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OUR MINISTER'S WIFE.

:, :, . 1DI1SNlILE, Nv, Fcb. n, ISiT
Nr ~ r. SrWnS:
DEAR SIN! Three years ago was suffering terribly
with !nnhinnatory rheumatism. our ministers
wiie advised me to take Negetine Amer taking
bottle was entirely relieved This year feeling re-
turn Of the dlsease, again commenced taking 4, and
my digestion.
WtSiHsr uily, Mps A, BALLARD,
l0il West Jefferson street.
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SUMNER RESORTS,

nEEli PARK HOTEL.
OAKLAND HOTEL
ts0o lect above tide water
WIN open JuNE0
For further Information. address
JAMES SYKES,
Deer Park. Garrett County, Md.
NJ. W. LAMBERT,
lei Wv Oakland, Garrett County, Md
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HOTELS.
IMPERIAL HOTEL.

IMPERIAL HOTEL.
FlRST.CLASS AND Low RATES.
Board reduced 10 so, ~ an 90 per month, accord
Ing to location Oi rooms.
day.
'mya.Im JAS. s.PEIRCE, Proprietor
EBBlTT HOUSE.
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PoPoLIo
j. far superior TO any medicine ever offered the pub
lie.
No. | Il q positive cure for kidney and liver com.
paints and Kindred diseases, such rs sick headache.
Chs and fever, &c.
POpOllO No. : h powerful vallkng tonic and IN
effective remedy for bronchitis, asthma, pulmonary
Diseases and debility Price q per bottle. For sis
by all druggists, antlf
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AGUE AND LIVER PAD

Is marvellous In It's promp, aud radical cure for every
species of Liver aud Stomach difficulties. II conlains
only hnrmlrs Vegetable compounds, aud Is worn
EXACTLY WHERE NEEDED over the vitas, tho
Liver, aud RrUuIcs the stomach nom Its dormant
state, aTrolng fermentation torpor and palm by Civ
ms II the natural quantity Of bile and gastric uice II
also NiiallzcS the entire system with natures trlo
tonic. II arrests al t"rloraiCi and poisonous Hulis
In The stomach and thus prevents their entering the
.ystcm by way, Of circulation II ahsorbs from tbs
lady every particle OF BLOOD FOLSOM, whether bill
iUu>, IuarL, nedcinn and leaves the welrer In
peTicCt health, Sent by mail free OF charge, re-
iripi Of = Address HOl.NiAN LIVER FAD COM-
pASN, No. Is Maiden Lane, r, o. Box 2lia, New
NGrk, or Us Wos' Fourth street Cincinnati, Ohio All
live druggists keep them.
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PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE RAILROAD.

! 1hc," popular mountain resorts are now open for
! pCrtOr accommodations. Located In the midst ri
hsIutinl fore: scenery wherr the air and water are
Away TOOL and pare, they will hc found attractive
Au JCptiCtal rttrrgtS for health aid
erS. Us well ~ convenient rsiing places rr tourists
nnh travellers. Tile adjacent country affords excel
lent irpnl fishing and cunning.
For NH Information, Nr.. address
cHhRLtS II. EEMr,
Proprietor Thomson Ion.r. Elnr IA.
JAtNiB II. SCHUMACHER.
jciSi".b Proprietor Remove Hotel. Remove. IA.
WALTON.
l. This we'll known rrsnrt IN tho most hrprt!.
W. nnd o. Railroad. tiv. minutes walk from tlrrnt:
two "iId u half miles from Smokers tap, nni one
NIL" nom Hue Rdgr Mountain, viii h. open Isl Jun"
IL beautiful nunntaln scenery, pleasant walks and
i:nn rrnlcrs Il y most reliable summer Resort.
Plenty Of fresh milk. imttcr nni cream Livery ut
place. Two daily trains from Washington. Gentle
men Cun visit their iRmie. In eNCing, return next
morning time for business being only two and half
hours rnnh. Slrrrus'upC views OF place ut l.fi
Pennsylvania aNrnuc. Terms moderate. Address,
BENNEIT WRIGHT,
Consult T.. -. MAEIDW,
Jrtim Cis rcnnativania avenue.
PlNEr roINT HoIEIy ,o,.>.r,
This fnvor'ie place Of rcrort nearer to Washington
ara more easily reached than amy other, has been
taken BY the undersigned whu PROPOSES increase ts
attractions during the present season
rs place for Sai' rowing sailing. fishing and bath.
In better style tllAn ever. GUnl music and dancing
can be indulgCd IN ut any time.
TetinS.Pcr day, 80 per week Sl2 TO Sit per
nnnil', Snlo SO children aud scrvants half price.
Ietlm ANDREW J.. swEErSER, Prop.
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WiGONS.
CARRIAGES c,nn,,er,n
W.tGOSS.

