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'ur soldiers will not have been shed in

our soldiers will not have been shed in
vain.
A special from camp at the mouth of
Big Horn, via Bismarck. July 9, says:
The orders issued to General custer
were to proceed up the Rosebud in pur-
suit Of Indians, whose trail was discov-
cred by Reno a few days before.
When the trail was found Custer was
to proceed southwark, to headquarters
of Tongue River, and then turn towards
LiWle Big Horn, feeling constantly to
his left, so as to prevent the Indians
from escaping to the south or southeast.
Gibbons column was to move up as
far as the Big and Little Big Horn, and
the plan was thus to inclose the lDdi-
ans between the Two columns, if they
were found on the Little Big Horn.
Gen. Custer was directed to keep Gen.
Glbbon informed OF his operations.
Gen. Custsrs command, as is already
known, struck the Indian camp June %,
and was almost exterminated.
CHICAGO, July .7.-Lieutenan General
Sheridan has ordered General Pope,
commanding the apartment OF the Mis-.
souri,, to send without delay six compa.
MES of infantry to the Yellowstone, to
reinforce General Terry.
NEW YORK, July IA Philadelphia
dispatch gives an interview with Gen.
Sheridan. He says Fridays dispatches
show that the fight was not complete
massacre, as our troops were able TO
rescue their wounded and retreat v ith
them.
He said it would be Unfair yet to pass
any Judgment upon Custers conduct.
He Is said to have made mistake, and
pays the penalty with his life.
SAN FRANCISCO, July THE news of
the killing of Custer and his troops Gre
ated considerable stir among military
men here. Their opinion is that a gen.
eral uprising Of Indians is to be ex-
pected.
portion OF the troops stationed here,
some OF whom are old Indian fgh, ers,
will be ordered to the front.
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Base-ball.

AT last! A sigh of relief goes forth
over the result of yesterdays game be.
tween sour Boys" and the Philadelphia
Athletics, for the Reds won o game,
They did, indeedl And it was as s'nicso
a game as you'd want to see.
There wasn't an error in nine innings
on the part Of the home club, and only
one by the Athletics. The infieId play.
ers ofthe Reds played with skill thas
ast0nished their warmest friends.
Gouid's catch Of line fly from Hall, in
the seventh inning, was beauty-tho
best field play of the game. uH
Deans pitching was first-rate, and
aided materially in the result. Meyer
lie made a terrible biunder by throwing
a ball six feet above the hands of thu
first baseman, and at critical point in
the game-a throw which lost his club
the victory. Here's the score:
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send you TO the Work-house this time,
John. The sentence is fine of $50 and
COSTS" AS the impecunious John
hasn't had 30 cents in the last three
years, the Judges leniency is not so
we'll appreciated as it might be, "seeIng
as how" the prisoner will have to 60 out
there to work it out.
GEORGE soUTHGATE, a stone-cutter,
aged ABOUT torty-tiye years, who lives
with his wife and four children ON Syca-
more street, below Sixth, was before
Judge Lindemann in the Police Court
this morning, charged with an attempt
at rape upon a girl, aged eleven years,
named Bridget Robinson, on the An OF
July. The case was continued until the
11th inst, and the prisoner remanded to
a cell in default oil II, 900 bail.
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HOUSE.
FLASHES.

Moody IL to commence work in Chica-
go, October l.
General Gorilla died at the City OF
Mexico on the 25th ult. from the effects
Of his wounds.
Mr.. Blaine is still confined to hisroom,
and there has been no marked change i'll
his condition.
Felix st. Eline Reynaud, Vice Admit
raj of the French Navy, died yesterday
at Brent, aged sixty -eignt.
Tue report OF the death OF General
Antonio Lopez De Santa Anna In the
City Of Mexico, on June II, is confirmed.
Lewis I'll. Jones, proprietor OF the ho-
tel at Earlyille, N. Y, was shot dead on
Wednesday night by a man whom he
had refused drink.
Aleck Brown and Patrick Rodgers.
age fourteen each, were drowned in
Lake Pontchartrain, Louisiana, yester-
day, by the upsetting of a skif.
Edward Warburg, a prominent cotton
buyer, for many years connected with
the English cotton trade az Memphis
and New Orleans, died yesterday.
Harvey Bates, sen., one OF the first
settlers of indianapolis, died yesterday,
aged eighty-two years. MIR. Bates was
the first Sheriff oil Marion County, Ind.
Eugene Ford, a well known railroad
official, of Columbus, attached to the
Bee Line and several transportation
corporations, died suddenly yesterday
OF paralysis Of the heart.
DR.. Thomas Evans, of Paris, is in New
York, and will begin, this week, the
work Of raising subscriptions for mon
ument in France in gratitude of the
great men who helped America in the
Revolution.
The New York Prohibition State Con-
vention nominated Hon. VIM. j. Groo
for Governor, Albert Brown Tor Lieuten-
ant Governor, Shotwell Powell for Canal
Commissioner, and Elias L. Talbot Tor
State Prison Inspector.
The Massachusetts ProhibitIonists
have ticket In the field as follows
John L. Baker for Governor, DR.. d. q.
Eddy, Lieutenant Governor; FL. B. Price.
Secretary Of State; Julius l.. Clark,
Auditor; H. Ii. Faxon, Treasurer; Thos.
l.. Wakefield, Attorney General.
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LATEST LOCAL,

