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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-09-06
Administrators Sale Of Real Estate
Of William Shearer, Deceased,

STATE OF ILLINOIS, Iss
COUNTY OF Rock ISLAND %
In the County Court of the August term, A. 1873
Hinder and BY virtue of decree of said County
Court. made and entered of record at the August,
A. D.. 1873, term thereof, upon petition Of me
undersipned Francis NJ. Sinnet, administrator dc
bonis of the estate of William Shearer deceased
against Elizabeth Shearer and others, will. on
Monday the nd day Of September, A. d 1878. at
two (2l O'Clock in the afternoon of that day, sell at
public vendue TO the highest bidder at the north
door of the Court House IN the City OF Rock ISL
and said County and State all the right. title, in
terest and claim which the said deceased had at
the time of his death (snblect, however, to the
Homestead right and dover interest Of the widow
of said deceased the following described property
situated in said City, County and State to-wit: Lot
ten {fO and the east invent y-eght t2) feet of lot
nine 10y in block nine t91in Inc Old Town, now the
CITY Of Rock Island or so much thereof as may be
necessary to pay the debts OF the eaid estate.
| Terms OF sale: Cash, on conveyance of the prop
erty sold and after sale has been reported to and
/ confirmed by the Court. FRANCIS n. SINEET
S-23d4w Admir-. de ooHSs aoRs
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OPINIONS OF PRESS

Iron Sc Louis Globe Democrat.
DR. WHETHER, 6l7 st. Charles street, a reg
ular graduate of medicine, has been longer
engaged in the treatment of chronic diseases
than any other physician In the city. Nervous
debility, blood diseases, all impediments TO
marriage. Call or write. Circular free. sSato
medicines; moderate charges.
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ALLAN Hay co.

11T9 Broadway ................ NEW YORK.
sAmong the most beautiful Of the British pro-
auctions in the departments OF Wax and Candle
Works Of the Great Exhibition are the Ozoker1t
Candles Of .. q. r. Field, London They include
large variety of colors and Sizes for the parioE
the bouaoir and the banquet, but their purity and
brilliancy are wonderful, commanding universal
admiration. One kind ie marked so as 70 inoicste
the hours Of the night certain length being burn
ed in certain time. These beautiful candles may
be seen at the Allan Hay Company Dep9I IL
roadway. who are sole agents tor tRe unltea
stAtes.-[NeN York Obserysr
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-05-06
The City Of Cities.

London the greater, or the London
OF the register general contains 1885,
600 souls In round numbers, with .
street mileage of l.460 miles. The 10
cal taxation per head of the population
Is 30 shillings per snnum. Out of that
sum every Landoner pays for gas, lis
Sd; local district rates. Is Cd; police,
IS ID; sewers, Is Sd; metropolitan
board of works, 2s; coal and mine dues,
Is 5d; and for schools. I'd. For ell
London these rates count up to the
respectable figures of es,645. .s63. The
water supply per diem amounts to 52o.-
600 tons. In Adelaide place, London
bridge, where the street is Al feet wide,
$1,000 vehicles pass in twelve hours.
1t is claimed that ss q rule in the city
proper q man can make as much pro-
gress afoot as in Q cab. As the results
OF observation extended over fifty days
In London, where one horse fell upon
a wooden pavement. IL fell ubon as
phslt. and 2.5 upon the granite pave
ment.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-05-06

A GENTLEMAN living in Detroit hired
a boy TO walk home beside him and
carry a bundle. having first agreed to
pay the lad fifteen cents Reaching the
house, the man found that he bad no
smaller change than quarter. and he
said:
If you will call at my office at two
O'Clock I'll have the change.
But il was to be cash down, protest
ed the boy.
SO il was; but | haven't the exact
change. you see. You'll have to call at
my office
III CALL growled the boy as he
turned away; but know just how 1t
will work. When knock on the door,
a cross-eyed clerk will yank it open. ask
me what want, and when | tell him
he will yell out, ..Thst man went into
bankruptcy last September. and now
you git That's the way they allus play
it on me, sir. and I'd rather lose the
tifteen cents than to call the clerk q
thief and q fraud sir
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A Sad Reality.

