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and now advocates the election OF Hayes
and Wheeler.
The Chicago Courier, speaking of
Tilden, says: "There is no danger OF
Uncle Sans being guilty OF nepotism.
He hasn't brother.in-law in the world,
and, if he had hundred, he has money
enough to take G re of them without
pensioning them upon the Government"
The Quincy Herald says: The Illi-
nois Democrats in Washington insist
that Hon. VIM. R. Morrison must relin-
tons, and run 1or Governor, in order to
beat Mr.. Cullom. Mccormick, the reaper
man, is also spoken OF iavorabiy for the
| nomination, in view OF Capturing the
Grangers.
The Dayton Herald and Empire
charges that Carl Schurz 'got the snug
little sum of $4,000 for helping to elect
Hayes last TALL" 1t also says: ''He is
| Always early in the market for the side
| that pays the best. His present course
is easily enough explained by the tact
| that he did not get a bid from the Demo-
| cratic side."
-Aarper's Weekly has this to say Of
the two parties: "The issue is now
| Joined. 1t is a contest between two par
| ties, two tendencies, two traditions.
Every independent voter will look at the
general character OF the Republican and
the Democratic party, and ask himself
which more truly represen the lntellt-
gence. the conscience, and the patriot
| Ism of the country."
| The Cleveland Plaindeaer says:
"Allen's three Generals in Ohio, Morgan,
Ewing and Sleedman, have gracefully
surrendered to the situation, and an
nounce their intention of supporting
lilden and the ticket. The Ohio Demo-
crals will fighteach other, but when they
have to cnoose between an Eastern
| Democrat and Grant Western Repub-
| lican, they go the nominee"
| -EX. Gov. Allen, in conversation with
an interviewer, said: "With regard to
the work done by The st. Louis Conyen-
| ton, have nothing TO say. l do not
propose " take any decided stand in
support of Mr.. Tilden, nor will use any
influence may have against him. Be-
yond taking all interest in the affairs oil
my iellow-cltizens l have forever and
irrevocably done with politics."
! Both Alabama and North Carolina
have recently adopted new constitu-
| lions. Alabama, which formerly held
| her fall elections IN November, will this
year hold an election for State officers
ON the first Monday in August. Both
parties are preparing to contest the
| State, and u hot fight may be expected.
North Carolina Will hereafter mold her
| elections in November instead Of in
| August, as heretofore.
The Staunton Va. Valley Virginian
is for Hayes and Wheeler. The editor
explains: "The people of Rockingham
County have kind rembrance of Gov.
ernor Hayes. He commanded division
under General Sheridan, and when the
order to burn was Issued, in consequence
OF the killing Of Captain Meigs in 1864,
General Hayes, in numerous instances,
| lnteriered TO project ,he property of The
cuiz MS. Numerous persons In the vi
clnity of Dayton anu along the SGenan-
dOah Rtver can testify TO the kind con-
sideration shown them by the action OF
Governor Hayes, aud refer TO him in the
most earnest terms Of commendation."
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THE Republican, organs are every
where sharply criIicizing Gen. Grants
summary dismissal Of Mr.. Jewell from
the Cabinet; and are saying to him that,
unless cause is shown fer such action,
they must give him over to hardness oil
heart and reprobate mind, and will in
no manner be responsible for his freaks
of i'll humor and perversity of temper.
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G.. B. HOLLISTER,
ATTORNEY.AT-LAW.
No. 23O Walnut Street.
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
RAILROAD TIMETABLE.
ATLANTIC AND GREAT WESTERN.