CARRIAGEsu
All the latest STYLES, suitable for summer driving
IandanS, Victories, Brctts Park PhTtOns sash doors
Coupe Rocknways Jump-scnt BuRgips and Rock.
nwn.s, end spring and spar: Bgyes, top and no.top
mer prizes.
sacrifice, to close out.
All repairing viii he promptly attended to- and
ROiERT II. GRAHAM,
Repository and Factory no to ~ Eighth street north
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NINNEQlA House,
Nl MlNSEQuA SPRINGS
IRA bFDliD COISIN. IA.
VALUABLE IMPROVEMENT HAVE BEEN
MADE THIS SEASON.
GREAT RETUI TiDS IN RATES
liBFEfsr ABOVE SEA LEVEL.
Pure Air, charming Scenrry, fine Trout Fishing AMI
Accommodations tur nearly Five Hundred GucIS.
Water Of unsurpassed medicinal VualiteL
On Nprlcrn Central HrilwuT; eight hnurs' ride.
without Clmui:p. nom Baltimore: within tWOaiitl-
half hours rdr Of Watkins Glen. Parties Gun
thoroughly cNptOr the latter and return tn Mnnrqun
THE same day. For circular containing terms analysts
OF water and other Indignation address,
mNdllm w. u. TYLER. Superintendent
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Ihb. wrllknown property having recent, hrru pur-
chased nom the Berkeley Springs Hotel Company h,
the present prOprirurS, will hereafter he conducted
BY then, ~ person. Many improvements have been
been uddpl.
The table shall not be excccd by that of any water
lng.Ilncr In the country for guO-. wholesome aud
M"!lrrTNel fare. The i hssnd swimming pools have
been thoroughly repaired.
Board, - per day; Il! 80 per week: 50 per month.
Children u years Rnd under, aLsO servants 80 per
month Special rates made with large families that
spend the SEASON..
RDundtrp tickets for the season, Including stage
flrr and baggage. st.Ij.
Descriptive pamphlets at Mr.rop.o tan Hotel.
4. TRfd,O ~ SOS.
nlyll- " EAIlm t.turs
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EXCURSIONS,