She went in the morning.
Unheeding or scornlng
Her mothers mild warning
How fair was her brow
| saw her at noon.
Bat the gathering gloom
OF her sin in her doom
Had darkened it now.
| saw her at evening
Scarce life left for breathing.
The last sigh was heaving
The poor wreck ashore.
How sad that life's ocean
Brings constant commotion
To beings whose portion
Is peace nevermore,
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-05-06

~ Our speeislities- Fine Watch RepAirinr.
Monogram Engraving. Seal Cutting. Pipe Mount
ing igold or silverl Jevslry Repairing.
- The TRUE TIxr received daily BY Tsls-
graph from the Z. s. Signal Station. kept In Q
hrseelass Chrunomster. enabling those having
fne watches % have them accurately rated
- Once and Work Room temporarily st
RKsIDENCE, Immediately la Rear Of MASONIC
HALL, Front street Hours from A. n. TO 10
p. n.
We guarantee first.cisss Work at Reasonable
Prices. spi9dtf
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-27
LATEST LOCAL.

F1CK & CHASE, oyster dealers on Sixth
street, were closed up by attachments this
morning.
A WOMAN living at No. 1856 West Sixth
street was run over and seriously injured
by peddler's wagon this morning.
WIN. FISCHER, wholesale eonfectioner at
No 23S Walnut street. corner of Sixth
street, has made an assignment in favor of
his creditors to Victor HI. Long.
THE Sixth Ward Socialistic Labor Club
meets tonight at No. 260 Walnut street.
The Campaign Committee meets tomorrow
night at Room II, Arbeiter Hall.
THE boat race on the Ohio River between
Doc. Ferguson and John Bethel, and James
Thompson and Puggy Lain, last evening,
resulted in victory for the former two.
GEssNER, the man whom Officer Mitchell
shot some time ago, was recently dismissed
from the Hospital but yesterday he was
brought back, Inflammation having set in
and his life is now despaired of.
A MAN by the name of H. Fosdick has
been going about the city for several days
with subscription paper, stating that he
was collecting money for the family of fire.
man Koehler, who was run over some time
ago. A number of business men were in
this way induced to give from one to ten
dollars, but the trickster is now Gagged.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-27
Shadows of Coming Events.


Big balloon race at the Zoozoo next Sun
day.
Vocal and instrumental concert at the
Bellevue House this evening.
German Band and Miss Emma Kuster at
the Lookout House this and every even
ing
The fiftieth session of the Ohio Annual
Conference of the Methodist Protestant
Church will convene in Manchester, o., to-
morrow.
Grand promenade concert by the Cincin-
natl Orchestra full reed band this evening,
at the Highland House, M. Brand, con-
ductor.
Barlow, Wilson, Primrose & Vests Min
strels will perform at the Lookout House
Sunday afternoon and evening, under the
management of R. E. J. Miles.
The Murphy temperance union meeting
at Bible Chapel, 1874 Longworth street, are
preparing a temperance entertainment on
Friday evening next, on behalf of the yell
low fever sufferers.
The temperance folks will give q special
entertainment for the benefit of the yellow
fever sufferers on Friday evening next A.
|. Goldsmith has charge of the arrange
ments, and call is made on our friends to
respond to this noble charity. The entire
proceeds will go to the object suggested.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-27

City Clerk Rohner has gone to Philadel
phia to bring his family home.
0. M. Carter of the U. S. Corps of Cadets
West Point, is at the Gibson House.
Mr.. Otto Fraenzel, of Fraenzel Bros, In
dianapolis, is a guest of the Hotel Emery.
Mr.. c. s.. Ammel, business manager of the
Oates Opera Company, is stopping at the
Burnet House.
Mr. P F. Burke is the Captain of the
Knights of Loyola in the reception feslivi
ties of General Shields tomorrow, and not
Mr.. Bradley, as enormously stated in the
papers to-day.
Mr.. AL. Cutter, of this city, and Miss
Taylor, of Milwaukee, Wis, were married
at Delaware, O., yesterday.
Miss Stella Boyd, the accomplished music
teacher, has returned home, after pleasant
summer vacation spent among friends in
Loveland.
John Grossius, ESQ, one of our represen-
tatives to the Paris Exposition and lead
ing business man Of this city, is just home.
He enjoyed his trip abroad immensely, but
admits that he found no place like Cincin-
natl.
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WASHINGTON CITY.
National Associated Press to the Star.
The Presidential Program me


