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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-24
LOCAL PERSONALS

HARRY WITHRoW, Chief Clerk at the
Arlington, will leave to-day for the Csa-
tennial.
Ii. J. METTENHEIMER is a candidate
for the position OF Clerk Of the Board Uf
Public Works.
GEO. SETTER, Of the 3. z. W., says thai
ii he don't get better soon he'll have 10
go to the bone-yard.
ii. G, HOLABlRD, City Paymaster, ne.
joices In the possession OF fine ltttl9
girl, whose acquaintance he made yeS<
terday morning.
LEWIS G. BERNARD, Clerk OF the Count
of Common Pleas elect, is going to the
Centennial with q crowd Of city 66icials
that leaves Tonight. |
Mr.. ALEX. TORGES, JR., proprietor Of
he Cincinnati Freie Presse, arrived in
the city yesterday from New York vita
his wife, and took quarters at the Gibsan
House.
LOT. DAVIS, OF Buckeye Furnace; q.
W. Edwards, heavy grain deaier Oi
Illinois, and W. S. Boyd, of Philadelphia,
are among the prominent arrivals at the
st. James.
CHRIS. GREEN, the capacious sto1A.
aehed beer jerker of Vine street, says
uS , Uccu iOuuSu bWGubJ ~56f6u Ll4105&
and has an old oreide watch now that hB
wants somebody to tackle.
REV. j. s. CANTwELL, editor OF the
Star in the West, who lives at Ahde1A
sons Ferry, was severely injured while
sitting in his Office yesterday by the fali-
ing OF plastering from the ceiling.
JOHN BRINKMEYER, salesman at j.
Lowman IL Bros, was married this az.
| ternOoD at $3.50 o'clock at St. PhliomeHa
Church to Miss Elizabeth Huwe, dauga-
ter Of Mr.. Huwe, the merchant tailor.
The wife Of Councilman FRANK.
sTIENs, OF the Thirteenth Ward, d9sd
yesterday at her home, No. 1876 Pleasant
street. The deceased was ffty-ains
years old. The funeral will take plaes
tomorrow morning.
MAJOR FLoRANr MELrNE. of this city,
formerly OF Cincinnati, Ohio, and one OF
the most gallant officers in the Sixth
Ohio Volunteers, was married on Taas-
day last to Miss PERKINS, of Washing
ton, D. C.-[Washington Capital, OSto-
Der %.
OFFICER JIM. STRgETER, Of the Fulton
District, was one of the disguised edd-
GERS who made the raid on the "Sud"
last night. When dressed out In his
-oggery he visited the Hammond-stresa
6tation-house just before the raid, ami
the turnkey WAS about to lock him up as
tramp.
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FLASHES.

The running races at Baltimore are
postponed until Wednesday.
A colored woman nam9d Wick
drowned herself and child in Nc
Grego@s Greek, at Chatham, Ontario, on
Sunday.
Henry Sohwamb, convicted of the
murder of Henry Bette, at Union Hill,
n, j., has been sentenced to be hanged
on the S,h of December.
II. b. Clawson, Superintendent of
Tion's Cooperative Mercantile Lnstitu-
ton at Salt Lake resigned yesterday,
and A. s. Eldridge was elected 10 fiji
the vacancy.
George w. Rose, private de ective Of
Salt Lake City, was yesterday arrested
on charge of completely with the mss
enger in robbing the Wells & Fargo EX-
press between that city and Ogden.
An account of the loss of the brig Al
mira states that the crew of live, in
Guiding the Captain, took to a raft, and
alter terrible sufferings the Captain and
one of the crew died, another became
insane ana jumped overheard.
A family named Chadwick, residing
in Columbus, o., was poisoned BY drink
ing coffee prepared by grinding in a
mill in which seeds OF jmson-weed had
been ground. The lives Of two or three
of the family were despaired of at one
time, but now they are all recovering.
Among the most prominent arrivals at
the Walnut House this morning
were: Thomas Saulpauyh, of the South
ern Bridge Company, with works at
politician of Rushville; John Ii. Sim
nous, of Ironton, and George Martin
and wife, OF Point Pleasant, West Vir-
ginia,
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NEWS FROM THE METROPOLIS
The Weather.