s. T.J. COLEMAN WAS appointed ad-
mlnistrator OF Artery Payne. Person
atty $1,000.
JOHN BENDER, ESQ, Clerk OF the Po-
lice Court, collected the following
amounts OF fines and COSTS during The
month of June: State, $685. 4O; City,
S. 162 so; Total, $2,S47 80.
EMIL II. NAUMAN is accused of en-
bezzl,ng the sum oi 500 from Peter .Reu.
bel, a picture dealer at No. $50 Vine
street, for whom he has been working.
He will be examined on the 12th instant.
Bail. 5000.
FRED. PAGELs is running great risk
OF causing damage to others and losing
a valuable team by feeding his horses,
without halter or bride on their heads,
while attached to his furniture wagon as
it stands on Plum street. 1t is a dan
gerous custom and should be stopped.
LUCY DESMOND offended guardian
of the peace by merely trying to sell a
few dresses which sue had made herself.
Being arrested ON the charge of peddling
without license, she appeared before
Judge Lindemann this morning, ana was
promptly dismissed.
A DANCING GIRL sOver the Rhine -
had u few golden trinkets stolen. A man
was caught trying to pawn the missing
articles. The woman was confronted
by the thief, whom she at once recog.
nizad as her "dear" husband--T. r. Ser
Vile. Mrs. Serville refused to prose.
cute her light-ingered spouse, SO the
case was dismissed and Officer Mead
was baked.
LITTLE Mary Ffickers trouble is that
she perslstently refuses to call her STEP
father, Henry Fricker, ssiather." Then
Henry boats her. This doing no good,
he had her arrested and taken to the
Hammond-street Station-house and the
charge OF ,.ncorrigiblllty" preferred.
This morning Alderman JAKE Gardner,
a relative Of the girl, promising to get
her home elsewhere, she Was allowed
to depart in peace. a9f iq.
JOHN MoD0NNELL stole O table-cloth
worth 81 50 IRON Jas. MoCune. 1t was
a clear case. Said the Judso, "pll not
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BOARD OF PUBLIC wOnks.
Business Transacted by the Board
This Morning.

This morning.
The Board met in regular session, al
the members present and President
Bell in the chair.
On motion, MIR. W. r. Hardin, agent Of
ID. W. Corwin, was granted permission
to put down plank sidewalk in front
Of the premises No. 20 West FROM
street.
A communication from Mitchell g Ram
meisberg, asking that they may be al
lowed to maintain wooden sidewalk
on John and Second streets. in front oi
their premises, instead OF being obliged
to put down a brick sidewalk, was re.
terred to Mr.. Caldwell.
Mr.. Caldwell presented resolution
instructing the clerk to prepare and
transmit to Council an ordinance appre-
priting 1882 50 in favor OF the Board OF
Public Works ior Water-works pnx.
poses.
Mr.. Caldwell presented the following,
which was adopted: -,
"Whereas, A permit was heretofore
given to the Mt. Adams & Eden ParH
Plane Company to lay pipe through the
sidewalk IN front of the property
on Lock below Fifth streef,
and along Lock street to an open sewer,
ana now learning that said drain Is 70
be used to connect with closets on NE,
Auburn, it Is hereby ordered that the
said drain be mot allowed to conneca
with said open sewer, but said Company
are permitted to continue said pipe ts
connect with covered sewer at Third
and Lock streets.
The Chair presented an estimate for
laying a four-inch line of water pipe iu
Price alley, south OF Charming street,
Referred to the Committee ON Water
works.
MIR. Foote offered the following which
was adopted:
sResolyed, That the Engineer be and
is hereby directed to prepare an ordi.
nance to assess the cost OF improving
Front street, between Sixth and Car7
Streets"
Tue following was adopted:
"Resolved, that the Chief Engineer DO
directed to prepare an ordinance for an
additional pro rata assessment to pay
the balance due for the Improvement 81
Locust street,"
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Police Court.

