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The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-03

RICHER AND RICHER.-Wc have SD often spoken of the Tip-Top mine. through the columns of the MINER, that We imagine the name may be getting stale; however. when the owners continue developing their rich lead and extracting the pure silver it becomes our duty to chronicle inc fact The lucky owners have recently struck metal equally pure with the silver dollar piece The lead has been thoroughly proSpccted to a depth Of over one hundred feet. and every foot of the shaft, from he surface to the bottom, has been getting richer and richer until now they find themselves owners of a lead that produces metal that chinkS like the bullion itself and can hc easily passed with the merchant for goods. or at the sa- Icons for drink of pure iccd-lcmonade
 lhiS mine Was incorporat ed some time since and certificates of sto ck issued to the owners. We have not hear ,, of any of the stock having been sold, ant, if it has. those who sold will regret the s ale. while those making the purchase will smile over their good fortune. MT. Cornir g, one of the pro prictorS. k Tn town and informs us that the whole lead has widcned and that it is now over two feet in width. with seven or eight inches ot the pure metal This lead k ot itself, not to say anything of the numerous other rich deposits in the district. sufficient to bring out the IIumbug country and make h'elX ca az, equal to the Peck
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Agent Wanted.

\ fr1bIr agent fsr At.,.uA t- iair srEe fi ths ais ns,. aatrs of THE MINING RECORD uF NEW YORK Adirsa- ssih Fsts fenfrs
 Al is tiiiSuLM wl braiaas. Sea hork.
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NEW LoCtToN>. During the last ten days the following claims have been record cd at the office of the county recorder, some of which are spoken of in the highest terms assay, going a> high as three thou>- and dollars per ton:
 TrRKEy CREEK-Arizona Chief, discover cd by A. l.. Stahl. II. H. kcthro and H. c. Lcthro-silyer.- kcthro Silver Mine. by H. II. Kethro and ]. G Kcthro silyer.-- Rough X Ready, by B. Neagle silver.
 HA>sAYAMPA DISTRICT Jessie Bicl, by Geo. F.. Berry gold and silver. -Jeficr- son mine, by NJ W. Wilson and Chas. God frcy-silver. Mckenzie claim, by A. Me kenzie- -silycr-C Central Pacific, by w. j. Pace gold and >ilver.-Adel mine. hy Geo F. Bcrry-god and silvcr.--IIomc- stead mine. by Geo. F.. Berry amt Geo. W. Curti>-gold and silvcr.-Tc Tccumsia mine. by James II. Brown gold and silyer.-- Ohio. by ]. W. Clay thi, discovery of val uablc mining ground. adjacent to the Tc- cumsia, has caused quite an excitement in the district-S St. Joseph or storm, by W, II. Wilson silver.
 IIUMBUG DISTRICT Nallenciana. hy ! R. Darrochc gold. Jack Swilling, by !. R. Darroche >ilycr.- Maggie hy ]. R. Oar roche >ilycr.-Thc Silver Star mine. by W. Staneky, C. sheldon and Samuel Clark.
 LYNN GREER Ebcrhart, by Albert Hel- dcrich and Lawrence Wandling- gold and sil>cr.-Georgia by W. W, Rryson-si- vcr.-G Genoa, ny W. d. Pace silver.
 PECb DISTRICT General Jackson mann moth mine of silver, discovered by Timothy Kelly.
 BRADSHAW DIsrRIcT-Gray Eagle, by Francis Amc,- silver --Pcnnsylvania. by James Chambers, J. W. Hannah and John GreipSon silver
 Besides the above. several claims have been located on Wild Rye creek, by the Mcssrs Doughcrty and Boyd. and a claim near Beaver creek, called the Richmond, by Henry Bowman.
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NtsA

Our ncighbor~ of santa Fc, New MexicH, i,a~ 2 been visited with smallpox this sum- mcr, whici, a; first appeared in mild form but aftcrward assumed 9 more malignant type
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Estray Notice.