NEW YORK, October M.-After four
days of rain and fog the weather this
morning is clear, and the sun has made
its appearance.
Thomas Ellis,
Paying Teller OF the Park National
Bank, is discovered to be deiaulter in
the sum of $86, 900. He has not been seen
since last Saturday. The Bank Di-
rectors offer $1,000 for his capture.
Cabinet SpeculatiOns.
The Herald edltorially speculating on
the next Cabinet gives the range OF
choice of both candidates. Or Republi-
can material from which Hayes would
choose, it names Blaine, Morton, Bris-
Hoar, General Butler, Logan, Morgan,
Sherman, Curtis and Jewell; and Co rep
resent the South, Spencer, Kellogg and
Chamberlain. Fur Tilden's cabinet
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CHICAGO.
The sullivan Trial-MOOdY and
Sankey-POlitiCaI.

TRe Sullivan Trial-MOOdY and
Sankey-POliticaI.
CHICAGO, October A-rhe Sullivan
murder trial is almost finished. The
testimony of both sides is in. The Pros
ecuting attorney delivered his address
to the jury yesterday afternoon and the
defense will probably occupy this fore
noon in their arguments. Tue case, it is
expected, will be given TO the jury some
time This afternoon. Tho general opin-
ion is that the jury will disagree.
The great revival continues 70 attract
tremendous crowds to the Tabernacle
and Farwell Hall daily. Fully five
thousand people attended each service
at the Tabernacle yesterday, and over.
flowing meetings were held at Farwell
Hall. Messrs. Moody and Sankey's
success among all classes in the CITY
and suburban towns in their good work,
They are assisted by Rev. T. l.. Cham
berlain, Rev. q. l.. Thompson, Rev. j.
M. Gibson, Rev. W. Spencer, Rev. Mr..
Mitchell, and host Of other local cler-
gymen.
Both political headquarters are al
most deserted. The Republicans are
resting after their big blowout OF Satur-
day night, and the Democrats are scat
tered all over town arranging for grand
torchlight procession the latter part Of
this week. The Democratic stump all
through the State is being neglected, +,
while the Republican doctrine Is being
ably discussed and expounded to the
Grangers by Bob Ingersoll, General Lo.
gan, J. G. Blaine, Senator Oglesby and
Hon. Shelby NJ. Cullom.
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Railroad Collision.

MIDDLETowN, N. Y, October PA
collision occurred last night between
two excursion trains bound for the Gen.
tennial, at Sandburg, on the New York
Midland Railroad, by which two coaches
we're teleocOped and thrown down an
embankment, killing one man who was
standing on the platform of one Of the
coaches, and woundlng fifteen or twenty
others; none seriously. The track was
cleared, and trains were on time this
morning.
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Supervisor Appointed Ingerson.

ST. LOUIS, October 24.-Ln conformity
with request made by representatives
OF all parties Judge Treat, Of the United
States Court for the Eastern District OF
Missouri, has appointed MIR. Edmund r.
Allen Chief Supervisor oil Elections, and
ordered his commission to take effect
Immediately.
Col. Bob lngersoll addressed a mon.
night. Special trains were run on the
different roads, and were loaded with
citizens from st. Louis and other neigh.
boring cities.
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NEW YORK, October 24.-The strike
on The New Jersey Central Railroad
threatens 10 prove serious, aud causes
much inconvenience to business men re-
siding along the line OF the road.
MIDDLETowN, N. Y, October a.
Through some mistake in running of a
Centennial train divided into sections
on the New York & Midland Railroad,
last night, Section ran into No. 2, and
the result was one passenger killed,
six seriously wounded, and number
slightly bruised.
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TROY, N. Y, October PA novel
Hayes and Wheeler procession took
place on the Hudson River last night.
The tug boats of this city and Albany
about thirty in number, formed in line
at Albany and came up to this city
firing sky-rockets and Roman candles,
blowing whistles, and the scene from
the bridges, where several thousand
Tbe fGCp1 utmost most enthusiasm prevailed rev. along
the shore.
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NEWARK, N. j., October "a. - At u
o'clock last night the engineers EN-
ployed on the Newark Branch OF the
Central Railroad OF New Jersey struck,
leaving their engines wherever they
happened to'be at that hour. The 1l:l5
train from this city was abandoned at
East Ferry-street Station. The cause
OF the strike is supposed to be on ac-
are no trains over the road this morn
ing.
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Injured by MACHINERY.