Observation-Disclosures Marks, abus-
ing family. continued; Matthew Lud-
wig, same, dismissed: Geo. Rothwell,
Geo. White, malicious destruction Of
property, continued; Ed. Hopkins, Ell
len Ryan, same, dismissed; FlOreuZ
Gerlach, receiving. stolen goods, dis
missed; john ConnOrs, resisting officers,
dismissed; same, stabbing with intent
to wound, bound over; same, malicious
destruction OF property, dismissed !;
same, stabbing with intent to kill, bound
over; John Wade, resisting officers, dis
missed: Chas. Winn, VIM. Finn, ms
licious destruct. on, $40 each; Charles
stieD, abusing family, dismissed; J..
Freiberg, committing nuisance, contin-
ued; Mary Fricker, incorrigibility,
dismissed; Ludwig Desmond, ped
dling without license, dismissed;
Geo. Southgate, attempting to commit
larry, continued; Valentine Gspf, abus.
ing family, dismissed; e. f. Nauman,
embezzlement, continued; VIM. Whalen,
malicious destruction OF property, dis
missed; Daniel VNeal, burglary, con-
tinued.
Petit Larceny-Thos. Joyce, 80 $l0O /;
Fred. Gaussen, 30-$100; j. II. Seryille,
dismissd; John Mcdonnell, $50; Daniel
Stern, two cnarges, continued.
Grand Larceny-W. Ii. Klusman, dis
missed.
Drunk and Disorderly-John Wade,
dismis sed; Chas. Vain aud VIM. Finn,
81 each; z. l.. Hicks, SO; Geo. w. Smith,
81; Peter Scblotthauer, dismissed; /;
Bridget Smith, SO; Maggie Burns and
Ellen Hussey, 81 days each.
Assault and Baitery-Aumphrey Des-
mond aud Thomas Coleman, continued: /:
Peter Sullivan, execution issued; Hum.
phrey Desmond, So; Morris Kelley aud
Patrick Kelley, under bonds; VIM. Will
liams, under bonds.
yagrancy-James Black, 80 days.
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FORTY-FOURTH CONGRESS- LIST SESSION
SENATE.

SENATE.
WASHINGTON, July Ga resolution
to appoint a committee of three to in
vestigate the character and extent of
Chinese emigration was agreed TO. The
Senate then resumed the consideration
OF the articles of impeachment against
eX-Secretary Of War Belknap. A num-
Der Of witnesses were examined, after
which further proceedings were post
poned until tomorrow, and the Senate
adjourned.
WASHINGTON, July 6.-The Geneva
Award Bill was taken up and passed.
The Conference Committee on the Leg
islative, Executive and Judicial Appr0-
priation Bill was reported unable 10
agree, and IA long discussion ensued on
the question OF reduction of the ex-
penses of the Government, at the
close of which a new Committee
was appointed. Conference Committees
on the Silver Bill and the Sundry Civil
Service Appropriation Bill were ordered.
The joint resolution adopted by the Sem
ate on "Wednesday for the completion OF
the Washington Monument was taken
from the Speakers desk and concurred
in unanimously. Adjourned.
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Runs searned-Athletlcs, Il Cincinnatis, O.
Time of game-Two hours and twenty min.
utes. 4-
Umpire-Charles Daniels, of Hartford.
Fly balls caught-Atnletics, II; Cincinnatis.
10.
Fly balls smissei--Athlstics, .: Cincinnatis, q
First base on errors-Atnletics, 3; Cincinna-
tbs, 3.
Left on bases-Athletics, A; Cincinnatis.k &
Passed bails-Coons, /; Bo tn, l.
Struck eut-Meyerle, i; Zettlein, 1; Kessier,
1; Jones', j.
Double plays-Fisler and Knight, /; Kessler,
Sweasey. anu Goulo, 1.
The last game of the Athletic series
will b. played tomorrow afternoon.
The Fire Flys, OF the Thirteenth Ward,
beat the Ravens, of the West End, on
the 4th OF July, by score Of IA to- Z.
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By American Press Association to the STAR.
CHICAGO, July Jake Rhem, King of
the Chicago Whisky Ring, and chief
squealer, was sentenced this morning to
fine.
The Court said he could not 60 back of
the agreement OF the District Attorney.
Rehm was Immediately taken to Jail, the
Court refusing bail.
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Springfield items.
Special to the Star.

Special to the star. t,...r
SPRINGFIRLD, July lit would be not
only advisable but humane on the part
Of our city authorities TO take steps TO-
wards the removal of the station-house Sc
TO some other building, as the present
rookery has neither Iixht nor yentlla.
tion, and consequently must be un.
healthy.
The round-house of the o.. c., O. q I.
Railroad at the east end ot Main street
will soon he completed,
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MOrtuary Record.