ENCURsTONs.
pANK CLERKS ASSOCIATION EXCURSION
- 10 MARSHALL HALL,
/ STEAMER JANE MosELEY.
THURSDAY. JUNE Il, 1877.
Atso'clock Pm; returning at O'Clock.
Tickets limited to 40 and no tickets sold at the boat
THIS rule VIII be strictly eniorccc. jell-h
rT,HE STEAMER MARY WASHINGTON Is
Il making trips to ulymont and intermediate
landings daily, (Snndny eScepted leaving her wharf
s S. 81 SEVENTY sSIe G hi TS,r1s S'2 9r.
leaving Mt 10 a. n and returning At 2p IN. First fare,
20 cents Second trip, leaving at 80 and returning ut
fer or Tie scc"d ,rip nee so ~ charge. uIIENP
CIIILDREN'S TRlp-thldren will be taken on Snt.
urdays June excepted for Is cents round trip
stop the usual landings until the return trip Of
the boat; good only on SATURDAYS. Children must In
nll cases he accompanied by their parents or some
TItE STEAMBOAT MARY WASHINGTON
board or to a. Y. ATIEE. Agent, at No. SIS Seventh
r. H. TRoTH,
jc2l,m President OF Company.
VNHIRD SEASON OF THE LYCElM BlREAC
i ENCURsiONS-sicnnlcr Mary Washington
Regular trips every WEDNESDAY. Leave seventh.
ns sS M,s'' The o%nE Fe, Ur T. % c Is
the above excursion the dates named. All who
deSireto aid them must purchase tickets of their
Ersirpci Baptist church. June u, day and evening
ty "trip leaves ut an. M and will land nj ut. Vernon
womcns Christian Temperance Union, June II
BooESinders'- Mutual Relief Association. June 81.
evening.
Eastern Presbyterian church, June =. day and even
Ing. Jci-im
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81 TO IS.
White Vests,
ErsruAS Bros, corner Seventh and = ! ,t rS
CRY ITEMS.

FNNCY RANuS tor Straw Hats srINRMErH 1877
PENN lyanil ayCuIIC.
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|FTNHE HYGEIA HOTEL.
l. OLD POINT COMFORT VA.
[ situated within one hundred yards OF Fort Monroe
Open all the year. special attractions for summer,
with ample capacity for 40 guests Has all modern
improvements SIX daily mats and telegraph office
Fifteen TO twenty hrst-cusS steamers land daily,
cept Sunday, La yards from the door. Superior beach
fnr bathing at or.stplys, aud good from May until
November. boating, isng AMI driving specially at
trnctiyc send Tor circular, describing hygcn!c I'D
Marriages. terms, &c. IT, PltOEBtS,
"A bro
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Bs.TIIE EXERCISES CONNECTED WITH THE
commencement Of the law school OF the Columbian
University will take place at the National Theatre
WEDNESDAY evening IN. 18Th oIJlnel BEGINNING
Mt O'Clock. The annual adore will he delivered by
the Hon. John A, ]. Creswell. The prizes viii he dis
tributeS by the Hon. Charles DeVens La. ID, AttOr
yltcd. iei2A
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.ELIRRATED

I, EA & min s.
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IDEOlT-Als FOR FiEi..

OFIIlE ~ PUBLIC BUUpISrs ,ND GnoUNDsl
MAIIiNGrOS u. G.. June 4 1877.
Sealed proposals will he received ut this Office
until - O'Clock of the nth day Of June 1877 Tor
furnishing this Office with the Fuel for the fiscal
year ending JuEe ~ iSTs.
For further information apply ni this office.
THOS. LINCOLN CASEY,
ic9-dt Lieutenant Colonel Of Engineers.
DROpOSAIS FOR CHAIN IRON.
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HyOy's Straw and Cashmere Hats at : rISENuIz',,
l2S7 rvnnsyvaua avenue
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\ LLEGnEYY ol,XTAIX RLslnT,

4 LLEiHENN MOT NTAlN RISDRT,
"A CI,iSS~OS SPRINGS IIUrEL.
This popular summer resort will be- open for the re-
crplon OF guests IN the iiih day Of June Tocrgr's
Orchestra has been engaged for the season. FiIh,
hunting, &c For terms address T.. ]. CNGEII
lrIlm Supt tniOn Depot Hotel, PittSburg, Pa.
TDLDRADn HOUSE
- OCEAN BEACH MONMOUTH co, y. J.,
DrESH ron GUESTS JuNEt.
On" hundred irrt irDgi good bathing. Two lake.
anil rnr wppS within tiirp, unutCsi walk o. house.
linusc has all modern cnnvnncuccse will ncrnmmn-
date - guests. Terms, $50 per day, and slI per
week. \ h'w choice rooms ut slR aud SIS A. T..
COOK late of the West I:Td Huu+c. Cape May. FRO.
prripr Apply ut luJi Chestnut street, Philadelphia,
~. IrLlm
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IvIsoN, BRAKEMAN, TAYLOR a co,
myB iss and 10 Grand street, New York.
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THoIsoN HOUSE
AND
REMOVE HOrru
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ss.Nar!etles suited to every style OF writing Fos
sale by the Trade generally. sample Card, Contain
Ing one each OF the f1fteen Numbers, by mail, 90
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'ly to ,. LYONS, Dworcr atr'et, Georgetown
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List of Patents,

