cations.
Increase from endowment, &C., last
year, $11, 500; by donations from the es-
tate OF Rev. Samuel J. Browne, 1000;
from Chas. Bodmann, 5000; frcm Robert
Crawford, $1,000; from VIM. Wiltshire,
81, 900.
1t appears from the report that the
health OF the inmates has been uniformly
good. 1t closes by a return OF sincere
thanks to all those who, BY their KIND
attentions, have aided the Board In the
discharge Of their duties.
The report, which was a very able one,
was adopted unanimously. as was also
the Treasurers report, which was re-
ceiyed next.
After very entertaining and timely
little lecture, the subject Of which was
charities in general, and this noble one
| in particular, by the Rev. Mr.. Cranstou,
the meeting went into the election, by
ballot, of officers to serve as. Board of
Managers for the ensuing yeal, which re-
suited as follows:
Mrs. John Shillito, Mrs. r. B. Bowler.
Mrs. William Proctor, Mrs. Judge
Mallon, Mrs. Robt. Buchanan, Mrs.
/ Jacob Graf, Mrs. Geo. d. Smith, Mrs. y.
Il. I'll. Stille, Mrs. A. N. Riddle, Mrs. A..
-E. Chamberlain, Mrs. B. Bruce, Mrs. 2.
s. Butler, Mrs. Brooks Johnson, Mrs.
Oliver Perrin, Mrs. j. w. Donohue, Mrs.
H.. q. Culbertson, Mrs. f. H. Lawson,
Mrs. Jane Foote, Mrs. Jos. &. Gibbons,
Mrs. N. FL. Mclean, Mrs. b. 3. White
Imam, Mrs. w. 2. Hubert, Mrs. j. II.
ISwitt, Mrs. William Autbery.
During the meeting resolution was
offered by Secretary Chamberlain to the
effect that the usual sum of money which
accompanies an inmate upon her intro
lduction to the Home shall in future be
Regarded as donation instead Of fee,
thus obviating all likelihood of the prop
erty of the Home being placed on the tax
lduplicate. The matter was referred for
future disposition.
The next monthly meeting Of the 30.
|. ciety will be held at the residence o.
Mrs. VIM. Proctor, corner Of Eighth ano
Race, Tuesday morning next.
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poIiceCourt.

Drunk and Disordery-Fre Blymeyer, $40;
Schilling, thirty days; Annie Connolly, sixty
days; VIM. Mahoney, thirty days: JAS. smith.
dismissed; Jas. Doran, continued; B. Hohen-
dorf, dismissed; Cnas. Wilson, 81. sis
Vags-Mamie Benzouski, sent to Refuge;
Ed. Bush and Adam johnson, ninety days.
Miscellaneous-Jas Smith, street begging,
dismissed; David Warwick, shooting with ins
tent TO wound; Chas. Mack. cutting with intent
to kill, continued; Chas. Wilson, carrying
concealed Weapons $40; m.Handy, malicious
destruction Of property, dismissed; Frank
Barr, cutting with intent to kill, dismissed;
Peter Simpieman, assault with intent to kill,
continued; Fred. Earhard, continued; Matthew
Schilling, street begging, 81 days; Nj. Sheirs
receiving stolen goods, continued.
Assault and Battery-Mary Ann Malarchys
VIM Carroll, dismissed rfa1
Larccny-James Doran, petit, Jas. Grant,
grand, continued.
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State Legislatures.