ATLANTIC AND GREAT WESTERN.
Depot, Fifth and HOadlv. Time, minutes fast.
Depart, Arrive, Arrive
Cinti. Cin't. Descon.
New York Eek IL .l5A.M. 5OOP.M. 7:30P. M,
New York Ex ....... y:50P.M. 5.,5A.M. 6;50A.M.
LoUlsyILLR AND CINCINNATI sHoRT-LINE.
Depot, trout and kilgour. Time, minutes SLOW.
Louisville Elk dailv 60UA.M. 8:00P.M. 10 :3JA. N,
Louisville daily..... 3:0JP.M. l2:lbP.M. 7.45P.M.
Louisville daily. 49,. o1OpM. 7;45A.M. 12A0p.M.
MAptprfA A ANy,
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ENlTUCKY CRNTRAf


CINCINNATI AND MU5KINHUM VALLEY
Depot Fronts and Kllgonr. Time ] minutes fast.
hanesyile Ex..,....10:l5A.M. 340r.M., s: 0P.M.
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A gentleman having engaged brick.
layer to make some repairs IN mis- cellar,
ordered the ale to be removed before the
bricklayer commenced his work, '.Oh,
am not afraid OF barrel OF ale, sir,o
said the man. II presume not, /" said tho
gontlemanj ''Dul 1 thinK u barrel Of ole
would run Ut your approach
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ELASTIC TRUSS.
GEORGIA sLMt sss":s: ;s;;:s:':; : :,;;:: :s::'

should subscribe for the MoREING NEWS. pub
lished AZ Savannah, Gs.; Daily, $40, Weekly,
saperannum. Adwertisers desiring customers
In these States, should use Ito columns. IL is
the bcst paper In tho Southeast. Specimen
copies sent on receipt Of oents Address j.
II. ESTlLL, Savannah. Ca
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO VIA PARKER6BUR0.
Depot, Pearl and Plum. Time, minutes last.
Grafton Mail,....... 6:00k.M. 2:30P.N. 92gP.M.
al, Tx daily. -. 939A.M. 7:l5P.M. 6.I0A.M.
Baltimore Ex d'y lO:tOp.m. 53Ja.m. 6:3jp.m.
BALTlMoREAN OHIO, VIA COLUMBUS.
Depot, Kllgour and From. Time, 7mlhules last.
Baltimore Ex daily s:0eA.M. S:0lP.M, 8:i0A.M.
Baltimore Ex....... :39P.M. 2:5P.M. 6:35P, NJ.
Wheeling Ex ........ S,6p.m. 5:0Oa.ln. II lUJa.m
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o. Minor Mentions.

NATION, ILL, Nov. PA fire here
last night nearly destroyed Dole Bros
large block, together with stores and
various establishments. Total loss
about $4,000, insurance nearly two
thirds.
NEW YORK, Nov. 29.-Counterfei
bonds OF the Prairie du CHEN Division
of the Milwaukee IL St. Paul Railroad
Company, bearing 7.3 per cent. interest,
were found in circulation in the street
this morning. Tue parties who offered
the bonds Tor sale have been arrested.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.-In regard to
the statement in yesterdays World that
one thousand colored men have been en-
listed in Baltimore within ten days, the
Baltimore Gazette, Democratic, to-day,
says 1t is unfounded. There are only
two recruiting offices in Baltimore, and
the total number OF men enlisted during
the past month was seventeen.
NEW YORK, NOV. 22.-The Times
Hartford special says: "rhe point is
raised here that II postmasters are ineli-
gible as Electors because they hold an
Office OF profit and trust, and that their
places can not be filed, that Governor
Ingersol, one oil the Democratic Elect
ors Of Connecticut, is dh qualified by
reason of his holding positlon Of Com
missioner of the United States Court"
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LATEST LOCAL.