SIOUX CITY, IA, October A.-Last
evening about 7 O'Clock as George r.
Witeman, miller in the City Mills, of
this place, was adjusting belt his
clothing was caught by a shaft which
made sixty revolutions before he was
released. In revolving with the shaft
his feet struck the ceiling, pounding
them and one arm to a jelly. A mill.
wright working near succeeded In throw.
ing the machinery out OF gear and rescu-
Ing the unfortunate man, but it Is not
likely he can live.
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New ORLEANS, October 24.-Last night
the room OF the State Register of Voters
in the State-house was forced open and
entered, and clerk, who was asleep in
the room, was gagged. All the decu-
ments available were put in bag and
carried away. A policeman attempted
to arrest the men as they were leaving,
but was beaten nearly TO death. An
with the bag dropped It and escaped.
Two other men were found in the build.
ing and arrested.
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The following marriage Licenses vera
issued since our last report:
Geo. Reiniger and Mary Roster.
Chas. h. Logan and Ida Adams.
Mebrn Fischer and Maggie Macatse.
l.. Merz and Catherine " 9lfengel.
j. NJ. Eggemeyer and &. Egelman.
Henry Cassin and Josephine Cassizi
Geo. Anderson and Martha HunteE.
j. b. Brinkmeyer and Lizzie Howe.
A. G. Luken and Lizzie Kethman.
VIM. Atkins and Mary Murphy
j. Welsh and L0ttie DenteI.
Geo. Alexander and Lena Zimbelman,
G. F. Riley and Kate o Shaughnessy
j, II. Holmes and Harriet L. Wilson,
j. OIL and Ann NJ. Langenbaum.
Q. IL. HOllmeyer and Rosina Conrad
III. Hollmeyer and Sophia Aproisch.
Peter Marringer and Elizabeth Puhl
Il. Hesterberg and e. Grassensmith
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Strike Ended.

LAsALLE, ILL, October 24.-The coal
miners employed by the Northern I'LL
nois Coal & Iron Company, the Illinois
Valley Coal-mining Company, and the
Kenosha Coal-mining Company, all
within the township limits Of Lasalle,
who have been on a strike for nearly
month past, have effected compromise
with their employers, and resumed work
yesterday morning at 30 cents per ton
for mining in the second vein and 81 10
in the third vein.
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The splendid ourang-outang in the
Berlin Aquarium died last week of con-
sumption. Its friend and playfellow,
the chimpanzee, died the next day Of
consumption and grief. The young gor-
lila, the only living specimen ever
brought to Europe, which we referred
to some months ago, is still alive but
ailing. Hamburg not long ago offered
100, 900 marks tor the gorilla, it is feared
that he will soon be sold for less.
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. PROPOSALS.
No. ~.

OEALED PROPOSALS will be received by
y the Board Of Trustees Of the Cjncinn att
Southern Railroad until THU RSDAY, Octo-
Der 20, 1876 at II O'clock noon, for furnishing
$50 kegs best quality Railroad Spikes, size 81
by 9.18: also for 4,6)0 Joints of the standard
adopted for steel Rails, to be delivered at Lud-
low, KY.
Proposals must be directed to the Board of
Trustees Of the Cincinnati Southern Railway,
No 10 W. Third street, Cinoinnati.
The right Is reserved to reject any or all bids
by order Of the Board.
MILES GREENWOOD. President.
TBos' D. LovETT, Consulting Engineer
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Springfield Items.

Special to the STAR:
SPRINGFIELD, o., October 24.-The
firemen are selling tickets for their gilt
concert.
Mr.. G. Templar mas returned from
England, where he has been sojourning
for four months.
The Grand Jury will soon report.
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Killed while Logging.

DUBUQUE, la, October 24.-Johu Os-
mar, aged eighteen years, residing at
Tete des Mortes, was killed Saturday
while hauling logs. His team started a
log, and another that was propped up
started, rolled over him, and crushed
him to death. His father is q well-tO-do
farmer in this county.
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Ti,OR sALE-EEWSPAPE half in
n terest 10 the Democrat. Toledo. Ohio with
Complete newspaper outfit; Taylor news press
&c.: circulation 400; semi weekly; the Off
paper in the county; termA $1,000, to party
satisfactory to the repaining interest; one
bird cash sss the bslAhee IN 1efsrred pay
~aeotA 20-St
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ApPLE MAnMALApu.-soald a anp,e.