COLUMBUS, o., Jan. Ain the House a
number OF bills of minor Importance
were introduced, after which Mr.. Dali
zell offered resolution which was
amended by Mr.. McLain, and, after
much filiibustering, passed as followss
~Resolved, That President Grapt, by
his declaration that he would find places
in the Departments for all discharged
Union soldiers, deserves the commenda.
ton of all patriots"
The Speaker announced that the notice
of contest had been served against Mr.
Barclay, OF Mahoning, by Timothy Wood
bridge.
A message was received from the Gov
ernor, laying before them documents
from Hamilton Fish, Secretary OF State,
forwarded by Canadian authorities,
calling attention to the necessity OF u mi
form legislation to protect the culture o1
fish. Referred.
Dir. Norton offered for adoption thu
following resolutions;
"Whereas, The Republican Legisla
lture OF Ohio, at ITS Organization, die
nominate two able-bodied negroes owe
one-armed and crippled Republican sol
diers, therefore be it
"Resolved, That this House take i'm
meulaCe acLl0n 10 recognize tne exist
ence of this evil, and place wounded sol
diers in place Of the men named"
Mr.. Hodge moved to refer to the Com
mittee on Federal Relations. Carried
ayes, 81: nays, 81.
| Among the bills introduced was one
by Mr. Skaats to increase the numbe
OF the Cincinnati Water-w0rks Trus.
tees from three to five. ~ II
In the Senate among the bills intro
duced was one by Mr.. Bates to author
| ize the city oil Cincinnati 10 cede the use
OF grounds for building the Syringe
| Hall.
| Messages were received from Governo
Allen nominating l.. G. Delano for State
Railroad Commissioner, and DR.. p. M
Wagenhals as member of Board OF Con
struction of Lunatic Asylum. Referred
| LEXINGTON, KY, Jan. AIN tine Ken
tucky Legislature, to-day. Genera
Hodge offered resolution that Ken
tucky Senators in Congress be instruct
led and the Representatives requested
to use all proper efforts to secure thu
passage of an act which, guarding th,
interests of the Government and right
of the people properly, shall afford t
the Texas-Pacific Railroad such aid a
will insure its early completion. 1t wa
referred to the Committee on Railroads
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FLASHES.

VI b
The Texas Democratic State Conyen-
tion meets to-day at Galveston.
Sir Anthony Rothschild, Of thesgreat
banking firm, died at London yesterday.
MIR. Bowers second libel suit against
the Brooklyn Eagle was discontinued.
7James Anthony, late editor OF the
Sacramento Union, died of apoplexy at
San francisco yesterday. 4'&
Captain Buckenstein, of the wrecked
steamer Deutschland, will demand an
inquiry into the loss Of that vessel.
A fire in the store of S. Bendit q Co.,
St. Clare, Mieh., destroyed the stock
valued at $25, 900. Insurance, $1,000.
At the annual sale OF pews In Ply
mouth Church Hast night $63.6SO was
realized. Last year they reached $70,3l9.
q. r. Blake, farmer near Kendall.
Vile. Ind, suicided yesterday because
| his wife had left MIN and applied for q
divorce.
the Pittsburg Inclined Planes, was
crushed to death by descending car
yesterday.
A boiler exploded in Goodlander's
mills, at Fort Scott, Kan, yesterday,
| killkuA buS chS&hSVh SAN NA<H = oaS - "
man badly. ~
jackson Page, charged with the mur.
der OF George Stewart, at Ironton. o.,
was arrested yesterday in Greenbriei
county, w. Va.
The Oriskany Woolen Mill, at Oris
kany, New York, owned by Alfred Teal
was burned this morning. Loss, 500, 900
insurance, $4,000.
John B. Stiilwell, q brakeman on thu
Missouri Pacific railroad, was knocked
of a train yesterday, and run over BY th'
cars and instantly killed.
The bark Windward, from Seattle
with u cargo Of lumber from San Fran
cisco, was wrecked at Useless Bay
| Puget Sound. The crew was saved.
George H. Biddle,s carriage-wheel fac
tory, at Amesbury, was burned las
/ night by incendiary. A workman VIII
en- ndeavored 10 save his tools was burned
to death. rf
| In the wrestling match at Detroit BE-
4 tween Mclaughlin, OF that place an
Benjamin. of WSshipgtQps tor S2sOV0'
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LAST EDITION
CHICAGO.
DistiIieries - -Inter-Ocean Sensa-
m tiOn. etc.