DETECTIVES KUsHMAN and Ampthauer
this morning arrested Jennie Stewart,
at No. 227 West Sixth street, on sus-
picion OF stealing all oVercoat from JAS.
Spencer, a visitor at the house.
THREE mobs of pickpockets came to
this city from Chicago about ten days
ago, for the purpose Of "working'' the
crowds around the bulletin boards at the
newspaper offices, and they are still
here.
ALL Irishmen and friends OF Ireland
are Invited to attend public meeting to
be held Thursday evening, November 70,
1875, to celebrate the anniversary OF the
execution Of the Manchester Martyrs.
Good speakers will be in attendance to
address the meeting.
A DISPATCH was received at noon by
Coroner Maley that a man was found
dead this morning at Ludlow Grove,
near Erkenbrecher's starch factory. An
inquest will be held this evening. The
name of the man and the particulars OF
the cause Of death were not stated.
A RUNAWAY accident occurred on
Fitth-street Market-space between and
2 O'Clock this afternoon, in which a coun-
rryman's team. which had been left un-
hitched, ran away and was considerably
used up. The team in its flight struck
one of McCatferty's milk wagons, almost
demolishiGg that vehicle, besides Sc
verely injuring one OF the mules thereto
attached.
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action with Russia to compel Turkey To
grant everything that humanity anu
civilization demands.

action with Russia to compel Turkey TO
grant everything that humanity anu
civilization demands.
FROM THE DOMINION.
QUEBEC, Nov. 22.-The pioneer winter
vessel, the Northern Light, has been
successfully launched, and will this
season practically determine whether
the Lower st. Lawrence can be naVl-
gated as far up as Quebec during the
season of snow and ice. So far this sea-
son the weather has been remarkably
mild.
MONTREAL, Nov. 22.-The sentence OF
Ryan, of PeterbOro, mas been commuted
to Imprisonment for life.
FOREIGN NOTES.
NEW YORK, Nov. 22.-The following
notes are from latest English files:
1t is stated that a Major Barlow, who
was a Rifle Volunteer in Lancashire, has
started to assume command of the Abys-
sinian army. He takes the place Of the
unfortunate General Krkham.
Mrs. Cora Tappan, the trance medium,
has Just married her fourth husband at
London.
DIR. Forbes Winslow, who is regarded
as one OF the most able modern authori-
ties on mental arrangement, records it
as q startling fact, not mere rumor,
that over ten thousand persons of I'M
sound mind are confined in the lunatic
asylums OF the United States, driven
mad from over.eXcitement caused by
spiritualism.
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Hygiene of Plants.

An article in the American Naturalist
on the "Hygiene Of Plants" commends
the wholesome effect OF gro wing vegeta-
ton in hving.rooms. 1t asserts with
reason that, if forests purify the air
about them, group OF plants in the
house will do the same. 1t remarks that
"Many gaseous and other substances
affect animals and plants in a similar
manner; and, in many cases, an atmos-
phere in which one will not thrive is
hurtful to the other. Many injurious
gases that are too often found in our
dN sllings affect plants even more
readily than they do man, SO that, to a
certain extent, plants become tests OF
the air we breathe; and, when it is
found that plants will not grow in a
furnace, 1t is surely true that such
rooms are unfit for mans occupation,
and that they can not be used without
certain Injury TO the health. In green
houses, where large number OF plants
are shut up in small amount Of air, it.
is true that the amount OF carbonio acid
is, even at night, less than outside.
Florists. who spend much Of their time
in greenhouses, are as class unusually
healthy; and sometimes these people
sleep tor weeks in the greenhouse, with
not the least evil effect. Physicians
who have had much experience among
florists have uniformly testified to their
general robustness. It is also q well
known fact that asthmatic persons often
lind great reliefas they enter green
house and breathe it's air; even those
whose complaint prevents comfortable
rest else here fiud little or no trouble in
sleeping III o greenhouse"
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Miscellaneous-John Sohickliug. per-
forming common labor on Sunday, oiS-
missed; Mary Winters, malicious de-
structi0n, $40; Patrick Bolger, John
Jetfrcys, house breaking 60-S2O0; ThOs-
Welsh, malicious destruction, ~; ThOs.
Henry, abusing family. 9 months aud
500: Levi Price, receiving stolen goOda,
dismissed: VIM. Wallace. personal V19-
lence TO an officer, 30 $50; z. Sess, n.
Busteller, J. Greullcn, selling liquor On
election day, costs, each; James a. ote-
yens. false pretense, dismissed.
Drunk and Disorderly-Frank. kenaD.
So; VIM. Wallace, $40; Cbas. W. Hunter.
So; VIM. Yockey, 80 days; Jas. Ryan, %;
Martin Sbreck, 30 days; VIM. stump, %
$50; Michael Dougherty, SIS; Pat. kciiEs
SIS; Mary Travis, months; Jennte
Ptister, dismissed; d. A. Johnson, Chas-
Phillips and VIM. Axman, 30 days eaci!;
Jennie Glashau, So; Martin Riley, %
days; Mary Winters, 60 days.
Petit Larceuy-Joseph Mason, 30 $D0;
Anthony White, Mary Sweeny, 3O-S1oo:
John Carney, 3O-S100.
Vagrancy-Fhomas Joy, Daniel Joy.
Mary Joy, Eliza JOY, dismissed.
Assault and Battery--Fred. Koehler.
Jacob Weber, costs; Michael Schaner,
SO; Henry Wegman, Barney Wegman,
costs: Geo. Ehrhardt, dismissed.
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NEWS FROM THE METROPOLIS
The Weather.