WASHINGTON, Aug 27.-The President,
Mrs. Hayes and family will leave here next
Friday evening at 7 o'clock for Fremont
Ohio, where they will arrive Saturday after
noon. Monday evening they will leave
Fremont for Chicago arriving in that city
the next morning. There the President
will review the Fire Department Wednes-
day he starts from Chicago for st. Paul, ar
arriving at that place Thursday morning
early.
The Sixty.ninth Call
for the redemption of five-twenty bonds,
consols of sixty-five, has just been issued.
War i'm the Mountains.
The following telegram was received here
to-day:
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. 27.
ITO Hon. Green B. Raum, Commissioner OF In.
ternal Revenue, WashinntOn:
"Reinforcements forwarded in time to
reach Davis last night. will put the mat
ter through and be done with it, if possible.
There were three outlaws killed and several
wounded. Five or six of Davis men were
wounded. Great difficulty in obtaining
horses for reinforcements.
'[Signedl WIN. WooDcocK,
collector"
The Commissioner has telegraphed to Col
lector Woodcock, at Nashville, and to Col.
| lector Cooper, at Knoxville, authorizing
them to employ force sufficient to seize
every illicit distillery and arrest every ILL
cit distiller in their districts.
Exports OF Domestic Merchandise.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 27.-The Acting Sec
retary of the Bureau of Statistics, in letter
to Acting Secretary Hawley dated to day,
says the total foreign commerce of the
United States imports and exports, during
the year ending June Both, 1878, was
larger than during any year prior to 1873
The exports of domestic merchandise from
the United States during the year ending
June Both, 1878, we're larger than during
any previous year in the history Of the
| country.
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CRIMES AND CRIMINALS.
National Associated Press to the Star.
SHOT IN THE PRESENCE OF I'll

SHOT IN THE PRESENCE OF THE JUDGE.
PRINCETON, KY, Aug. 2.-Two men,
James w. Riggs and J. w. Luttrell, were
brought here Sunday on the charge of
horse-stealing While they were in the
Courtroom yesterday, Geo. X. Ratliff CASH
ier of bank here, recognized them as the
men who had outraged his wife and robbed
his house last week. He charged them
with the crime and they both started to
run, when Ratliff and his two brothers
fired upon them, killing them instantly
The Ratliffs gave themselves up, but were
at once acquitted.
MURDER IN CANADA,
QUEBEC, Aug. pa dreadful murder oc-
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FOREIGN.

National Associated Press to the Star
TWO MONTHS MORE OF EXPOSITION.
PARIS, Aug. 27.-The date of closing the
International Exhibition has been fixed for
October 31st
THE MONETARY MEN.
In the International Monetary Conference
Yesterday Mr. Groesbeck urged the resump-
ton of the free mintage of silver, on the
ground that circumstances had materially
altered since its suspension by the Latin
Union. Mr. Horton thought the entry Of
the Anglo Indian Empire into the Confer
ence was matter of congratulation, as it
had dramatically illustrated the progress
of science. The Conference will terminate
on Wednesday, when the delegates will dine
at the Blysee,
THOMAS AND LOUISA.
LONDON, Aug 27.-Thomas and Louisa
Bigelow, Americans were arraigned
before the Police Court in Liverpool
on yesterday, charged with stealing
5000 and number of Canadian ponds
from the office of the Receiver General Of
Toronto. They were remanded to prison.
NOT A CRISIS.
A dispatch from Vienna denies the report
of ministerial crisis i'll that city.
TYROLEAN FLOOD.
Tremendous foundations have occurred
in Tyrol, Austria, and great losses are re-
ported by damage to property
TEN. THOUSAND ARE MARCHING.
A dispatch from Constantinople state;
that ten thousand Lazos are marching upon
Batoum.
BRUSSELS SHAKEN.
LONDON, Aug. 27-The earthquake men
toned in these dispatches yesterday was
felt throughout Belgium, and the Brussels
Observatory was shaken.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-27
Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses have
issued been since our last report:
Aug. B. Freundling and Frederick NJ
Haberle.
A. P. Gaylord and Virginia Snow.
J. A. Best and Ida Heitzman
Michael Kennedy and Ella McAvoy.
W. W. Connell and Nettie Devinney.
John Pnlhorn and Lottie Hill.
VIM. Braker and Katie Hermann.
J. G. Geiges and Josephine Smith.
A. ]. Refs and Mary Kennedy.
Emil Weis and Mary Johnson.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-27