m tiOn. etc.
CHICAGO, Jan. 5.-Hesing, Rein &
Waller claim to be innocent of any com.
plicity in the whisky frauds and pre-.
tend they do not know the cause Of their
arrest. It is stated, on the contrary,
that the proof against them is absolute
and convincing, and will insure punish
ment. Rumors are afloat that one or
more of them are preparing for flight, but
this is not generally credited.
1t seems quite certain that q number
Of distillers will plead guilty and ap-
neal to the clemency Of the Court, since
they can have no hope of escaping the
penitentiary in any other way. There is
a. possibility that Shufeldps distillery
will be seized to-day, and thus the last
establishment closed. But Shufeldts
friends are confidens that therels moth.
Guy Magee. the discharged city editor
Of the Inter-Ocean, publishes q card IN
which he claims the responsibility iol
| the recent Inter-0cean sensation, and
adds: During the week which has since
elapsed have seen nothing which leads
to dispel the allegations In general, ant
| from private information received to
day am assured that before long tht
press Of the country will be placed
| In possession OF iacte based
on sworn statements which
will undoubtedly satisfy the great bull
OF the American people and the numer
ous readers OF the Tribune that l actet
correctly In the premises, Judging IRON
a newspaper standpoint.
The u. 5. Grand Jury convened yes
lterday, and Immediately commenced
work on the whisky cases.
1 The trial OF Davis, tor the murder Q
lWhyland, was continued to-day, A jur,
was secured and testimony commenced
He relies on the jnsanlty dodge 70 say
himself.
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LATEST LOCAL.

THE will of George Groppenbecher
was probated this afternoon.
AT Woods Theater, for Friday even
ing, sThe Three Fast Men and Hand
some jack"
A SOCIAL is announced to take place
tomorrow night at the residence OF
Frank Hartling. A lively time is prom.
ised.
JIM GRANT, the colored man known in
connection with the recent Gamble alley
murder, is in trouble again. lie will be
examined tomorrow morning on the
charge of stealing SIS in currency and a
tifty-cent prayer book. In default of 5000
bail he reclines in a cell.
THE Victoria Building Association, /,
No. /, of Cincinnati. this morning filed
articles of Incorporation. Capital stock,
81, 500, 900, divided into three thousand
shares OF $500 each. j. III. Wiegman,
John q. Shaetfer. III. Wisman, j. W. r..
Wandel, Fred. Zwanzig ana A. Hunt,
incorporators. f ~
THE Grand Central Theater offer this
week u splendid bill. The comic panto-
mime of ''Love IN a aCottage" has been
introduced in connection with the vari-
ETY. entertainment. The Leon family
have been rendered complimentary
benefit for Friday night, when a host OF
volunteers will appear.
FRANK LEEDS, residing at 26 Sloo
street, who wandered from his home, 1t
Lis ascer.ained took the cars for Phila-
delphia. He was very weak and ill at
the time, and his family manifest great
anxiety on his account, and will be
thankful for any information Of his pres
ent whereabouts. He wore brown coat,
dark pants and black hat.
THOMAS TELFUR was arraigned before
COMMISSIONER Halliday this morning on
charge OF attempting to pass counter
| felt tive-daliar note on the Aurora Bank
of Illinois. He was released till next
Wednesday in the sum of $1,000. Mr..
Telfur, who heretofore bore an unblem.
lished character, is not believed by his
friends to be guilty OF the charge, and it
is universally believed that he will come
out all right.
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Tie widows, Home.