NEW YORK, Nov. 22.-Rain fell stead
lily throughout last night, but ceased
shortly before daylight. Thick clouds
overhang the city and there are no indi-
cations Of clear weather. The severe
weather of the past three days has, how
ever, abated.
at One Hundred and Twenty-ninth street
and Harlem River, early this morning,
destroyed the extensive three-story
building occupied as grain storage and
-four mills by W. Fl. Payne & Co. Total
loss $4,000.
Business Failure.
John T. Manning q Co., OF Yonkers,
N. Y, one of the largest hat manufac-
turing firms In the country, have failed.
ties $42O, 600, of which $3.50, 1911 Is unse-
cured; assets about $3.50, 1000.
Louisiana Creditors Want a Hear
ing.
A special from New Orleans says
foreign bopdholders have sent here three
millions of old State bonds to be re-
funded, with the request to Governor
Kellogg to call meeting of the Funding
Board Tor thaL purpose. There being
two years. interest due on them, and
the funds not on hand to pay it, their
immediate funding would place the
State In default. Considerable anxiety
exists in commercial circles respecting
the issue of the application, to which
Kellogg has not yet responded.
Billiards.
The National Billiard Tournament
was continued last night, the game be-
tween Albert GARNER and Joe Slosson
resulting: GARNER 800. Slosson 2S4. Gar
nier's highest runs, 81, Al, %; Slosson,
104 Al, 56. Winners average, 16 2S.
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United States Court.

N. B. Read, alias James Read, who
was convicted during June last at the
same time with Roman Lohrer and Mills
and who pleaded guilty to having coun.
terfeit money in his possession, was
sentenced by Judge Swing to six
months Imprisonment in the county
jail.
The case Of the First National Bank
against Fred. Burkhardt is in progress.
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Mail Coach Robbery.

SANTA FE, N. M, Nov. 22.-The mall
coach was stopped last night ten miles
north of Los Vegas by four masked men
Being we'll armed they compelled the
driver and messenger to alight, when
they took from the mail pouches and ex-
press boxes everything of value except
some silver bricks, which they said were
too heavy. They then cut the telegraph
lines. No clue to the robbers has been
obtained,
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BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS..
Business Transacted by the BOar6
This Morning..