Issued from the United States Patent
Office to citizens Of Cincinnati for the
week ending October 4, 1877. Furnished
Tor the STAR from the office of j. McC
Perkins s. Co., counselors-at-law in
patent cases and solicitors for patents.
Attend to all business before the Pateut
Office and other Departments OF the Gov
ernment; 513 Seventh street, Washing
ton, D. G. Drawings and specifications
of patents. 25 cents. Copies of patents
TO show the general state Of the art In
any one class. 10.
.195. .26S. Mainspring Attachments tor
Watch-barrels. Edwin IL. Flint. Filed
June II, 1877. An arbor-arm, having II
G ,nciave edge, and II malnspring HaVlng
an outer hook and an inner end engaging
with hook ON boss Of barre-wheel, all
arranged In handspring barrel.
1876, ,369 Collins. Jacob A. Hogue, Gin
cinnaLl, Ohio, assignor co the Coffin Com
pauy, same place. Filed May 4, 1874.
Brief-rhe euds OF the bent sides are
beveled, and in connection herewith the
end pieces have beveled eages and the
corner pieces are V-shaped, having rab-
bets to lit the beyeled ends OF the sides
and the beveled edges OF the ends OIL the
cofin.
ls5, ,3S7. Drinking-giasses. Charles B.
Braunstein. Filed May ~, 1877.
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The Engineers Association Of Gin
cinnati received an invitation to witness
the working of new safety valve re-
Gently invented by Messrs. N. G.
Dubrul, OF this city. After the visit,
there was committee appointed by the
brothers to make II thorough investiga-
tion and respectfully submit q report,
which is as follows:
"After xamIning the form and con-
structlon OF this Indispensable adjunct
TO the steam boiler, we tiud in it merits
OF the very highest order, not only for
the protection of lie aud property, but
also to secure the durability OF the
steam boiler itself. We think il impos-
slble, with the valve, to increase the
pressure to a dangerous degree, Tor the
reason that il is perfect means for
IIberatlng all the steam which IA boiler
may produce with the fires in iull blast t
and all other means for the escape o4
steam closed.
"We also find that one the most i'm
portanL principles in the construction of
these valves Is simplicity of constr uo-
tiOn, direolness aud lreeaom OF action.
The valve on opening obtains q full lift,
instantaneous and equal to the full area
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Earnunl,S Show.

p. T. Barnum's great combination of
circus, menagerie, museum, &C., will be
here on Monday Of next week and re-
main three days.
For the present season Barnum pre-
3ents to his patrons quite number Of
new and sensational features. Prom
inent among them is the stud of Trakene
stations, eight in number. These horses
are said to be the most thoroughly dis
eIplined and instructed OF any ever put
mLO the arena.
These magnificent animals are used
only for mounting the cavalry officers in
the German army. Baruum secured
them Tor the present season only, for his
great show, at an outlay OF $50 900
These horses attracted immense au-
uiences at The Hippodrome in New York
City Tor TOUR weeks in success sion. They
dance, walk upon their hInd-ieet, march
and countermarch, and execute series
OF military man@uVers with astonishing
skill.
Another feature in Barnums grea,
show is the "Tattooed Greek.n His
name Is Captain George Costentenus
He is about torty-fve years Of age, and
bears upon his body about five hundred
artistic representations OF beasts
birds and reptiles. These pictures are
prlcked into his flesh. The deed was
uone in Chinese TurLary. Seven million
punctures were made in his quivering
flesh, and he states that "every pune.
lure drew tear and drop OF Dlood.n
The circus embraces In its organiza
tton such riders as the champion, Chas
W. Fish, and Messrs. Reed, Aymar,
Badeu and others, ana for clowns Ma.
gInley and Almonte, of world-tame ce
lebrity.
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NOTICE.