At half-past eleven O'Clock this morn
ing very interesting meeting Of the
officers and friends of the Widows
Home was held in the chapelot the \. NJ.
o. A.. corner Elm and Sixth. Rev. HI.
Thane Miller was called to the Chair,
and Mr.. Chamberlain, who begged to be
excused, saying "that he desired that
there should be one meeting OF the soci-
ETY. in which his name did not appear"
was prevailed upon TO act as Secretary.
The meeting was opened by singing
and prayer, after which Mrs. Judge Mall
lon read the 27th Annual Report of the
Managers, which shows, among many
other Interesting facts fox which we can
rot give space, that during the fscal
Year, ending January 4th last, that three
inmates OF the Home have died and two
admitted; present number Of inmates,
/ 40. She stated that many appl cations
fare made Tor admitsance. which, of spS;
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Railroad News,

TOLEDO, Jan. 5.-W. r.. Muir, General
Manager Of the Canada Southern, and
Charles Payne, General Manager Lake
Shore and Michigan Southern Railroads
had conference, yesterday, regarding
amalgamation of the two lines between
here and Detroit. Details have been ar.
ranged and will be submitted shortly
The basis is supposed to be the
pooling Of the earnings OF bott
roads between Toledo and Detroit
The Canada Southern, to gain admis'
sion to the grounds of the Lake Shore
Company, have to still 60 into the Cen
tral depot at Detroit. 1t is reported that
81, 600, 600 Of Canada Southern stock was
offered to Vanderbilt ii he would com
plete the road to Chicago. 1t looks. how
ever, as though he would soon be Presi
dent oil the road.
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Mortuary Record.

Peter Torrents, SO years, Germany.
Sarah Riggs, SO years, unknown.
Sybitt Ausbather, years, Cincinnati.
Emma Frances Tennessy, 10 years, Cln'ti.
Fat Ncalon, al years, Ireland
Mary Paner, 6 weeks, cincinnati.
Mary Themes, ID months, Cincinnati.
Michael -----, 76years, Germany.
Geo. Cackcrs, 81 years, Cincinnati
Otto Vessel, So years, Germany.
Adolph Schneider, 10 years, Cincinnati.
Wilnclmina Coverland. M ~ as
Jos. Wottinger, Is days, Cincinnati.
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Latc Foreign News.
CABLE NOTES.

CABLE NOTES.
NEW YORK, Jan. 5.--A Paris dispatch
says Queen Isabella's illness threatens
fatal results.
A London dispatch says Tom Hughes
has finally decided to visit America.
A Paris special says Mrs. Th0massen.
widow of the Bremerhaven dynamite as.
sassin, has delivered to the Berlin au-
thorities the voluminous correspondence
OF her husband.
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Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses were is'
sued since our last report: .ls
WIN. Stacey and Eliza Kaoney. f
j. III. Pcnncll and Maggie Berrey.
Henry Wipf and Susan Bottenhorn.
Jno. Ii. Schwartz and Doretha Mueller.
Frank Schermeyer and Cath Bloom.
Pet. Ruchlman and Barbara Bernhardt.
Bernard Taney and Cath Cauley. e
Thos. Burk and Annie Gill.
Louis Lang and Rosa Strasner. ~
Phil. Harwig and Dcna Metz. ea i
Chas. j. Wirthlin and Sallie N. Thomson.
Chas. A. Sawvers and Mollie Smith. =
Jas. E. Kennedy and Mary Ennis.
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Brief Notes.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.--At the Cabinet
meeting only routine business was
transacted.
Ex-Governor Austin, Of Minnesota,
has been rendered the Third Authorship
OF the Treasury. :.
The Postmaster General is indisposed.
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EOR RSALE-BUSINESS CHIANCEs-In Ohio
T and adjoining States; drug stores. dry
goods, boots and shoes. hardware, manufac-
turing interests. and mercantile business Of all
kinds; located in the principal cities and towns
OF Ohio and adjoining States; full particulars
given upon application; correspondence So
licited. Address j. Il. GUNCKEL, real estate
dealer, Toledo, Ohio. ja5-3t
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Nominated for Govern or.

CONCORD, N. H., Jan. 5.-The Repub
lican State Convention met here to-day
Hon. H. o. Cheney, of Manchester, was
unanimously nominated for Governor.
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FINANCIAL.
cINcrNNArI, Jan. s-s:lu z. NJ.