Ihsfs a, iay raath as W ..sss CGs-s aofse vhtFa ua. irfl sset dfsrf- faFt stating fhsf sad hr,a ea, iafo t~f arff. Tho hof.s hos brand Ist hif syrt .su do~a uiia sraaish brand ss'unretesi The ai fifasr frts TfvGefif- Is5 chtuzs' AHa take tbis tulAsklH sslufsd asrss auat-
 WILLIAM a. HEsSFR. WGlos Ctcst Iuiy u t-,s sh
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LE(iAI.
Notice
Notice

To E. \ Diekasoa. ca-oEn-, that certain mining l',catioa e, .,., s1la as L'ulr. m.s'te by W \. Kellr ..zss March, ls7i, iu ihe Tiger Ma. sssa of NaHais'i and Territory ef Dss
 ioai are hereby pofif-d tss.
 caused To be done uTan ths ss... ,.- 2.
 l,-catiu ut, the amoaaI of iai~, sase | year is16, required by the lsv.'.s. .s. "a. si.' cost Co us of cue hundred doli..s
 And you are hereby nuti ae8 = st hls place of bssinss. in p-.tsf 4sl Cosiniy of lavaIai yoaf rra,.,,s, z| sad labor. a' the rate uf len a..fs--a aa' drrd i~et "wns' iy you. within s.s.iss Y vice co this n''tice ou } ou- and ia sHeh I2ymshi we will claim. ur,s--. - il in turce. iosieilure of yellr lp,s,,.. z E. s eiAi' JULlrs \. Rnsas
 Prescott \. r, January II. 1ss,
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ANDREW JACKSON ,

IN THE DISTRICT COVRr .. District, IerFit"fy vf Ar.z.ssa q,
 MARY ISABELLA SHos
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MISCELLANEOUS.
LOOK OUTFOR IMP0ST0RS.'

noNr WASTE YotR TIME
 and fnousF an Wufihie-s and sfslfious iui HlltWss o1 "Hf i'strti MAGNETIC ELASTIC Tkt N A weid f1 ihs w'sr 2. sui'l'is''' ~rnd fgr liIa.ifatei houA o'ln l,tirs. II.t MAGNETIC ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY
 tdu. NarrimeHta street. ~au Taht
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Tho latest thing oul + usually young man with latch hul.
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SuiiilnOlls

IN THE DISTRICT COURT rn-. District, Territory of Arizona. e.
 GUHToRp Hkraasr
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SIR ASHLEY COOPER R :
 Vital Restorative.
THE VITAL RESTORATIVE

THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR NERVOUS
 | DEBILITY >ieTmstorrho.l. >stniual Wcsknbs,.
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THE VlTbL RESTORATIVE

Niii positively "urT thoroughly and periuaneu'Iy ui case of ENHAt SPED VITALITY or neryo5s. Irhi.i, either aca'- vi bong standing aud io either sex matter frtfp u h..' s.t,5.s. ursl need
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a thoroughly scientific prescription. u ]. quaek s'rum heac perfectly safe to take E. pleasant , the te supple, tc ihe c,rebro-,Fiua and ,ymla,bhetic
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Stllilnl0ll<

Prescott A. IT. January II. 1ss,' I' [
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-05
CINCINNATI PRESRYTERx.
Trial of Rev. w. @. mcCune xea
DislOyaity 10 the Church.