reg LOUISA DANTEL, PLAIN
| TIFF. against Charles DANIEL. defendant
Hamilton Common Pleas Court, No. 50, 959-
The defendant will take notice that the said
LOUISA Dantel this day d led her petition in the
Court of Common Pleas, of Hamilton County,
OHIO, stating therein, among other things,
that she has been q resident OF the state of
OHIO for more than one year last past, and is
at present bona nde resident OF SAID County
and State; and further, that on or about the
the 23d day of June, A. ID. 1867, she was mar
ried TO the defendant in the city OF Buffalo,
and state Of New York, and has ever since
conducted herself as faithful and obedlent
wife, that she had two children with said de-
fendant named Edward and Lilly, respective
ly nine and seven years old, that SAID de-
fendaut, disre garding his marital vows towards
this nulnGlf, has been wlllfully absent from
her for more than three years last past, wlbh-
out any lust cause or provocatlon ou the part
of this ulaintiff ana further has been guilty OF
gross neglect OF duty, In this, that he wholly
neglected and refused TO provile for her and
,heir children. The patnLitf therefore pfaysi
that she may be divorced from sili,t Charles
Dautel, and that the custody of sSid children
may be decreed to her, and Ihau she may haya
such other and further relief Us III Justice and
equity she NAV bo entitled TO.
Ihe d,Ienuant Will b. required to answer on
or before the 10th day Of NoveMoer, a. u. 1871.
HERM. MAR - tOKtH,
Plaintiff g Attorney.
CINCINNATI, October ., A. d. 1851
ocb-6tF
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KUskluK.

Mr.. W. I. Hill, living on West Third
street, worthy dray man, has incurred
the displeasure of his fellows, some of
whom sent through the Post-otfice the
following threatening letter, which is
an exact copy of the original:
CINCINNATI, Sep. a9th 1877
"Mr. w. Hill
."Sir We the Committee of Tranfer
a. c. Q. here by notefy you as you have
mad yourself guilty Of refusing prices
in Transferring goods and general work
ware by we all have to suffer and hay
ing our prices eout so tat we ar not
amble to max our living for ouer Self
and Family, We the S. Of Transfer here
by give you 4 weeks time to leave the
City OF Cincinnaty, and not Snow your
Self any more to busines hir, if you
don't comply with this order. you will
Softer Dead and distroctIon of property
will com
"by order of the Committee OF Execution
r D. [Skull and cross bones,
"W. L. r.. and dagger.1
''H. G.. s."
The ehlrography was barely readable,
and the sketch of Ku-BluXlsm at the
bottom (Lhe skull and cross.bones) is
exceedingly rough.
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Given, the Davenport Dramatic Club,
deserVedly popular Club. On these
premises "we will argue the case"
First. That they are popular is at
tested by the fine audiences they drew
all last year aud the crowded hOu e last
night at what is considered high figure
for admission to amateur performances.
This point needs no 4urther argument.
Secnud. In II city like ours it would
be difficult 10 attain such popularity
without deserving it. That the Club
possesses talent of high order needs no
argument to Cincinnauan. Much of
the talent OF the Club was In the cast
last night in the rendition az Pixies of
"The Poor Gen leman." Without crlti-
cising individually, suffice IT to say in a
majority of cases the ptats were well
taken and the piece well rendered.
"There is no flattery in that" Here is
tue cast OF last night:
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of the valve, thereby relieving the boiler
at once, making il impossible to carry a
greater pressure than the maximum al
lowed it can not be tampered with by
others than the engineer, and we haye
no hesitation In saying that in our opin-
ion it is the best safety valve we have
ever seen, and would heartily recon-
mend it to all steam users.
SAMUEL FoRsTNER, d. p. BEARD,
"a. q. BLACK, Committee.
"CINCINNATI, o.. October 3, 1871"
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More About the Bond Hill Build
ing AssOciatiOn-EsJo-S Sec PhuS''
Explains.