CINCINNATI. Jan. 5-3IU r. M.
Gold is worth 112x in Wall street. Here it is
quoted 12K buying, and ll21s seuing. cold
checks ON New York l2z. /, ass-ss
Exchange on Eastern cities is worth par
Duying and LILO premium selling and steady.
Sterling is quiet at 4.S6 TO 4.s1 gold.
There is sJih an active demanu for money
with firm market. Nt&t&e# IA
Government bonds are rated to-day as fol-
lows:
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Third, Amnesty for the past and Sc
curity for the future.
Fourth, A stoppage Of the war.
Fifth, A generous commercial treaty
with the United States.
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PETRALIA, PA, Jan. 5.--A stabbing af-
fray occurred here this morning at six
O'Clock, between the three following
named persons: Rody Rowbolton, j.
Humphrey and John Moreover. They
were engaged in gambling, when an al
tercation was raised between them,
which resulted in fight, during which
John Moreover was badly cut and
stabbed with a knife and beaten with a
pair OF steel knuckles, by Rowbolton
and Humphrey. .
Tie wounded man Is under the doc
tors care, and has had his wounds
sewed up. Rowbolton and Humphrey
are under arrest, and confined in the
town jail. Since writing. the above i
have learned that Moreover Is q notori-
GUS gambler, and keeps faro bank here.
----------s r--------------~
what the Graphic Man Knows.l
NEW York, Jan. 5.--The Gyaphic's
Washington special says 1T is believed
thss President Grants demands on
Spain involve,-
First The abolition Of slavery ~
Sec Second, A Legislature id which the
CubanS Mlll Aeye representation. sssN
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A Little Centennial Celebration
MANCHESTER: N. H., Jan. 5.-To-day
being the one hundredeth anniversary of
New Hampshire, Governor Cheney or
dered national salute of SO guns to be
fired at Portsmouth at sunrise, noon and
sunset.
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vetOins a Veto.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 5.-The City Coun-
Gil passed an ordinance levying police
and school tax, over the Mayors veto by
vote OF six to one.
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UATION-As nurse, to
Wv travel South, by an experienced girl.
Apply 2al f.. Pearl st. jab-3t
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EOR SALE--FARM-Of 81 acres, 20 acres
T timber, balance under cultivation? good
orchard, water, comfortable house and out
buildings, TX miles from Mullins Station. X. z.
X. R.; title good; price. s., 800. Address j. w.
MANN, Mullins Station, Kenton county, Ky.
jaS-5t
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WANTED---sITUATIo

yNT ANTED- -SITUATION--To do laundry
wv or chamber work. Apply at 546 b. Fbfth
al 5a4. s ia5-St
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MARRIED.,

