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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-06
wAsH,ncroN.
FINANCIAL.

Washinsson. Dec. 6.-Ths fihy.Aah call
sof ths redemption Of $50 bonds Of 1855,
eoasols u 1905, kiasusd, ~ ~ sscsssa.y
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BUFFALO ROBES.

have splendid stock Of Butfalo Robes for
sale. No. I, $3.50; Ne. 2, $3.50. BY express on
receipt of price, or sent C. O. D.
T. 8. CLARKsoN.
Yankton Agency, D. T.
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Niobrara Pioneer. Nov. sot,,

The "a. ntee grlst mill Is now in operation
and Ia rg. amount of grain from this sec.
tion ia beiue taken there. This mill is run
bv Indians--N 'ith the aid of water.
Several saI,. ZEE Indians returned to-day
from a hunt up I. he Niobrara. By the looks
Of the horns in tb> 'ir wagons, we Judge they
naz All our @aii route. have been quite regu-
lar during the cold spa Il Of weather. The
Yankton mail, owing to zee in the river, did
not come up on Wednesda,'.
One of the indications Of the prosperity
Of our town, is the fact that tb> two different
religious societies are now main taining pub
lie worship here. The Congres 'ationaiists
have maintained services here twic%, month
for the last three or four months, Rev. Mr..
Kirk coming over from Dakota to conduct
the services. The Methodists have now
commenced regular services also. Rev. Mr..
Porter, Of Ponca, is making arrangements
to move to this place and will devote his
entire labors 10 Niobrara and Green Island.
Both Of these ministers think of organizing
societies here at an early day, and their
prospects of succ* 81 seem good. Churches
are one of the necessities of society. A
number of persons who have heretofore
thought Of moving here, have hesitated be-
cause We had no religious worship. Now
that the want is supplied, we shall expect
to see our town improve rapidly in numbers
as we'll as in morality.
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papers during the irst period of its exis-
tence, made port, and are now prepared to
make our second annual voyage,-this time
under more favorable weather and in
craft that ha, been tested.
At the close Of the Clay county Sunday
school convention . committee was appoint
ed to raise means to carry on . Temperance
movement in this place. The committee
have been at work during the week, and We
learn their efforts have met with abundant
success. Funds have been raised to pro.
IRE lecturer. Rev, j. H. Lozier, of
e \ Narz, Iowa, will be employed.
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MARKETS BY 1ELEeRAPN

MARKETS By TELEGRAPH
WALL STREET.
New York, Dec. 6.
Gold--1.024c.
Money-5@6.
Governments-Lower.
Stocks-Irregular.
NEW YORK MARKET.
New York, Dec. 6.
WHEAT-quiet.
coRS-'hade f7ner; 5s@64sc for
mixed western.
OArs-steady End unchanged.
PoRK-quie: and unchanged.
LARD-quiet; s.423c.
WH1sKY-10@12c.
CHICAGO.
Chicago, Dec. G.
WHEAr-strong and shade higher; 1.Oss
@l.oS!c for cash: 1.0s2@1.os5 for Jan.
uary.
CoRN-steady and shade stronger; 42;c
for cash or December 4l5c for January.
OArs-strong and higher; 25lc for cash
or January.
RYE-56c.
BARLEY-63c.
PoRK-strong and higher; 1900 for cash;
1l.95 for December; l2.O5l@12.1O for
January.
LARD-frm; 7.sc for cash; 75c for
January.
WHIsKY-5c.
MILWAUKEE,.
Milwaukee, Dec. 6.
WnEAT-4@ac higher; 1.os for cash; !;
1.0s!c for December; l.09 for January !;
No. 8, 1.O3.
CoRS-steady; 434c,
OATs-25c.
RyE-57c.
BARLEY-674c.
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NOTICE. TO rAx.PAYERs.

CRY TREASURES Orr1cE.l
Yankton, D. T., Dec. g. lS77{
Netice is hereby given, that the taxes on Real
Es1ate Property for the year Of 1877, become de-
lNquent January lst next. The legal penalty
ana interest will be charged on all unpaid taxes
after said day. A, scHASnr1x
City Treasurer.
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FOUND.

A dark brown mare with saddle. The owner
can redeem it by paying expenses Inquire at
"TIvOLI RESTAURANT"
Third Street, near Broadway
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FOR RENT,

FOR RENT,
One large brick dwelling, rooms. plenty Of
water Apply to G. w. Roberts or j. n, Hartert,
on the premises
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WANTED.