Therisa Klrnrel, 13 months, city.
VIM. Moser, Germany.
Chas. ButZ. s months, city.
ii. II. pellewessel, 76 years, Europe.
VIM. Fries, 20 years, Germany.
F. hastings, 70 years, New Orleans.
Elwood Seanley, 7 months, city.
VIM. Cullen, 10 years, OHIO.
+. Willsker, 7 weeks, city.
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An exchange remarks that ssoms peo-
pie are wholly unable to appreciate deli,
cate irony" Washwomen are requested
to notice. at gUsth II. Nfai,
Msckey, one OF the Bonansa kings, hns
an lneom ofsl, 600 an hour. just thing
ot III Tnaps more than some Of Ne nalS
In y day,
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Killed by Her Brother.

BY American Press Association to the STAR.
PHILADELPHIA, July TN orris Spring
field, twenty-three years of age, stabbed
his sister Alice five times, In house Of
ill fame on st. Mary street. The girl
staggered to the street and made her
way to the Hospital, where she died.
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At other Points.

CEDAR HILL. KY, July 7.--Yesterday,
Louisvilles Z, Mutuals l.
CHICAGO, July Yesterday, Hart
fords 8, Chicagos 3.
.sT. LOUIS, July 7.-Yesterday, Boz
tons o, BrownsA.
COLUMBUS, July 7.-Yesterday, New
Havens I, Buckeyes /. \.
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This morning Mt the Coroners ofice
an inquest was commenced in
the case OF Florence Hastings, The young
steward Of the steamer Fannie
Tatum, who was found with a stab In
the neck early on tho morning Of July 4,
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Queer. Edwards Pisrrepont is our
Minister 10 England, and Pierrepont
Edwards is British Consul at New
York,
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W ANTED = CHILD BY respectable
w widow, a child or children to take care
Of, during the temporary absence OF parents.
Reference given and required. Terms reason
able. Address Il. ai., Dayton, KY" ju2S-tf
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E0k RENT-HOUSE-No 346 w. Seventh
J. street; modern, and newly papered and
whtencd; ~ rooms Inquire at 2l2 w. Fourth
street, lv4sH 3-4t
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TOR RENT-COTTAGE-No. 674h syca-
IL more st eet, containing three rooms ami
Large yard, at $124 per month, in advance.
Apply at 1874 Race street. TIT
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.
PROPER FITTING SHIRTS.

i. I. SPRAGUE, formerly of I. w. Sprague
Co, manufacturer of PROPER FITTING
SHIRTS to order, has removed to No. 49 Foun-
tain tain Square, Johnston's building. Custom
shirts a specially. ap24-Sm
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TOR RENT-HOUSE-Two.s o.story brick of
Il seven rooms: front and side entrance, and
all modern improvements; III first class ord r.
Apply between and p NJ. on premises, III
". seventh street. 7-yt
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

M ANTED--A HOME-For little girl II
w years old. with respectable family q
httle distance in the country. Call at 623
Front street. 6-8t
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WANTED SITUATIONS.

WTANTED-SITUA ATION-By a frst-class
, w female cook, with reference. Call ut 302
John street. 7-8t
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At WeiIert,s To.nixht.