PRICE-STIPP--At Burdsall M. E. Church,
Marathon Circuit, January I'd, 1876, by Rev.
j. w. Burdsall, Mr.. Orlando Price to Miss
Nancy IL. Stipp, OF Clermont county, Q.
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T,OR SALE-HOUSE-That splendid bnsi-
I ness property, Nos. l59, 1871 and 1853 w.
Third st.. between Race and Elm. fronting 100
feet on Third and Union sts.. and TN feet on
Elm st. Particulars at No. 16l w. Third at.
~ ja5-4t
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VTTANTED = PARTNERSHIP An ener-
w gctic man, with a little cash, used to can
vassing in liquor dealers business. Address
GEORGE, this Office. : Ja5-2t'
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VKTANTED TO EXCHANGE : Carpenter
w work and lumber for stone and work on
o cellar for house in the West End. Call at
5S5 Central avenue. Ja'-3G
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NOR SALE--LAND--5 SO acres prairie land;
neigIborhood, in Adair county, Iowa, near
county seat. Or will trade for horse and light
spring wagon. Address wv" this oIlice.
Iiv14-tfl
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vxyANTED-TO EXCHANGE--A lease OF
wv 8iu acres OF bituminous coal for q stock Of
goods. Address w. s. e. BOX 223, Wiiliams-
burg Holmes county, .. tas-4t
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VKTANTED-BRUSH MAxER-A good fin,
wv Usher can have steady employment ana
cool wages. Address at once. e. HESSlN q
CO.. Columbus, D. Ja5-zt
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TfOR SALE = CHEAP = LIFE SCHOLAR
SHIP-For full Arithmetic and Telegraph
Course at Bryant, Stratton Il DeHan's College.
c,ty lab f,d&W
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TOR SALE-ENGINE--A 12-horse power
ID Portable Engine, with boiler in good order.
Price S275. For particulars address ARCHIE
GlLCHRlST, Volcano, Wood county, West
Virginia. ja5-3t*
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vKTANTED--SMOKY CHIMNEYS CURED.
wv Brick and general jobbing work done to
ordcr, III. W. HARDESTY, Office Marble-
works, 255 W est Fifth street. ja5-2t
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VxTANTED YOU TO KNOW That B.
wv CAVAGNA & SON have new lot OF line
Boncless Codisn, and splendid line Of
Groceries, Jfzo-u
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V1OARDfNG Elegantly furnished or alnfurf
no nished front rooms. also adjoining rooms
and front single room, TO married couples q
sinelo gentlemen; table exceilenti terms mod
sratsf locality cpptgrL 26a vRs etrce4 20 20
low sevepth. 5zsap'ss
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TXTANTED-WHY SUFPERP When you
wv can get your corns, bunlons, warts and
fngrowing nails cured by DIR. Ii. NJ. HERSCH-
FIELD, 8S Broadway, Lexington, Ky, dei4-ly
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LNOR SALE-LAND-70 acres OF choice bot
ID tom land, all In cultivation, on railroad
and near a station, 15 miles from the city.
Address H.. Star office. oc9-tf
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TOR SALE - SIGNS = Two, double-faccd;
IL suitable for n jobber in brick work and
plastering; cost $13; will sell for 81 cash. Call
at 261 Richmond street. ja3-2t
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VxTANTED-EMpL OK MENT- BY. a man
wv willing to make himself useful in any
business or newspaper line, where an hones'
living can be made. Address J. NJ, this office
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yKT TED-PARTNER-To help put on
w the road drst-class Minstrels; have
sgmc good people; about really to start Ad-
aress MINSTREL, Box 228, Steubenviile, Ohio.
~. M ja3-4G ail. aa.
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vTTANTED-YOU TO KNOw--That John
w Rcnncr's Shell Oysters are received dai-
ly by express. Call and see him. Opposite the
Grand Hotel. oeo-i"
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BOARDING.

TYOARDINS-A nicely furnished front room,
Id with good board aud home comforts; ref-
nrences required. No. 1856 Longworth street.
z .-.. Ina. .Qt -.
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TNOR SALE ELEVATORS = Two second
E hand elevators, in good order. with plat
forms and ropes. Price S75 each. POST &
CO., 1856 and SO West Second ct. ja5-3t
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VxTANTED-LETTER and mar
wv Bile cutter in general; no one need apply
who does not understand the business: JOS.
LEY, Minister, Anglaize county, 0. Ja3-3t
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EOR SALE-PIANO--une Steinway Sous
It. New York 7-octave, carved legs, piano.
forte. in use very little, with stool and cover,
for 1915 cash. z66 Longworth ST. ja5-3t
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IT. one of the best Cincinnati Commercial Col
leges. Will sell cheap. Address s. &c. Box
o. city oclS-tf
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sTRAYED OR STOLEN.

GTRAYED OR STOLEN = DOG = Red fe..
- male dog, ON Friday evening. A liberal
reward will be paid If returned to 2s Pierson
street, up stairs. ja4-2tf
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-05

VHJANTED-TO CLOSE OUT--A stock Of
Wv nrstsclass Sewing Machines IN order 70
COST-for CASH. Call for AGENT, $50 Walnut
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