WANTED.
A good woman, competent to cook and do
general Homework, Apply to
MRs. F. P. WILCOX,
Corner 9th and Mulberry -Sts.
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The Murder ina Ludlow.

Warrants were issued last night by
Judge Phelps, upon complaint OF Mi
chael Burns, and placed In the hands OF
Sheriff Lowe, for the arrest OF James
Nixon, John Grace, Chas. Masten, WIN.
Turner and Ed. Piummer, OF Ludlow,
upon the charge OF killing Nicholas
Ochsner.
The parties named in the warrants
promptly submitted to arrest, and ex-
pressed themselves anxious ior a trial.
that is, four oil 'tTem. Plummer could
not be found. The priso lers were ar
ralgned before Judge Phelps this mora
ing at 10 O'Clock, and there being no
prosecuting Witnesses present, their
cases were continued until this after
noon at O'clock.
The prisoners are in charge of the
Sheriff.
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LATEST LOCAL.
GLORIOUS shower at noon.


A COLORED man. about 10 O'Clock this
morning, robbed lady who was walk
ing on Mound street near Chestnut, OF
her pocket-book containing a consider
able SUM of money. The rascal escaped
with his booty
LAST night burglars broke into thR
show-window OF William II. .Babbips gro
Gerry, at 14O Hopkins street, and rifisd it
OF its contents consisting OF tobacco,
catsup, etc. The neIghOors Of this VI
cinity complain bitterly that no pelios-
man can be found around there at night
time.
CONSTABLE SHOEMAKER, this morning
noticed thar mule, win CALLED Shout
ders, was being driven in 'front.' OF a
canal boat near Mohawk Bridge. he
took the suffering animal out OF the team
and sWore out warrant before so lire
Harmeyer against Cummerford & Co..
the owners, ON u charge Of cruelty to
animals.
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between Little Salmon and Snake R:x-
ers. He has at Lewiston and Laprobix
companies of cavalry and 3 cOmpa-
MES ofmfantry. 50 men there are en-
route for Livingston from the two de-
partments; companies cavalry, SjS
men; 5 companies artillery, B6 men, and
8 companies infantry, 80 men. The TO-
tai force will be $50 men. The troops
from Harvey, McDermOtt ana Walleck
Will probably move via Boise.
tSignedl MCDERMorr,
Majur General.
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THE CONDEMNED MOLLIES.
DooIp"..a to the Pennsylvania
-. Murderers.
"a cutIons at POttsville, Mauch
''huNcF and Wilksbarr0.
National Associated Press to the Star.
AT POTTSYILLE.

AT POTTSyILLE.
PoTTSvILLE, PA, June 21-S A. NJ
The authorities have ordered all the sa-
looms to be closed up to-day, and re-
main 80 until 1880. Special police
men were sworn in, who patroled the
town all night. Gov. Hartranft's Pri-
vate Secretary is in town, and rumurs
are afloat to the effect that be bears a
reprieve for one or more Of the MolIie
Maguires. The men do not expect re-
prieyes, and if Secretary Parr has any
it will be surprise to everybody, as no
enc has the slightest doubt Of the guilt of
u" prisoners. The Supreme Court and
Board of Paruons have refused to do
anything for them.
POTTsVILLE, Pa, June 21-S:30 A. M
An attempt was made at 2 o'clock this
morning by the Mollies to fire the town,
but it was discovered in time to prevent
any serious damage.
PolTsvILLE, PA, June 21-9 A. NJ
Every thing is going on according to
plans, with heavy force OF policemen
guarding the town. No fears are enter
tained of trouble. The city is full OF de-
lectives and correspondents.
PoTrsyILLE, PA, June 21-9:S0 A. NJ
The hour Of death has nearly come at
last for Carroll, Boyle, Mcclellan, Duff
fly, Roarity and MuDley, the Molly
Mcguire muTderers. Last evening the
condemned murderers partook Of a light
repast and then INDUCED In prayers
Between Il and l o'clock they retired,
and rose this morning at O'Clock and
were shaved.
The doomed men appeared in good
spirits, and say they slept we'll last
night. Relatives and friends of the pris-
oners visited them this morning, some
Of them waiting from O'clock until ad-
mitted, about I o'clock. Munley's
father, wife and two children, having
walked here from Glberton, a distance
o. about twenty miles, upon being ad-
nitted to the cell of the doomed men
terrible scene resulted. The women
shrieked In tue widest and most heart
rending manner, and the men, unable to
bear it, broke down and wept like chill
dren. Mrs. Roarity's shrieks could be
ueard all over the Jail, and the unfor-
tunate creatures almost went into COLI
yulsions.
High mass was celebrated by Fathers
McDarmold and Gately, OF the Catholic
church, between I anu 8 O'clock, and
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crossing the Danube early on Wednes-
day morning opposite IsaktsElia.