APPLE MARMALADs.--Soald apples IT,
they Will pulp from the eors, thsj
take an equal weight Of sagsr in isrsg
Jumps, just dip them ~ ~AsSr, cad bsA
1t tlil II can be well skinned, Add 10 q
mer it on q quick ire 9Sarter OF .
hour. Crate little lemC n-peei bafeS
bciii0s, but e too much 1t win be AItlg
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His First DUTY,

Jake saw all old acquaintance by the
namesOf Amos on the street the other
evening and accosted him.
!"W'y, Amos, Whar you been SO long ?
l amt see you fur long time"
"Ise been down de country fur two
weeks to my brudder's house."
"Well, can't you come down to my
house to might? l wants to hab good
long talk wild you bout the p'literkil
situation"
"It'd be a mighty pleasure to do so,
Jake, but yer see, old teller, desc here's
hogkillln' times, and meats lyln' rouu'
regardless of de p'literkil conditions OBJ
affairs, am eff niger don't lay in some
of dem purwizhuns desc nights, he's
gwlne to smell de grabeyard 'fere de
next 'lectionp
DEN pll scuse you till yore meaps all
in," said Jake.-[Atlan Constitution.
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I'm RankruDtCYs

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, October PA vol.
uutary petition in bankruptcy was yes
terday filed by Radcliffe Bros, Of this
city, dealers IN dry goods and millinery.
Liabilities Sl5, 900. assets about So, COO.
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Philadelphia yesterday decided to
keep the main Exposition building as a
Ptrrilanent hall tor such purposes.
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XNTANTED--SIEU EU ATION--In drug store,
I; w wholesale Or retail, by young man OF
three years experience. Address III. III. s.,
earc Carrier No. 81, Walnut Hills, Cincinnati.
23-3t
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wANTED---SITUATIONS.

VIZ NTANrED-sIEUArI book-keep-
w er, entry clerk or collector, by young
man with best of references. Will commence
Oh moderate salary. Address BOOK KEEP
Err this Office. Oc2i-4J*
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tLNOR RENT OR SALE-On monthly pay
i ments, a neat and almost:new five room
dwelling in Dayton, KY, only one square from
Ofice, or JOHN REID, DAYTON, Ky. oel9-5t
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FOR RENT--RoOMS

II story front room nicely furnished for three
gentlemen; also, one for two gentlemen. 246
Plum street, bctweon George and Seventh.
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LNOR SALE-lIORSE-Bugg and harness;
L horse is years old, 10 hauds high, sound,
and has been driven by a lady; also one good
business or family horse. coming years old,
sickness of owner; to be sold together or sep
aratc. Apply, Is East Ninth street. 23.2t
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AXNTANTED - SITUATION - In a retail or
wv wholesale grocery by young man who
ness; good references given. Address GRO
EER, this Office. oc1l-6tF
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TTOR SALE - HORSES, sc. - Public and
0pd Training Farm, on FRIDAY, October q,
3s76, embracing the farm, located in Boone
County, KY. miles from Cincinnati, and all
the trutting stock thereon without siugle
reservation. JACOB sTRADER, Hebron,
Boone County, Ky. 1885,
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The Senior Glass of Yale College yes
terday elected e. B. Gsgsr, Of Scotland,
Conn, class orator, and j. @. Fyle, OF
Brick Meeting House, Md, class Eost.
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MOrtuarT.

Henry Meyer, 7 days, city.
George F. Realler, 2 years, city.
VIM. 4. Fenan, 20 years, city.
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NOR sALE--HOTEL--And storehouse, Sit
ID uatet in a nice little town, whore a thirty
Ing business can be done with small capital;
pri of property, $4,gOUI goods will amount to
k2FOJ; will tak5 a farm In the West in part
pay. Address JOHN DEARMOND, West
vsft Indiana. 20-4t
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VNTANTED-SITUAT ATION-In any position
w where exp yriencc and ability are re-
CURED; entry clerk; seven years experience
In wholesale houses; or assistant book keep
or; can furnish best of city references. Ad-
dress A. A. ARLINGTONS. 23-4t
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HIOR sALE-STORE-Retail store on Fourth
I street, branch Of manufacturing house
established in 1865; goods will be invoiced at
manufacturers cos5 and future supply fur
R shed to purchaser on same terms; will sell
gor cash or take real estate III this city. Call
"a :08 Vine street for particulars. 20-3t
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NM TANTED--HOME-By an educated lady
wv 10 refined, we'll to do family; can teach
children English and piano; South preferred;
best of references. Address MISS FLORIDA,
care l.. L. Cantwell, Coshocton, o. 19-5t
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ADJUSTMENTS,
WOODS THEATER.