The Cincinnati Presbytery met this mora
ing at 10 O'clock to try Rev. W. q. McCuno
Mr.. l. j. Cushman presided pro tenn. Rey. A.
D. Ledyard opened with a prayer in behalf si
the man who is to-day being inductcd into fIa
Office Of President Of the United States.
Rev. A. l.. Thompson was allow1u his pcti-
tion Tor dismiss al from this Presbytery in or
der to unite with that OF Whitewater; nis0
Rev. David Clark to unite with that Of Chi
cage.
Rvv. Irwin L. Cayton, pastor OF the Firsa
Presbyterian Church Of Delhi, sent in his
resignation. A committee OF 1--WE TO attend 10
the matter was appointed.
Rev. Leander Ii. Long was appointed 10 the
pastorage OF the Church at Loyeland.
The Presbytery then went into the trial Of
Rev. ". =. McCune. The charges and speci1-
cations were read and the defendant askeu 20
plead
Rev. McCune desired to give bis plea in a
lengthy statement and his reasons for 80 doing
The Chair ruled The II quest out Of order.
Rev. McCune then pleaded: "I am withfa
my knowledge anu belief not guilty OF any a.
Tense against the standards OF the PIesDYbe-
rian Church."
Several members Of the Presbytery neid that
his answer was not sufficiently specific.
Rev. McCune insisted that he could plead
only as he had done.
A lively discussion, pro and COR, was entered
into, and resulted in the following plea: Il an
not guilty Of violating any requirements Of the
Presbyterian Church as TO her faith or order"
A motion TO take q recess was then carried.
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Announcements.

The third annual ball Of the Ladies' Hebrew
Aid Society will take place at Eureka HAIL
Tomorrow evening.
Rev. VIM. Taylor, DID,, will preach in wal
nut Hills NJ. L. Church TINS evening, and TO-
morrow he will depart for his home In CallIor-
MIA.
DR.. Elizabeth j. French's second lecture In
College Hall will be given Tonight. the sub-
ject being "The U e and Abuse Of Electricity
as Curative Agent"
The free lectures at the St Paul Church this
evening are the Fall OF Con itantinopie at.d
the Revival OF Learning" by d. humphruyA.
Esq, and on "Breathing," by Dr. J.W. Under
hill.
Rev. Leopold, one OF the most eloquent
on Lent next Wednesday evening" in st. Lnd-
wigs Church, corner Of Eighth anu WainuE
streets.
A church concert will be given nex' Sunday
evening at the German Protestant ST. Johs's
Church, corner Of Twelfth and Elm streets.
A number OF the members of the MseunerchOr
will assist the church choir.
A public instalati n Of the Officers of tssr
Order Of the Soei League wi be mold in ttaa
Nj. E. Church, Elizabt tntown, on Tuesday even :
ing. Mr.. Sam c. Pat erson will deliver t-n
address OF the eveniag =, an the Newtown Or
che ira will furnish the music. The new ~
Ralias will be used on this occasion.
The Shakespeare Club give play and receu-
tlon at MelOdeOn Hall tomorrow evening
The play is "rhe Maid OF CrOissey," and alo
cast is as follows: "Francis," Mr. Pohlmx.:
sergeant Austerlitz," MIR. Craven; Nv aiSasr.ss
MIR. Wight; ''Theresa," Mrs Ebersule: s<aia-
nette, Miss Woolwine.
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PRESIDENT HAYES.
Preparations for the Inauguration
Ceremonies, Etc.

Ceremonies, Etc.
special to the star:
WASHINGTON, March 5.-To say that
the city is crowded does not express it.
Every train for the last iorty- eight
hours has arrived heavily laden. and
still they come. Dispatches say incom-
ing trains that are to reach here during
the morning are bringing greater num-
bers than they carried any day during
the Centennial.
All the arrangements are completed d
tor the Inauguration, and at this hour i,
10 A. M, 1t is almost impossible to get
to the Capitol for the crowd that is
pushing for admission.
A stand has been erected at tbe east
end of the Capitol, bands Of music are
now playing, and the military parading
the streets. The Cadets OF this
city, companies from Philadel-
phia, Baltimore and other cities,
and the regular tIoops stationed here
and from Fort McHenry will comprise
the military part OF the display.
The inaugural will be delivered at
noon, and you will have it at once.
The oath OF office was administered to
President Hayes and Vice President
Wheeler on Saturday night, but it Is to
be done again to-day at noon.
Cabinet speculations are as rife as
ever, but there is little information more
positive now than was given several
days ago. Sherman will certainly be
Secretary OF The Treasury, and Mr..
EVarts Will be Secretary Of State.
Carl Schurz will. have Cab
met position of some kind,
and it is intimated now that Ex-Sena-
tor Key, OF Tennessee, will represent
the Southern interest and probably be
Secretary of the Interior.
Senator Barnum will succeed Mr..
Hewitt as Chairman OF the Democratic
National Executive Committee.
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I'm MemOriapa.