crossing the Danube early on Wednes-
day morning opposite IsaktsElia.
GERMANY WANTS PROTECTION.
BERLIN, June 2l.-A Congress OF four
hundred and forty-two OF the
leading commercial firms OF Ger
many was held at Frankfort yester-
day when it was resolved to ask the
Government to suspend its Free Trade
Policy and institute an inquiry as to
the state OF trade and industry In Ger
many.
TURKISH DEFEAT.
LONDON, June 2l.-Armenian adVices
report u severe engagement at Delibaba
and the defeat of tne Turks, who are re-
treating to ErZerOum. The Russians
are in pursuit OF the fleeing Turks.
PROTECTING AUSTRIAN INTERESTS.
VIENNA, June 2I.--Ene Freedaln. Blatt,
q ministerial organ, declares that the
concentration OF the Austrian Army
Corps on the Danube and on the frontier
Of Bosnia and Herzegovina. is inds g.
pensable Tor the protection OF Aus Lria )
interests.
FINANCIAL INDICATIONS.
LONDON, June Il Tue English ana
Continental Bourses have declined to-
day, owing to re terated rumOrs that
Hon. GaLHorne Hardy, Secretary oil
State for War, asked ore0lt 1or Inc war
Department TO protect British interests
in The East.
BRADLAUGH'S TRIAL.
LONDON, June 2l.-rn1 trlal 0f James
BradI ,upu and Mrs. Annie Brant for
circulating immoral literature ended to.
day, The jury's verdict was: Guilty OF
circulating IA book calculated TO deprave
public morals| but they exonerated
defendants from any corrupt motives.
Sen ence was defe red.
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National Associated Press to the Star.
WAsHINGTON, June 21 the following
dispatch was received AT the HeaGquar-
tel 8 Of the Army this morning:
SAN FRANCISCO, June 90, 1877.
Gen. W. L. Sherman:
Howard reports that Lieut.. Thelly, OF
the Twenty first Infantry, was killed In
the action oi the 17ih inst. That be is
collecting enough forces to make sure
work before pushing fot the Indian po-
sition.
The country Is the roughest possible
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w WASHINGTON.
Special to the Star.
BIG JOB IN VIEW.

BIG JOB IN VIEW.
WASHINGTON, June 21.-The report Of
the commissi OF investigation ap-
pointed by the Secretary of the Treasury
to examine into the affairs Of the En-
craving and Printing Bureau, bears
evident marks OF being doctored in
oder to suit the interest OF the New York
bank-note companies. These companies
maintain here one Of the strongest and
most persi istent lobbies ever known in
Washington City, and their constant
efforts is to have the work of printing
the Government obligations, notes and
bonds turned into a private job for their
own benefit. They have failed up to
this time, but it remains to be seen how
tar the present superintendent Of the
schemes. The, present report boldly
takes the ground that the whole work
should be turned over to private hands.
Ii this policy were once determined on,
the bank-note companies would probably
buy the valuable machinery at one
fourth its value, and then they wCuId
have the game in their hands.
HON. w. W. CoRCoRAN
has at his Washington residence large
painting by Bierstadt, representing
Mount Corcoran. in Southern Califor-
MIA. The picture is one OF remarkable
beauty, and perfect representation OF
California scenery.
THE FISH FAMILY.
The promotion of Mr.. N cholas Fish as
Minister to SWitz 9rland Is regarded by
wel!-nlormed persons as indicating
that his father, the Honorable Hamilton
Fish, has finally made up his mind not
| to take the London mission, which was
understood to be waiting his accept
ance. This is the only special recogni
ton by President Hayes OF any one
prominently connected with Grant, and
is probably due TO the fact that MI
Evarts' appointment to Geneva was
carried by the influence Of Secretary
Fish.
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The French Cabinet.

National Associated Press to the STAB.
LONDON, juno 2l.-Since The opening
OF the French debates the platform gI
the Cabinet seems more and more mar.
rowed. Royalists will remain with the
Cabinet, but the Bonapartists, immedi-
ateiy after the dissolution, il is saiu,
will advocate the rule o! President Mac
Mahon till 1880. but will demand an ap.
peal to the people after the expiration
oil his term.
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THE OLD WORLD.
onal Associated Press to the star.