The Board met in regular session,
all members present, and President Bed
in the chair.
On motion, the contract for the i'm
proyement OF Lincoln avenue. from
Woodburn avenue to the section Line,
was awarded to Messrs. Bolger 81 Crom-
ley.
The resolution to contract with Fred.
Dankle g. Co., for the repairing ofstreets
in the Eleventh District, was apprOVeds
also with John r. Coughlin for tine i'm
provsment OF School alley from john
street west to school-house.
On motion, Mr.. II. z. Vanderveer was
appointed Inspector OF the improve
ments on Kenton street, at a salary Of
S3 per day for actual working days.
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MarrInxe Licensea.
The following marriage licenses

The following marriage licenses were
issued since our last report:
b. Bussman and Elizabeth Schultz.
Henry W. Wahle and Sophia d. Bohrer.
Horace g. Wilson aud Lizzie FosdicB.
George Heyob and Hickey Bragger.
ALI. Koeiler and Josie Breitenstein.
Jos. Holthaus and Katie Burgeman.
John Kramer and Carrie e. Geiger.
Albert VI. Clark and Annie B. Victor.
John II. Barry aud Barbara Diestler.
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FOREIGN.

ITALY AND THE EASTERN QUESTION.
ROME, Nov. 2-The Diretto newspa-
per. commenting on Italy and the East
ern question, believes it to be the duty
Of all the Powers Of Europe to unite In
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Sorry He Didn,t Sell.

KANKAKEE, ILL, Nov. 22.-rhe short
horn bull, Nineteenth Duke of Airdree,
owned by Emory Cobb, died last night OF
lung fever. Mr.. Cobb had been offered
so 900 for a half interest in the animal.
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MOrluarY Record.

Wolfgang Liebel, 20 years, Germany.
John Hoffman, year, Ferdinand,
John Burns, "A years, Germany.
Chas. Fitch, sLill-born, city.
Ann Brophil, 81 years, Ireland.
Alice Davis, 40 years, Ireland.
Geo. Hughes, 8 years, city.
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The Police bill Sustained.

COLUMBUS, Nov. 22.-The Supreme
Court this morning rendered decision
on the Cincinnati Police Bill. The
Court overrules the plea and holds that
the act constituting the Cincinnati 20.
lice Board Is Constitutional and YallQ.
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.
STEAMBOATS,,
For Pittsburg.
For POnerOy.

THIS DAY, 22d, at 4 P. M. POSITIVELY,
~ h POTOMAC, II. H. Drown, Master.
Freight received at all hours on
1s1iaszz'a'1A Wharf-boat, foot Of broadway. W.
HonShell SUPERINTENDENT
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NOTICE.

DUBLIC MEETING will be held in Hiber-
nian Hall, THURSDAY EVENING, No
vember 23, 1875, to commemorate the anniver-
sary of the execution OF the Manchester Mar
tyrs. All lrishmen, and friends Of Ireland,
are invited to attend. no22-2t+
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For Memphis.
LOST.

T OST-SETTING- -Cornelian stone setting.
IL Xxh inch, oval; if found please reGurn to
IL. l.. W., Room7, ~ West Third street; re-
ward. 2l-2t
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For Huntington.

THIS DAY, 92i, at 5P. M, POSITIVELY,
WS - The G. s. o. K. r. packet FLEET
61Ateegett.S5 WOOD, I. Il. Campbell, Master.
Freight received at all hours on
Wharf boat, foot OF Broadway. w. Honshell,
SuOprintnndnnt
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ROBINSON'S OPERA-HOUSE.

MARTHA! Strakosch Grand italian Opera.
THIS "wednesday EVENING, November ~,
Sig. Brignoi as Lionel in Flotow's charming
Opera, MARTHA. Sigta lsidora Martinez
(her lrst appearance), as Lady Henrietta;
Miss Annandale, Nancy; Sig. Brignoli, Lio-
nel; Mr.. G. Hall, Plunket. Bari1 Taglia-
pietra. Band and Chorus. Conductor, Sig.
De Novellis. Tomorrow (Thursday) evening,
November 28-FAUST. Friday, November "a
Nine. Palmieri in Lucia di Lammermoor.
Saturday, November 25, 2 p. M.-Balfe's Bo e
hemian Girl. Seats now for sale at J. Church
& Co.'s Music Store.
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For VeVay.
w aluuJ stree

MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at
8P. NJ,
~ ~BANNOCK CITY, J. W. Kirby,
LsskaAS4F Master. Apply on board, or at A.
aEszisssssszasszA KennelPs, corner Main and Water
atrnnGt
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For KanaWha.