1t is our melancholy duty to record the deash
OF little Charles B. McDermott, at New Oricaus.
Friday, February %, aged three years; son u
B. B. and Mary Jane McDermott. formerly Of
this city; cause of death congestive chiIIs. Thn
boy gradually sickened; there was languer IN
his eyes which told of growing disease. thes0
was a torpor in his movements which spoke q
feeblenesS and pain. The spring CANT, but lae
did not fl0a upon its gales like the butterfly.
While the crocus leaped out OF tho earEh TO
proclaim the approaching hours OF renova ion
the work of decay was begun in the sAullag
whose blossoms and fruit shone so richly in "a
parents dreams. His remains were b,ou M
TO this city for interment The funeral tnox
place yesterday Sunday, March d. atsP- M.
from the residence Of his grandfather, Wlliiaua
Shay, ia Central avenue. n
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mr. Howard,s Lactmrns.

To the Editor of the scar:
Allow me to say to the Christian people Il
Cincinnati that, however other classes OF sss-
sons may view the matter. they, the lovers ans
defenders OF all truth, can not afford 10 icsp
the present opportunity Of hearing ana wss-
Messing the practical demonstration OF sCien-
tihc facts and princip es, as related to spirit
ual truths, p: eseuted in the course Of leefznBs
by Mr. Howard.
In defiance of mud and the threatening ese-
ments, was at the vinc-street Church Frfasy
evening. suggest that at the second lectnrs
on Tuesday evening, the audience request ih9
lecturer 20 restate the points with the expsr:-
mental proofs aud ilustratioasl OF the firsf hes
ture. A PASroR.
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LOCAL PERSON AIS.

Adam Gels. Of the Board Of Control, was ON
Saturday presented with fine twolve-pouna
girl
President Short, Of the C., II. Il d. Railroad.
has rendered his resignation to take effect
April /.
The following are the Directors OF the All
stract Company: Samuel j. Thompson, J. r.
FOilet, :. N. Maxwell, Alex. b. Huston, Josiah
Ii. Bissell.
Dr. Fl. M. Reed has kindly rendered tho
students of the Ohio Dental College fne sns-
per, to be given Wednesday evening at his heS-
pitable residence, No. 298 Vine street.
Mr.. Leonhard Schneider, the noted fencing
master. presented fine poniarn to the Gam
its twenty fifth anniversary. A vote OF thanks
was rendered yesterday TO Mr.. Schneider BY thp
Association.
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the facts and the law, is an occasion for

the facts and the law, Is an occasion for
general rejoicing.
Looking for the guidance OF that d.
vine hand by which the destlnies 0I
nations and individuals are shaped, L
call upon you Senators, Representatives,
judges, and fellow citizens here and
every where, to unite with me In
an earnest effort to secure our country
the blessings not only OF national pros
perity, but OF justice, peace aud union,
relying upon the loving devotion Of
a free people, and that all
things may be so ordered ana settled
upon the best and surest foundation
that peace and happiness, truth. jus.
tice and religion may be established
among us for all generations.
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FROM THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
Private Secretarlen.

National Associated Press to the Star. - =,as y
WASHINGTON, d. c., March 5.-W. R.
Rogers, OF Cincinnati, is to be First Sec.
retary to President Hayes, assisted by
the Presidents son, Webb Hayes. The
other attaches of the Executive Mansion
will remain for the present.
Taking the Oath.
In order to prevent an interregnum in
the Presidential Office it was decided
that Messrs. Hayes and Wheeler should
quietly take the oath of Office on Satur-
day night. This was administered to
them at O'clock P. NJ. by Chief Justice
Waite at the Executive Mansion, pre-
vious to the seating of the guests ut the
State Dinner given by President and
Mrs. Grant.
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NEWS FROM THE METROPOLIS
At the Churches.
National Associated Press to the star.