The following is the programme Of the
Cincinnati Grand Orchestra, Michael
Brand, Conductor, on the occasion Of the
concert at Weilerts Pavilion, tonight:
March, "Wilkommen" Claus.
WalZer, tCorpsbIll Tame" .......... .Gungl.
Overture, "Freischuetz" Weber
Selection, "Lustigen Weber" ... Nicolai.
Overture, "Rosamund" "............ Schubert.
CIarionet solo. Observation-Disclosures. Bergsohn.
Mr.. Carl Shut.
Mazurka, "Arm in Arm" ........... :. Strauss.
Overture, "Oberon" n"............ Weber.
" altz, "Colonnin", ............... Strauss.
QuadrIlle, spanish" Observation-Disclosures Relic.
Lied. 'Gut Nacht, men He zIges Kind" Abt.
Finale, "lmmer tidep'. .Zickoff.
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NTANTED = STU ALTON by middle
w aged woman, city or country. Apply at
1T7 Richmond street. 6.8t
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LNOR SALE-HAT, CAP AND FUR BUSI-
IL NEss-The entire stock and business of the
late b. stair, 245 Superior street. Cleveland, o.,
consisting OF full line OF goods kept in u first
class hat, cap and fur store, with fixtures. For
sale on liberal terms. Business OF thirty years.
som, administrators, Cleveland o. 5-5U
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M ANrED - SITUATION - AS correspon-
w dent, book-keeper or salesman, by ex-
perenced party; references given. Address
Lock-box BOZ, Springfield, O. 6-3t
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HHTANTED - SITUATION = AS travelling
{fV salesman for some wholesale house or
manufacturing establishment. Address +.
BARRON, Columbus, Ohio 6-2t
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LNOR SALE = CHEAP - LIFE SCHOLAR
l. SHJP-For full Arithmetic and Telegraph
Course at Bryant, otratton & DeHan's College.
For full particulars address S. z. C., Box u,
CITY. ja3-tEd&W
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M WANTED-SIrUAT ATION-By young lady
w as nu sery -governess and to take care
Of children: no objection to country. Apply at
or a. dress 8So Clark street. ,i-8t
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+WT ANTED - SITUATION - Young man
w having Normal school education, would
Ike to engage a country school for the coming
season. Address A. ID. H., 3iS w. Fifth street.
6-3t i'' ft''
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LNOR SALE OR LEASE - SLAUGHTER
Il HOUsE--And fixtures; capacity 8JU hogs.
Or will DIX iV for ice curing, and lease it or ex-
st 66t, 7-4t
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FOUND.

OUND-CIGARS-Two good cigars for a
l. nickel, ats. e. cor Main and Orchard sts.
my10-tf
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WTANTED-TO BUY--A drug store, worth
w 5000 to $4,000, doing go1d business
ehy or country; will pay cash for same. Ad-
dress ii. A. AVERY, 1,0S, Kennard street,
Cleveland, Ohio. B-tt
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LOST.
FOR SALE--RBAL ESTATE.

ENOR SALs-LAND--5 so acres prairie land ;
L. good spring on same; in thfcKiy settled
neghborhood. in Adair county, Iowa, near
county-sea Or will trade Address "W,"
this office iyt4-tf
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M ANTED STU ALTON - BY a druggist
College of Pharmacy. An abundance OF ref
erence regarding ability, character, &C. Ad"
dress PHARMACY, Box |, l46. Akron, Ohio.
Q.1r
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EOR SALE-HOUSE-No 50 Laurel street;
IL 3-story brick Of 10 rooms, we'll flushed, in
complete order. will sell at less than cost, II
sold this week. 5-3t
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N D-SIrU ATION-By a young lady
w to stand in store: wages no object. Ad-
dress or apply ut 1896 Clark street. 6-2t
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FOR RENT.

4 Baymiller stl eet, near Findlay, cheap. h.
T. BRADSiREET, Fourth and Main. est
Il OR RENT-HOUSE-Brck house Of six
L rooms, NO. 451li Court street. between CUT
ter and Linn; rent low. Apply at 81 Mound
7-4t
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TKTANTED-SITUAT ATION-At coach paint
w ing. Willing to work for reasonable
wages. Address JNO. L. TUCKER, Columbia,
Tennessee. 3-4t
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M ANTED - MAN An adyanta zeous op-
w p0rtunity presents itself to a respectable
man who can keep accounts and has y few
hundred dollars. Address SAFETY, this Of
ace. IT,
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WT WTANTED-SITUATIO oung lady OF
w good standing wants position as clerk
or writing girl in a good house; best OF ref
erences. Address Box l6Y, Newcastle, Ind.
6-2t
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N WANTED BUY YOUR HATS OF
8 MARTIN. at 42 W. Fitch st. jy1S-I
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LOR SALE-ESTEY ORGAN-New, with
Il three sets OF reeds and sub bass; good
power and tone; cheap for cash. Call at l5
Chestnut street. est
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TOR SALE-HORSE-Bay horse. a good
IL trOt!er, gentle and sound. Can be seen at
stable corner Eighth and Linn. 7-3t
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WANTED - SITUATION - AS carriage
w driver for family, By a young man, in
sity or country Inquire at SAT Freeman street.
6-Bt
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FOR SALE.

LNOR SALE-FISH sEINE-Cheap, at no
IL w. Fifth street. WIN. CLARK. 6-2t
LNOR SALE - HOUSE - And lot on Cutter
i street, between Court and clark streets.
6-4t
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WANrED-SIrUA UATION-As Principal or
w superintendent Of some establ shed
Academy, by regular College graduate of
long exlerience: the south preferred. JOHN
WALTON, Mansfield, y. 6-3t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-07

DOARDIN0 AT a5s Longworth street, good
ID board with q very pleasant front room, Ia,
wife or two single gcntlsuen ;roferonces ex-
snabged. 6-2v