The following deaths have been placed O
record since our last report:
Alice Wasmer, 16 mos, city.
Ottway Cullahan, 25 yrs, city.
Bernard Wambach, 72 yrs, Germany.
Isabella Ruff, yrs, city.
|. H. Cady, 81 yrs, United States
Anna b. Dole, 7 mos, city.
Adolph Boiling, II mos, city.
Rolph Avery, day, city.
Ellen Goltigan, 80 yrs, Ireland.
Margaret Sherlock, 81 yrs, Irelaiid.
Maximilian Brahm, 80 yrs, Holland.
Clara E. Brens, 10 days. city.
Infant Schath, stubborn, city.
Alice Shea, 20 yrs, Ireland.
HenrgShoemaker, II yrs, city.
John Tarl 50 yrs Germany.
Moses B. Bayles, 81 yrs, United States.
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I'm Brief.

National Associated Press to the Star.
BosToN, Aug. 27.-Sullivan won the single
scull race to-day in 14;44.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 27.--Col. Forsyth
reports three citizens killed and another
wounded on Lewiston Fork by Indians.
WAsH1NGToN Aug 27-The Secretary of
War has ordered large quantity of rations
to be sent from Chicago to the yellow fever
sufferers in the South.
SARATOGA, N. Y, Aug. 27.-The first race
to-day was won by Bramble the second by
Rhadamanthus, the third by Fusilade and
the fourth by Deadhead
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Per wsk. TUESDAY EVENING. AUGUST 27 1878

gee, is very low. All the other victims are
getting along well and likely to recover.
BETTER NEWS FROM CANTON.
There is better news from Canton. No
deaths there since last report and only 2
new cases. The fever is abating.
New ORLEANS, Aug 27.-Forty-nine deaths
and one hundred and ninety-four new cases.
Weather unfavorable for the sick.
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Cured Sunday afternoon at place called
ST. GATHERINGS, near this city Two Irish
men, named Francis Conway and Michael
Farrell, got into dispute in the early part
of the day over the removal of fence. In
the afternoon Conway and his children had
occasion to pass Farrell's house. AS he
neared the house he discerned Farrell in
the act of running towards him with gun
in his hands, and when he approached him
he took deliberate aim and shot Conway,
who lived but few minutes after being
shot. The murderer surrendered himself
to the authorities. The deceased leaves a
wife and several children.
MRS. SMITH DECLARED GUILTY.
JERSEY CITY, Aug. 27-Ten of the jury
rendered verdict to-day declaring Mrs
Smith and an unknown accomplice guilty
of the murder of her husband, policeman
R. H. Smith. Jurymen Rapp and Birch
rendered a verdict duplicating Bennett and
Mrs Smith. The majority verdict was &C
cepted.
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Single Copy Two Cents. mo AZ.

day, but Mr.. H. Haskell, who was sent to
Roh's Hill from the Germania House Sum
day night, is not expected to live untA
morning.
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TOLEDO, O., Aug 27.-John Sherman, Sec
retary of the Treasury, accompanied by his
Private Secretary (Babcock) and a few
friends, arrived yesterday by the United
States revenue cutter Fessenden. Wheeler's $
Opera-house was crowded last night with an
audience of about two thousand people to
hear the Secretary's speech, while as many
more went away unable to obtain an en-
trance to the hall. At 8 o'clock Secretary
Sherman was introduced to the audience by
Captain J. X. Hamilton, and was received
with applause. He spoke directly upon the
financial topic.
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MRS. SMITH DECLARED Guilty.
Political.
National Associated Press to the Star.
C0N0VER WILL RUN.

4NIRVIVIIuI zhaSVVIoIeU I IeaS 10 IIIe oCtf
CoNoVER WILL RUN.
WASHINGTON, Aug. Ex-senator Conover
says that he does intend to make the race
for Congress in Florida, all statements to
the contrary Notwithstanding.
CAMPAIGN DOCUMENTS.
Congressional Campaign Committee have
received the first instalment of Senator
Thurman's financial address, delivered at
Hamilton, Ohio, and extensive preparations
are being made to give it the widest crcu-
lation. 1t is to be accepted as the keynote
Another speech which is being widely sent
abroad is one made by Representative Nc
Mahon, of the Dayton (Ohio) District re-
citing what the Democracy had done in the
way of legislation for the Union soldiers of
the late war
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-27

w ANTED-TWO YOUNG MEN-Two active
and intelligent young men in the business depart
ment of this paper. au275t
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An exchange says a pretty female lob
byist when she commences to weep, gcner-
ally wins a Congressman over to her si,ic-
From this it would appear that our Con-
gress is partially %un by water power
[Norristown Herald.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-27
Death of Governor Paaelford.