National Associated Press to the star.
New YORK, March 5.-It was general
ly supposed that special reference
would be made by officiating clergymen
in the various Churches of this and 9TH
er cities yesterday to the final settle
ment of the Presidential question. In
but comparatively few Of the New York
Churches was the subject alluded to di-
rectly, only the usual formal prayers
in the Episcopal and other Churches for
the President and all in authority being
reeited.
Mr. Tilden Goes Abroad.
1t is stated that S .muel j. TiIden will
take trip to Europe this summer.
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National Associated Press to the Star.
PARKER's, PA, March 5.--The Bate
man Home. OF Karns City, Pa, burned
early this morning, and all of Mr.. Bate
mans family, except son, who Is badly
wounded, were burned to death.
The remains OF Mrs. f. E. Bateman:
Minnie, aged seventeen; Lou. Bell, aged
seven; Winnie, two and half years,
and N. Brown, whose residence is in
New York, have been taken out.
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Cheap TelegranhInr.

The A. & p. Telegraph Company has made
another immense reduction in rates. To 81
Louis, Chicago. Pittsburg and all points With
in flve hundred miles Of CIncinnasi ,he rate i.
only rs cents, and TO New York only IS esets
The days OF cheap telegraphpg, for which ii
business man has SO long looked, have at lenxA
arrived.
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in France and afterwards married again
in foreign country. has been subjected
to new and cruel kind OF legal perse
cution. The French Courts have or
dered that she be fined 1000 francs y
day until she returns to the keeping OF
her former husband the two children OF
her first marriage. The fine will be leV-
led on the income OF her property In
France, which is under sequestration.
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Dependency.

National Associated Press to the Star.
New BRITAIN, CT, March 5.-Renry
Pritchard a bartender shot himself yes
terday, and will probably die. The
cause is ASST. ned to desponeldcy
caused by family troubles.
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ABSTRACTS.
CINCINNATI ABSTRACT co.

THIS COMPANY IS NOW PREPARED
Il to furnish certificates and full information
as to JUDGMENTS, EXECUTIONS, PEND
ING SUITS, and other proceedings in all the.
Courts Of Records of Hamilton County.
office No. 20 West Ninth street,
near Main. mh5 -3m NJ, W&F
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Mrs. Louisa Mccall, of Canton, IOhio,
is chosen director OF the bank OF which
her late husband was president, and is
the second woman nati.n nal ba lk direc-
tor ever chosen, Mrs. j. ID. Is. adley, OF
Peoria, Illinois, chosen two years ago,
being the first.
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The SanafR.

National Associated Press to the Star.
WASHINGTON, March 5.-The Senate,
after the appointment of a committee
of three to wait ON the President and in
form DIm of its organization for busi-
ness, adjourned till tomorrow.
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DrOnned Daad.

National Associated Press to the star.
HARTFORD. CONN, March 5.-James
Daniels, halter and furrier of this city,
dropped dead from heart disease this
morning,
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HUNTER'S AND TRAPPEpS Illustrated
III Practical Guide. = Cunning and rifle
Shooting: making and using traps, snares and
nets; baits and batting; preserving. stretch
ms ~ nR WIZ ~ ty yelng o
Faxidermist's Manual, soc. Dog Training.
Rsc. HAmors OF Ventrilo1uism. l5c, Improves
ment o Memory, 15c. OF book sellers or BY
mail. JESSE HANEY q CO., li9 Nassau
ltreet. New Yort nol8-tf
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-05