National Associated Press to the star.
THE MILITIA.
LONDON, June 2l.--A telegram from
Belgrade says that the Servian militia
nave been called cut.
THROUGH SERVIA.
A dispatch from Vienna states that a
Russian War Council has been held and
have recommends that the Gear COM
mence an immediate attack on Turkey
by marching an army through Seryia.
CROSSING COMMENCED.
1t 10 run0red that the Russians began
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MayOrnity OF Baltimore.

special 10 tne obar.
BALTIMORE, June 2l-hOn. George r.
X 4ne, known in former days as Marshal
Kane, was to-day nominated for Mayor
by the Democratic Convention, defeat
Ing Hon. Ferdinand Latrobe, the pres
ent incumbent.
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The sultan COmnSeAed to Make
Peace.

National Associated Press to the Star.
ST. PETERSBURG, June 2l.-A Con-
stantinople dispatch asserts tnat Lay
ard, British Ambassador, has couu-
seled the Sultan to make peace imm -
diately. All the Ministers, except BE-
dit Pa ,ha, Minister oil War. favor
pe ce.
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An Appointment

National Associated Press to the star.
WASHINGTON, June 21.-The President
has appointed Albert Hart, Of CaiiteE.
MIA, to be Pension Agent at Sau Frau
CISCO.
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NOTICE
Special Master Commissioners
Sale.

StTATE OF OHIO, COUNTY OF HAMIL-
y TON, SS.-Pursuaut to an order OF sale to
me directed from the Superior Court of Cincin-
natl, will offer at pGblic sale at the rOtunda
OF the Court house on TUESDAY, July "a
1881, at IL A. NJ, the life estate of Margaret G.
Briggs ana an undivided hOur-sevenths Of the
fee siiAple subject to said life estat in all that
,Gertain lot OF ground in the City Of Cincinnati,
north side of Laurel street, eighty feet east OF
Cutter street; running thence north one hun
dred and two feet; thence east forty-llve feet
thence south one hundred and two feet to Lau-
Tel street; thence west along Laurel street
forty five feet to the beginning.
! Terms dCash on day OF sale.
To be sold as the property OF Margaret G.
Briggs ell al. at suit Of b. }. Semmea u o. Case
s2,0is. CHI As. g. DAVIS,
Special Master Commissioner,
"A Masonic Temple.
. SAGE Il HINKLE, Attorneys.
Cincinnati, june 2. 1871. je2l 5tTh
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PORCEL AINTYPE.
Learn to Be An Artist in Three Hour
$1,000 Rew ard

ITO ANY PERSON WHO WILL DEMON
STRATE that the apo
when prepared after the proper formula, will
either spot or turn yellow. Persons making
the "Oif Miniature" or photo Chrome" IA
photograph pasted on glass, made translucent
when well done, but will spot and turn yell
low will find it to their advantage to learn
how to make the "PORChLAINrYPE''
taught in one lesson Of less than three hours
and warranted to last life ime
Every body shtu u take adv tntage of his op'
portunity, and learn the new method, which
can bo m ade both pIeasurabe and profitable
All are invited to call and examine the work
Scholars received until July Z, from y to IL A
) M, daily Sundays excepted.
| NoI- 81 ltnts II the city afd s with staml
fox iuormatl N, j. W. Z. FLOYD, 800 George
street, Cincinnati. 1tf
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TAXES IN HAMILTON COUNTY.
A Few Figures From Treasurer
Wlse,s Office.

Captain Jim Wise, County Treasurer
of Hamilton County, in conversation
with STAR reporter this morning, said
that the June tax!s were being paid up
with unprecedented promptness, aud
the outlook was irst-class. His state
ment that taxes are paid more reauiiv
IN hard times than in good times wih
appear singular at tne first blush.
but his explanation is satislac .urF.
''In good times" says ne, "Nhen
everybody Is making money ths
taxpayer is not particular ABOUT com-
ins in on tima, as he is abe TO pay the 5
OF 10 per cent. penalty for delinquency:
Dut in dull times like we are having
now, they think IL best to pay up
promptly and thus save tue penalty.
You can see them cOm.ng la with
stockings full Of greenbacks, in baskets
and every o her conceivable receptible.
My safe now has in it from 81 GOO, 900 to
1870, 900, which has bean paid within
the last few weeks"
The office. so far as the June taxas
are concerned, was closed last even
ing.
The tax for the whole year is as ro,-
lows:
.$5, llS7S 81
county ............-............ TOY. .9Eg -
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TOR SALE - FARM - Cool farm Of 91T
acres, situated u miles from Williams
burg, In ClermOnt County. Farm in good or
Ter. will sell on vEBY EASY t4rms. A good
Nance for any one desiring 1t to get a good
lOme. Address b b. S., star office, 2IO " al
lut street, Cincinnati, o. jy2jd&jy27w-tf
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Third Edition