National Associated Press to The Star,
PROVIDENCE, R. l., Aug. 27.-Ex-Gov-
ernor Padelford, who has been very i'll
for week past from a stroke of paralysis,
died at his residence in this city last night.
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National Associated Press TO the Star.
SAN Francisco, Aug. 27.-Mr. MARYLAND,
the husband of Miss Jeffreys-L the ac-
tress, was arrested at Santafee, to-day, for a
debt of $4,000.
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VIZ TED-sITUATION-B a first class cook
w in city OF country. Apply at los Lock street.
o6-3t
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WY ANTED - SITUATION -- AS laundress or
w cook, in city or country. Call at 6S George
street 26-3t
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wv ANTED-SITUATION-By frstclass cook,
w also up stairs and dining room girl. Call at
2y7 East Sixth street. 26-3t
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WANTED = SITUATION - By short hand
w writer. VIM. L. WRIGHT, JR., corner of Elm
and Vine streets Walnut Hills. 27-3t
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wv ANTED - SITUATION BY an experienced
w cook, in the city or country. Apply at So
Elizabeth street. 273t
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VNyANTED - WORK - BY a short hand writer,
w telegrapher and secretary: highest references
given. Address INDUSTRY, Commercial office.
26-3t
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wy TANTED-WORK-W and ironing to
w go out by the day or take home by two
women good references. Call at 100 Park street.
in the rear. 26-3t
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MANIFESTATIONS - By a girl to do up
w stairs work Inquire at 437 Richmond street.
POST
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WY rANTED-SITUA ATOMIC do cooking, wash
w ing and ironing. Call at 399 W. Third street.
2S-3t
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VIZ TED-SITUATION-By a good, reliable
w woman, to cook wash and iron; city or sub
urbs Gail at 249 West Third street. 26-3t
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VET D-SITUAT1ON-Work by the day by
w good woman; reference. 564 Race street.
26-3t
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NTANTED - -sITUATION-By German girl,
w to do cooking or other housework, and assist
at washing and ironing. Call at 337 West Ninth
street. 27 3t
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WANTED - STU ATION-By a young man as
w porter or packer carpenter by trade; good
references. Address G. G. WALLACE, Newport,
Kentucky. 27-3t
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IXTANTED- ITUATION-To do general house
w work, city or country Call at 4O3 Sycamore
street 27-3t
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ANTED-SITUATION-To do up stairs work
w and help with washing and ironing. Best Of
reference. Call at 26 Avery street. 27-3t
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yETANTED - SITUATION-As c0achman by
w young man; is good and careful driver
reference. Apply at 426 West Fifth. 26-3t
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VIOR RENT-HOUSE--Of rooms, and bath, All
L West Fourth street; rent low Apply on the
premises. 26-3t
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UNCONSTITUTIONAL bartender; good
w at mixing drinks; can speak three languages
Call or address J. LAFOVRIST, No. 43 w Seventh
street. 26-3t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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VNOR RENT - HOUSE - OF rooms, 142 Laurel
Il street in good order. Key at drug store Linn
and Laurel. B-3t
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NOR RENT-ROOMS-No 496 w. Seventh street,
L two neatly furnished rooms, with bath; ref
erences 27-2t
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LOST.
FOR RENT--ROOMS.

TIOR -ROOMS-Furnished rooms at 246
Il Plum St, between George and Seventh. E-N
NOR RENT-ROOMS-Choice front, furnished
L or unfinished rooms Apply at 244 W. Fourth
street 2T-2t
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WANTED SITUATION By a boy II years
w old, i'll some store or office Can come well
recommended. Address E. PALMER, $50 George
street. city. 27-3t
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STU ATION-By first class coach
w man; good reference. Address COLORED
C0ACHMAN, 11S Baylnller street. 26-3t