SATURDAY, 25th, ats P. M. POSITIVELY,
~ h VIRGIE LEE, j. " Reynolds, Mas
R1sa ter. Apply oD board or to Geo.
aAh<aks'ssdA Charter, j. G. Dorman % Co.,
ApentS
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FOR SALE.

TOK SALE--STORE FIXTURES--At rea-
I sonable rates. Apply ut l49 Plum street.
2J-2t
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For ChilO.

DAILY, at p. NJ,
N5zs r. CITY OF PORTSMOUTH, 8. Nor
L.6ssks?sS$sS gan, Master. Freight received at
fszzs<SaRsH all hours on Wharf-hoat, foot OF
w aluuJ street.
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THOR SALE-TOBACCO PRESS-CLeap. A
4 small IyDacco Press, omplete, at 232 W al
nut street. no22-6C*
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lTOR SALE--DRUG STORE--WilI invoice
Il 50 co. and sell for s, 100, cash. Post office
Box o. 20-2U
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T,vR SALE-CANAL BOAT" Dexter" at
4, Carthage, o.; cost 81 900, irons having cost
$50; having neither use nor room for her,
owner will sell for $50. HEATH, 10 ID. Fourth
street, up stairs. 20-2t
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FOR sALE--REAL ESTATE.

NOR SALE FARM - Good farm Of 97X
J acres, situated / u miles from the railroad.
Sn Clermont County; ~ acres in corn, 3 acres
in potatoes, ~ acres in meadow, balance in
pasture and small crop. Farm in good order.
Will sell farm and crop together on VERY EASY
terms. A good chance for any one desiring it
Ito get good home. Address u. b. 81, star
SOfiCe, $50 Walnut street, Cincinnati, y.
, iy2jd&jy21W-tf
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EOR SALE OR RTRADE-HORsE-- we'll
L known road horse, Dick; can .trot In 2:oy;
siegant style, and works single or double. Ad-
press g. 4. DUCkWQRrH, White Mills Dis
klerY. Cincinnati. O. 2l.St
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Tor SALE-HEARSE-U Used very little,
4 and as good as new; modern style, cost
Address r. II. KENNELLY, Lafay yotte, In
uiana. all
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For Louisville.

THIS DAY, ed, at p. NJ, POSITIVELY
the U. S. Mail Line Steamer.
@s GENERAL n. LYTLE, q. Dufour,
Ll,si4kSssss:d#5 Master. Freight received at all
hours on Wharf-boat, foot Of Vine
street. Il. Nj. Wade, superintendent.
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THOR SALE-SEWING MACHINR--A NEW
IT No. " heeler & Wilson sewing machine
Inquire at this office. se9-tf
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VNTANTED-PAKrNE the general
w produce commission business, and old es-
&ablishcd house; location as good as in the
6 ty. Address No. 6, P. q. El-4t
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For Evansville.

THIS DAY, s2d, at 5 p. NJ. POSITIVELY,
~ n, the b. Ii. COOK, Thos. Boluss, Mas
L,6aASEsESS ter. Apply on board, or to J. q.
zzAsasA Dorman Il Co., Agents, No. Main
lErnPt.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NNT ANTED-OLD GOLD-Cash paid for
w diamonds, watches. old gold and silver.
IA. A.EYSTER, matchmaker, 349 W. Fifth.
no2l -2t+
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T1OR SALE - HORSE, &C. - Horse, spri ng
wagon and set of harness, all iu good
order, cheap for cash, at 22S York street, New
port, Ky. nol7-3t-F, ,M&WF