PROBABLY cloudy or partly cloudy
,Deather aoith light showers, for the meet
t,1enty-four hours.
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EOR RENT - HOUSE - OF ten rooms, III
i Cutter street, suitable for two families
Rey at No. 1t0. lS-5t
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Toe total Township, Town and school
District tax amounts TO S4,3l8,84! 81
The total amount levie Tor all pur-
poses during the year is $685., 400 81.
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LNOR SALE-LAND - Eighty acres OF good
Il land, Is miles north OF Madison, well i'm
proved, Tor 81 300, ON time. Address j. A.
WAYLAND, Versailles, Indiana. 19-6t
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FOUND.

,TOUND-COW-R Owner can have by
L calling at Al and 479 W. Sixth street. and
proving same. G. Fl. FOOTE. 2l-2t
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TOR RENT-HOUSE--Bric house Of four
II rooms and kitchen; 81. Inquire at 1,34O
Madison street, CovingtOD. 2l-4t
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FOR SALH--REAL ESTATE.

TOR SALE-FARM-A magnificent stock
E and gram farm, mprising l,Z4O acres.
address G. w. tREEM IN. BrOoktitld, Linn
County, Nj issour 19-Gt
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FOR RENT.

ErOR RENT >TORE-At 3Si Central ave
Il nue.. Inquire at 40l Central av 1S4t
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

r o. .. F.-QUARTERLY MEETING OF
j.. Washington Encampment THURSDAY
EVENING, 2lsJ. Election OF officers and pay
;anent of dues. II. c. POW ERS, scribe.
ie2O-2t
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AOR SALE-BOOKS, &C.-stationery and
4 new store. for casn; worth 50. .00J to 50, 900.
good chance Address Box 1851, 1erre Haute,
Indiana. 1856
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TOR SALE HOUSE - On Ninth st., be-
l' tween Freeman and Carr streets, brick
house OF six rooms and bath ROOM Inquire
BIT G31 Richmond street. 19-4t
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TOR SALE-VIOLIN- No l-Octaye Italian
IL violin; cost $30; will sell for half; also, a
brand new clock IN correct running condition
Apply at 393 W. Third street. 1y-4t
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EOR RENT-ROOMS-Fo rooms, No. S?5
1t Vine street, also three rooms. No. S27 Vine
btreet. Inquire at u Pearl. lS-4t
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NTOR RENT-FOUR ROOMS-Two on Sec
sE ond and two on third floor; reference No.
d Hathaway. lS-4t
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hTOR SALE - COTT AGE - W ith six rooms
Ut and large barn and four acres Of ground,
81 in fruit Inquire at 139 West SIKH street.
j l0-iL
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EOR RENr-House of live rooms, gas and
T. water throughout. Inquire at "A Gest st.
lS-4t
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Tue halt-year taxes were due yesler-
day, amounting to -, S6l, ,S43 62T.
Tue levy Tor the y,r4uus lunus for the
entire year is as follows:
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WANTED---SITUATIONs

NV 1ANTED-SITUATION- cook or gen.
w eral housawark. No. 16J sycamore -
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FOR SALE.

hTOR SALE-DRUG STORE-A rare chance
IL to buy a retail drug store. Apply at No S6
Eastern avenue, Cincinnati, y. lS-4t
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TOR RENT-HOUSE-Br house, ~ Mil
j. street, seven rooms, bath, and rent low.
Boz tletst corner Sixth and Mound Il 30
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TOR RENT-HOUSE-A two story house
l. with ffce; convenient for two families;
references. Call at 13 Gc,t stlcet. lS-4
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TNOR RENT - ROOM - Fine, second stor y
I front room, suitable for barber shop. l92
W. Fifth tleet. B-4t
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LOST.
FOR RENT--ROOMS.

TOR -ROOMs-Furnished, 246 Plum
T street
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-21

WILKEsBARRE, PA, June 21-12 NJ
Lannahan, the condemned Molly
Mcguire was executed here at :45 this
morning.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-21

E'OR RENT-HOUSE--Two story brick of
i. five rooms. newly papered and in good re-
pair. Rent low. Key at l30 Fifth street. lS-4t
.EOR R|NT-HOU,E-Neat two story brick
Il house, six rooms and attic, No. IS York ST.,
kIth gas, cistern ana hydrant, good cellar,
Front and rear yards. Apply next door, 81, or
~ East Fifth street. iS-4t