Miss Dudu Fletcher, the writer OF tho
new novel, "K.smet,"is daughter OF n
missionary to Brazil, and the step-
daughter Of Mr.. Eugene Benson.
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TOR SALE-B BUsINESS-A first-claEs
il stamping and plating establishment, with
about 1000 patterns, pertorating and plating
machines, &C.; all in perfect order; will ue
sold cheap; cause, going TO Europe. Address
JOSEPH LENDLE, /, IN Main street, Wheel
ing, W, Va. 2-6t
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Half.Mast,

National Associated Press TO the Star.
NEW YORK, March 5-The Sun TO-
day fl O. flag at half.mast, union down.
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I! bird Edition

Fair or partly cloudy, with slightly ris-
ing temperature, tor the ne1t twenty-foar
hours.
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TOR SALE - FEATHERS - Large 4H-lb.
T. pillows, 81 each; 35-lb. beds. s.: cnoice
feathers, 15c per ID. Feathers renovated. o.
w. MORRISON. 81 W. Sixth street. between
Nam and w alnut. fourth floor. fe20-26t*
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BOARD OF PUBLIC wOmks.
Business Transacted by the Beard
This Morning.

The Board met in regular session, all Ehs
members present and President Bell in tlse
chair.
The following pay-rolls were received and
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CSTANDARD SCROLL BOOK. just out, has
y 200 designs and ideas Invaluable to all
Painters, &c. just the thing wanted and must
be seen TO he appreciated. Only 81. Examine
at amy book store or painters supply store.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-05
EDUCATIONAL.
ORERLIN COLLEGE.

THEOLOGICAL Collegiate and Prepara :
Il tory Departments. Elective studies. Ad-
mits both sexes. No saloon temptations Best
Of religious influences. Thorough ana cheap.
year. Over 200 students annually. For fuller
Inform alton address j. II. FAfRCHILD, Presi-
dent, or j.. B. I. MARSH, Secretary, Oberlln,
Ohio. au8-d&w,n
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Madame de Bsuffremont;t the lady who
obiaiued o decree OF judicial separation
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EoR sALE-SHoE sToRK = In Dayton,
il KY; good location; good run OF custom; a
two story frame; lot fronting two streets;
cheap for cash. JOHN 3. BUNNING, north
east corner Clay and Third streets, Dayton,
Ky fel9-l2t*
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CKETCHING FROM NATURE--In pencil
y and4water colOrs, and drawing and paint
ing in colored crayons: practical instructor,
HANEY q CO., 1l9 Nassau st.. MY. fe1l-tf
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BOARDING.

do ARDlNG Handsome room for family or
ID single gentlemen. with hrst-class accom-
nlodations, at y9 q. Fourth street. araf
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TOR SALE PLACE-I offer for sale, or
l. lease with the privilege Of purchase, my
place on Ohio avenue. opposite the entrance
10 the Clifton Incline Plane, containing near
four acres. ROBERT BROWN. 2-5t
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T IQUOR and OPIUM Habits self Cured
i ; New BOOK Of vital value, also exposes fall
lacious trcatmont aud nostrums, 75c. JESSE
HANEY & CO., ll9 Nassau street, New York.
my25.tf
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n n5HN Families or groceries In want Of
III AnkAM good Flour - warranted TO give
HAEHN satisfaction = can be supplied by
kVVah going to the w EST END MILLS.
Four orders are solicited. Delivery free.
JAABS K. HURIN, Sixth street, between
BaymIller and freeman. de1-Sm
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TNOk SALE-DRUG STORE-In the best
Il town In Eastern Indiana; WI Ill sell or trade
on reasonable terms. For particulars address
Box 72 Union City, Indiana, 2.6t
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FOR sALH..REAL ESTATE.
MISCELLANEOUS.

TILDERS' MANUAL.-A complete practi-
VI cal guide adapted TO all trades using gild-
ing; also SILVERING, and other valuable
mater. just out. 60c. OF anybook seller.
mv25-tf
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FOR RENT.

IHOR RENT-HOUSE-Br Of five rooms,
I In the West End, convenient to street cars,
No. Sargent street. Inquire next door.
2-3t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-05

CENTENNIAL COMIC PICTORIAL.-Hu-
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