This Evening, the very successful organiza-
tion, SALISBURY TROUBADOURS,
In The new musical extravaganza, THE
BROOK.
Next week--The FLORENCES in Mighty
Dollar.
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NM ANTED - SITUATION 49, To travel and
I w do fence writing in German and English,
and to do distributing through Ohio, Indiana,
illinois and Iowa. Best Of reference given.
Address w. W., 6A West Front street,
oc23-3t*
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WANTED ---M1sCHLLANEoUs

NM ANTED-THE LADIES-To try Nine.
w Griswold's SKIRT supporting, abdominal,
long waist nursing and Misses corset Gail
or address her agent, MRS. ]. W. NEW ron,
s94 Hopkins street, westof Freeman street.
NV ANTED-TO BUY AND SELL-Mine"-
w ais, Fossils, Coins, Indian Relics. Sea
Shells, Coral. Sc. Send stamp for Com Price
Hst.) MERGERS Natural History Store, III
w est Sixth street. ocl1 BOT
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The Ioebound WhaIers.

The World, editorially referring to the
icebound whaling ships in the Arctic
Ocean, says there is hope that at least
one or two of the abandoned vessels
may get wedged into the solid ice and
remain for a while unbroken. The ships
are we'll provisioned, and the men left
behind may make even yet gallant
struggle with nature for the mastery.
1t suggests that, in view of the possibil-
lty Of protracted effort OF the men for
safety and the probability of prolonged
suffering, that an attempt be made for
their rescue,
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it mentions Thurman, Bayard, c. F.
Adams, Belmont, Trumbull, D. A..
Willis, Randolph, Morrison, Hewett,
CASTOR, Payne, Gov. Palmer, Hubbard,
Of Connecticut; to represent the South,
Gordon and Lamar. 1t believes that
the Tilden list shows that it would be
easier for Tilden to pick out Cabin ct
favorable to reform of the civil service
than tor Hayes. or the Hayes list those
favorable to reform would not be con-
firmed by the North, and nearly all those
ON the list are conspcuously opposed to
reform. Tilden is more fortunate in his
range of selection and could without
difficulty constitute Cabinet pledged
to REFORM
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TNOR SALE d HORSES - Two are fam
Z lily and business horses; height, Is hands
B inches each; the other is capital buggy
horse, height 10 2, and can trot l3 miles in one
hour; price $50; ten days trial allowed; all
wa ranted sound and good workers. Apply
Rt the Miller House Stable, East Ninth street.
% -at
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FOR RENT.

LNOR RENT - HOUSE IA Mcfarland
IL street, Of rooms. Apply to L. HINS-
DALE, room II, Carlisle Building, corner
Fourth and Walnut streets. 23-2t
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For POnerOY.
For Huntington.
For ChilO.

DAILY, at 4 z. NJ,
FT h CITY OF PORTSMOUTH, S. Nor
sssMSHs$5 gan, Master Freight received at
= z.lI'1a111zsS all nours on Whaf-hoat, loot Of
Walnut street.
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rsnslA Families or groceries III want Of
Ii hHAsR good Flour - warranted to give
FIHIssEA satisfaction -oaa be supplied by
IGVVss going to the WE5T,:2END MILLS.
EAMES X. HURIN, Sixth street, betw1eh
Baymiller and Freeman. se7-3m
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For CarrOIltOn,

VA OdUI
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at
8P, NJ
~ h BANNOCK CITY, j. W. Kirby,
&ss9ss$ Master Apply on board, or to VI.
saLE'aAaazA7P p. Walker, ~ Walnut street.
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For Louisville,

H1OuH"
THIS DAY, Gath, at P. M, POSITIVELY,
~ = the U. S. Mail Ltpe Steamer UNI
tt6ah5sSa1 FED STATES, Ben. ii. Merrlelees,
Master Freight received at ali
lours on Wharf boat, foot Of Vine street. X.
j. Wade, Superintendent
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For New Orleans.
THURSDAY, 26th at P. NJ, POSITIVELY
Nzy = TH0S. SHERLOCK, Lew. Hates,
I.akss Master Apply on board, or to Capt.
sz'zssassssss@ Lew. Kates, on Change.
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