More About the Bond Hill Build
ing AssOciatkOn-ssJo j o.See- PhuS''
Explains.
CINCINNATI, October s, 1877.
To the Editor of the Star:
The Tribe of the Ancient Order of Mo-
bilierians met October in grand coun-
Gil at their hall to put the constitution
of the association upon the alter (altar
once more in order to atone for their
many wrong dongs. After the sacri-
ice was over, and the fumes of stagger
Juice had cleared away, the bent form of
the pale face chief arose and said
"Brothers, Little Injin is on the war;
path, but Vathek is after him, and will
take his scalp as you will learn by the
first twinkle of to-morroW's Evening
STAR" A voice-"Vathek is hereW]
Vathek then came forward ana
read his charges against Little Injin
See STAR, Oct. 2. The great chiefs and
many "little Injlns" then gave the usual
grunt ("UgA" of approval. The pale
faced cnlet resumed his speech. He
calculated, 'sThaps hunEyl equal to the
special Report we bull-Gozed them
with once. You see Vathek has an
swered nothing and has called Little
IngIn's questions 'slanderous 1nsinua-
tions,' slime and mud &c. Brothers,
| this is not good time to get into dis
pule. for B G lnjin is very sick; he tried to
swallow you ali at once and got choked,
and has been unwell ever since, and
Vathek said, Go aud visit Bond Hill and
see what is lhere,' but that sounds too
much [pale face can tell the truth like
the devil when he invited the Saviour
unto very high mountain to see what
he owned, and at the same time he knew
that he had not paid his just share OF
taxes, and owed the Lord a large sum
for money advanced; and besides
there, was some irregular proceedings
about a mortgage and some checks once,
and lie called himself an honest work
| ungmAn;' are not we as good as he is p
| Voices in The rear-"Big Injlu is
orse.'] Thereupon the pow-wow ended
and all rushed 10 the nearest saloons loI
comfort, ana TO discuss the best method
of anniliiating ,.'Little Injin."
JO-SEE-PHUS,
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Board oil Public Works.

The Board met in regular session,
President John e. Bell in the chair.
A resolution was adopted that the
Superinte ndenG of the D. & NJ. Railroad
be requested 10 reduce the speed of the
trains on the sa d road while passing on
Front street., near Carr street, during
the time the Improvements are being
made.
The Engineer instructed to measure
the WORK done on Thomas street, from
Spring Grove avenue to Cincinnati u
Baltimore Railway, and il satisfactory
10 accept it.
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IN ORDER TO ACCOMMODATES EASTERN
ADVERTISERSIN THE STAR, MR.. E. DUN
CAN sNIFFEN, NO. 70 AsTOR HOUSE, NEW
YORK OIrY, has been appointed our general and
special Agent for the Eastern states. This vino
branch office OF theSTAR, Mr.. sniifen being au-
thorized to make advertising contracts on our be-
half, and receipt all collections therefor in our
name
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FINANCIAL.
C1Nc1NNArl. Oct. b-i:sO P. NJ.

CIECINNArI, Oct. 5-I:3O =. M.
Gold is buying to-day at lO23z AMI selling at
1927. Gold checks on New York drawn at
10 q.
Sterling exchange is easier and is now drawn
at lO4h Tor sight ami 10 at sixty days, per
in gold, and demand light
Eastern exchange quiet and steady at pre-
vious prices. Buying at par and selling at lilo
premium
Government bonds easy, but with no essen
tial change in quotations.: