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Billv Deal Arrested in Chicago.

Col. Woppenstein this morning received
the following dispatch from Chicago:
CHICAGO, Aug, 2S.
&C. wappenstein, Chief OF Police
81 have Billy Deal arrested. Send officer
for him. .. y DoNHEL Ni,i ;,
"Acting Superintendent Police
Daol will he remem bered as the man who
tried 10 sneak $1,000 out OF the Office OF
ontbs DaSs ago. pSi but 'v who alter lengthy chase
,,.as cantnred He gave bail at the time,
wheTh whi dfPs"jau be- Jumped He is also supposed t.
Iave haen IMPLICATED in the Bussing Bank
robbery, r if robbery was cor committed, miit De. De
tectiye Dugy will start for Chicago TINS
evening for the man who is 50 badly want
ed here
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,r, Columbia Foster and Hickenlooper
.1,,h bold a business meeting this even
Ing. ,,.c,.,
The Twenty-third Ward Republican Club
preanized Glee Club at their meeting iaS'
night. .,.,.
4 grand Democratic rally and pole-rais-
mo will be held at Sharon next SATURDAY
afternoon. ~,
r,noressman Young and Judge North
N Ions saSress the Republicans at Hopkins
Hall this evening.
THE Republican Executive Committee OF
1Ias';lton County will hold meeting at
uaat;ns Hall on Saturday next, at ~ a. III
uon Thomas L. Young and Judge hoah
ro,,ossee will address the Repubhcaf
Cl.sai o. Clnb at Hopkins Hall to-morro"
evening. H. po.4o,
Mr. Josiah Kirby will address the l!. rosie, pa
md Hickenlooper Club OF lhe RE. fa,i to e
cinct. First Ward, at Dunhah ii"ii "
morrow evening
uon peni. Eggleston and Captain Geo
w Williams will address the meeuhs
Tnrner Hall Saturday evening. both y"
6eld hand and Glee Club will be present.
Hon T II. Shields of Missouri E1
ca,,ornor Dennison and General H. II
G;hson have signifed their intentlhns
hsinv nresent at the Republican barbecue.
The Democrats OF Precinct G, First ware
,,ansd the campaign last night by rou'
~, rseeting in the Democratic Wigwam o
Front Ere street, opposite the No. IL Engn
House.
The Twenty-second Ward Ewing and i,ie
Club held an enthusiastic meeting
Gluchowsky's Hall. corner oi Clark an
Baymiller streets last night A numoer
good speeches were made.
The following Democratic Campaign Con
Z mittee bas been appointed: Len Harris y
NJ. Woslley, Ben Robinson, Charles "
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Baker, Mike Ryan, Jo Safer, Nat Lord, An
drew Spence, George Reemelin, A. w.
Hossenkamp, Thomas McGoyern, Thomas
Hartshorn, r. P. Dustin, 10 Setter, B. Dan
nenhold, Tim Gleason.
The Central observation-disclosures Club have
passed resolutions denouncing the would-bt
assassin, De Young in the shooting OF kal
loch, of California, as base, cowardly ano
premeditated and that De Young shoult
promptly meet the retribution he so richly
deserves, and that it should be the severes
penalty which the law attaches to hi
crime.
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MINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.

The Longview Asylum case will be de-
cided next week.
The picnic Of the Church of the Blessed
Sacrament is being beld to-day at Prices
Hill.
Vivian J. Pagan has been appointed
Internal Revenue Store-keeper for the First
District of Ohio.
The Coroner has given the verdict
death from asphyxia from cause unknown
In the case of the infant found in the vault
at S77 West Fifth street.
The S25 premium offered by the Glib
son House for the best ten pounds of Init
ter at the Boone County (Kentucky) Fair
was won by Mrs. Thomas Ross.
Suit was brought by the Government
yesterday against the firm of Highland D.
Chaftee q Co., distillers at Tippecanoe City,
to collect $4,000 claimed to be due for
back taxes.
The Old Volunteer Firemen's Associa.
ton Will hold meeting at the Gifts En-
glne-house tomorrow evening to make ar
rangements for joining in the Exposition
procession.
Attorneys desiring to set divorce ant
bastardy cases for the month of Septembel
will hand the numbers of their cases to the
CLERK Of Room No. S OF the Court of Com
mon Pleas by tomorrow noon.
The Trustees Of Spring Grove Gene
terry have contracted with Mr.. Isaac Grave
Son for the erection OF Mortuary Chape
at the entrance of the Cemetery. The con
tract price is $36, 900 the work to be com
pleted in October. 1880.
Charles Anderson, the colored man wht
murdered his mistress, Laura Francis, abou
year ago, died last night at No. G Eas
Seventh street. 1t will be remembered tina
he was pardoned out of the Penitentiary
few weeks ago by Governor Bishop.
The Harvest Home, in Green Town
ship, is in progress to-day at Carson's Grove
near Cheviot. The candidates are out i
full force. General Joseph Geiger, OF &c
lumbus; Judge Harmon, Louis Irwin an
Rev. T. H. Johnson will deliver addresses
Cincinnati Commandery No. 3, an
Hanselmann Commandery No. lG, Knight
Templar, accompanied by Seidensticker
Band, marched to the Little Miami Depc
yesterday afternoon, and welcomed Sir I
H. Tatem and other Grand Officers who n
rived from Lancaster, Ohio.
A communication has been receive
by the Board OF Trade and Transportatio
from the merchants OF Port Royal Stain
that the first steamer of the new line to Lii
erpool would be ready to sail October III
urging that the shippers OF this city woul
patronize this new line.
The City Commissioners met yesterda
afternoon to hear arguments and stat
ments in regard to the various ordinance
now pending before them for subulba
street railroads. The discussion lasted fc
several hours, when it was finally agree
that the Board take drive over the pr
posed lines next Monday afternoon.
Henry Ennis, eleven years old, turnt
up at the Ninth street Stationhouse la
night where he applied for lodging. /
says that some time ago the Children
Home secured for him a home with ma
named Ennis who lived on farm hetwet
Mt. Repose and Newberry. That Enr
and his wife died last week, and that
was then driven away from the place !
was taken to the Chldren's Home II
morning, where he will be properly car
for
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After the opening exercises at the Teach
ers' Institute this morning DR.. s. S. Davis
spoke briefly upon the subject of polite
ness both in language and manners, and
gave some practical hints as to howit could
he taught more effectually in our schools.
Miss Ellen Freeman read an essay upon the
method of teaching modern languages, and
was followed by Mr.. J. c. Chambers, the
inventor of Chambers lightniDg-rod and
laws and modes Of action of electricity ap-
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following are the transfers OF real es'
tate from noon yesterday to noon to-day;
Joseph Hand to Bridget Hand quitclain
to 16A by 81 feet on west side OF Mound
street, 252 feet north from Court street;
81 600.
Margaret La Boiteaux and husband to
James G. Holiday 1903 2s-1O0 by l47 feet,
on northeast corner of Hamilton Pike and
Adams street, Mt. Pleasant; $3.50.
Charles Gwinner to Geo. Hetz 4G Clio by
2so feet on north side of Main street being
part of Lot No. s. subdivision OF William
Barrs, East Barrsrille; $1,000
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plicable to means of protection against

plicable to means of protection against
lightning.
Prof VIM. Calvin continued his descrip-
ton of the rocks in this section of the coun-
try, and DR.. F. Forchheimer closed the
exercises of the forenoon with short
address.
During the afternoon session Mr.. DeBeck
made some additional remarks respecting
the subject of Arithmetic" Miss Luella
Doerner read an essay upon Composition
and Language Lessons" and Mr.. Levi:
Freeman spoke on the subject of "Litera
| tura "
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George Mann, of Reno, New, was the
recipient of message from the dread
"6Oi" on Friday, and the Gazette says;
"An immediate departure from town
will preserve his complexion from any
unpleasant contact with the odoriferou,
tar and downy feathers. The message
was very brief, and couched in Language
so plain that its meaning was unmistak
able. Beneath the signature COP ap
peared the peculiar coat of arms, a roost
er's feather on dark field of tar"
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Runs eaned-Cincinnatis ., Buflalos 0.
Bases on called balls-CincinnMis l. Butfalos0.
First base on -Cincinnatis 5, Builalos5.
Left on bases-Cincinnatis IS, Buffdlos D.
Struck out-Cincinnatis a. Butfalos 3.
Two-base hits-Cincinnatis |, But1alos /.
Thee-bast his-CincinnatS l. Butfalos0.
Passed balls-Cincinnatis 0, Butialosl l.
Wild dptehcs--Cincinnatis 0, Builalos0
Flies cuught-Cncinnatis 0. Butfalos II.
Flies misSed-Cincinnatis |, Butlalos0.
Double plays-Cincinnat ., Bullalos0.
Balls callcd-On White IS, on Calvin 81.
Strikes called-OH White so, OIL CALVIN q.
Umpire-T. Gillian.
The game between the Cincinnati Stars
and the Columbus Deaf Mutes yesterday
resulted in the following
SCORE
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LEGAL.

VNHE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES NO
L TICE of his appointment as Assignee o. Henry
Horwarth. Creditors are requested to hio thex
respective claims with him.
GRORGE r. TOPP, Assignee.
ED. NJ. SPANGENBERG. Attorney,
Room 10, Temple Bar,
aul4-StTh N W. Cor. Court and Main SITS.
HMENT BEFORE +, II. ROWE
IA KAMP, Justice OF the Peace OF Cincinnati
Township, Hamilton County, Ohio.-J. W. kucke-
meyer, plaintiff, VS., Samuel Ross and Henry
Wright, defendants.--On the 29th day OF July,
A. d. 1879, sa Justice issued an order of attach
ment in the above action for the sum of one hum
dred and one dollars. Said cause will come on
for hearing on the 18th day OF September, A. d.
1872, at 9 O'Clock a. IN.
]. W. KUCKEMEYER, Plaintiff
HERM. MARcKwoDTH, Attorney for Plaintiff.
CINCINNATI, August nth, 1879. aui!-StTh
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THE DAILY STAR.
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2s.-For Tennessee
ana the Ohio Valley, warmer, clear or part.
ly cloudy weather, variable winds mostly
southeasteriy, stationary or falling barome-
ter
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-28

Ex.Secretary Of State Hamilton Fish IS
prominently mentioned in official circles
here for the English Mission. There seems
to be no doubt that the Mission would be
rendered to him, if the President bad any
assurance that ii would be accepted.
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Campania the great remedy for rheuma,,
tism, neuralgia, lunbago, sprains and
bruises. Sold by all iirst-cass druggists.
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DETROIT, Mich, Aug 2S.-In the Detroit
Amateur Regatta yesterday the junior sin
glc-scuil race was won by Ball in II min
utes and 25 seconds; Darlington second, in
19 minutes and % seconds. The double
scull race had as starters the Olympic,
Union Springs and Wyandottes. The Olym'
pics won in IA minutes and 3SM seconds
The Wyandottes being second, i'll IA min
utes and 52I seconGs.
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Ncuril cures Neuralgia instantly New size SOC
Sold by John d. Park d Son, and all druggists
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MAY your troubles only be little ones
am. may you always have DR.. Bulls Baby
Syrup handy" said an old bachelor to
newly married couple.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-28

"sellers' Liver Pills. never fail to cure
biliousness, Indigestion or headache. Sold
by all druggists.
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Secretary Sherman's Reception.

Yesterday afternoon Secretary Sherman
remained in his room at the Gibson House
receiving visitors, and in the evening, in
company with Hon. Thomas L. Young and
Mr.. Warren M. Bateman, proceeded in a
carriage to the rooms of the Lincoln Club,
where grand reception was rendered him.
For two hours the Secretary stood in the
brilliantly lighted parlor shaking hands
with the throng of visitors as they passed
by, and now and then stopping to talk with
some of the more distinguished persons to
whom he would be introduced.
During the reception the Ninth Ward
Republican Club, accompanied by band
rendered the Secretary a screnade, and at
the close of the music called for Sherman,
who was ushered to the portico, where he
Spoke for half an hour to the large crowd
which filled the Streets At the close OF
his remarks three cheers were given for
"John Sherman for President in $780," The
Secretary then entered his carriage and
was driven to Wielerts Pavilion, where he
again shook hands with the throng OF yisl-
tors and made short speech.
This morning the Secretary left for Glen
dale to visit his sister, Mrs. Col. G. W.
Moulton, but will return this afternoon
and take drive through the suburbs with
Mr.. Richard Smith and will spend the
night at that gentleman's residence.
Tomorrow he will make short excur-
sion over the Southern Railrnad in COM
pany with several prominent gentlemen,
aud will probably leave the city tonight.
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Died.

FVANS-Died this Thursday morning, at 7;3O
O'Clock, Miss Hannah Evans.
Funeral from her uncies house, III East Fifth
street Saturday mo-niug Ut o.D O'Clock, Rev
Chidlaw will oficiate al the funeral. aus 2W
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THE SPORTING WORLD.


The last game that was to nave been
played here was played yesterday between
the Cincinnatis and Buffalos the former
being the winners. The following is
THE SCORE.
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EDUCATIONAL.
f.NIcKERlAG Institute.

CLASSICAL AND SCIENTIFIC
/, School-25 years standing-15 teachers-sys-
tematic grading Re-opens MONDAY septembet.
22d. Receives boys from years and youth oil all
ages. Fits thoroughly for the best colleges and
Scientific schools, and for business-for West Point
and Naval Academy For catalogues, address
i h. OHlCKERlNG, Am Cincinnati.
y" 49, ie14.3m1uIh So
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Aquatic.

THE AQUATIC OR hCME CHALLENGED.
CINCINNATI, Aug. %, 1879.
To the Editor OF the Star:
We hereby challenge either the Aquatic
or Acme Crews to row us n three-mile race
in double out-rigger working boats for $50,
to be rowed from the Suspension Bridge one
mile and half up the river and return, to
be rowed any time after date. Men and
money to be found at Weeks boat-house,
foot OF Washington street. Come and sec
us. Lyons AND MCCAIN
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The tries experiments and takes steps backward
h improvements which able being in
long since marked out and fully justified by the large
suit enlargement and improvement made the paper last spring
The Star is virtually the only afternoon Newspaper
published Cncnna and having the immense field afternoon
journalism almost wholly ITSELF has been able by continuous in
crease business from time time make very marked improve
ments until justified announcing that the step which we now
take will give Cincinnati the
largest and Best Afternoon Paper in the Country.
The very comprehensive the National Associated Press and
complete system of Special eeaphc Correspondence covering part
country enables THE STAT present the of the world the
DAY OF ITS OCCURRENCE with very much completeness than
was before attempted by Afternoon Paper.
People who read THE STAR the only ones Cincinnati VINO retire lire
at night knowledge what has happened the world over during the
day. Not be wentyr forygh hours behind the
wideawake portion of the community
The STAR ernrhaicay Newspaper of TODAY not yesterday
FOUR EDITIONS are published daily giving the people of each locality
the very latest news which it is possible get to them.
vzagsss, The popular Price of ~ CENTS PER WEEK
NyAssS aCiU not be increased.
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The cases of Michael Powers, L. Miller,
p. Carr, John Buckley, James Mcclure and
James Donohue, the lads arrested for de-
facing some property of the Tullis estate,
on Espanola street, have been continued to
September I'd.
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Runs carned--Stars |, Mut2s 3.
Bases on called balls-Stars 0, Mutes0
First base on errors-Stars ., MuieSO.
Left on hasps--StNrs 6, Mutes 10.
Struck out-Stars 3, Mutcs 3.
Two-base hits--Stals 0, Mutcs 2
Three base hits--Stars 0, Mutcs 0.
Passed balls Stars |, Mutcsl.
Wild pitches-.S Stars |. Mutes0.
Flies caught-Stars II, Mulcs6.
Flies misSed-Stars2, Mutcs |.
Double pays-Stars o. Mutes D.
Umpire-Charlcs Ilouiz.
Scorer-Charlcs A. Shot.
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PHILADELPHIA Aug. 2S.-In the cricket
match here Yesterday between the Hamil-
ton. Ontario, eleven and the Young Ameri-
ca club, Of this city, the latter in the first
inning had five wickets down for twenty
runs, when darkness put a stop to the play.
The game will be resumed to-day.
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MEDICAL.
NOTICES

The undersigned having purchased the entire
interests of NJ, F. Harpel and Fl. n; Skiiiman IN
their late Printing Business, he will continue the
same, assume all Indebtedness thereof, and Is au-
lborized 10 collect all unpaid accounts thereof
"''-> sNM. E. SKILLMAN.
CINCINNATI, August 2sth, 1879 au2S-StTh
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DRosPEcT HOUSE. UPPER RsARANACLAKE
f. r. Derby, Proprietor. T. o., Blooming
dale Essex County, N. Y.-This House, occupying
one OF the finest positions in the Adirondack
wilderness, has been thoroughly repaired, en-
larged and elegantly fitted up with new furniture
1t is surrounded on every hand by the finest fish
| ing and hunting found in this whole region,
which may be truly called the Sporisman's Par
adise" Summer boarders, with or without fami-
lies, solicited Terms, 81 SO per day from July LIST
until season closes Telegraph Office in the house.
insures speedy communication from any point in
this vicinity. Also daily mail Supply and pro.
vision store at the house Camp supplies OF all
kinds always on hand Carriages connect with
regular stage line at Bloomingdale. Trout and
| yenson daily in their season. Guides and boau
at regular rates. Firstclass livery connected with
the house Distance from Ausable Station direct,
40 miles The steamer E. R. DERlH'S MATTlE.
will make two trips day to Bartletts, stopping at
Cory's Pierce's Garry, Island House, and other
points on the Lake. Also. will be used for Excur-
sion Parties Fare over to Clear Pond Passenr
gers one way, Soc Boats, one way, 81 30.
| ay1r I'm
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The Turf.

The Turf.
CHARTER OAK RACES
HARTFORD Conn, Aug. 2S.-ln the first
race for 2:26 class NliddleseX won first heat,
Hambrino second, third and sixth heats
and Chestnut Nell fourth and fifth. Time
2:2l. 2:214, 2:23H, 2:24H, 2:2GA, 2:25M.
The 222 class was won by Darby. Time,
2:234, 2:19N, 2:22, 2:2lA.
The pacing race had four starters. First
and second heats were won by Rowdy Boy,
and third by Sleepy Tom. Time, 2:17A,
217H, 2:f.
The race was postponed to Thursday
noon.
RACES AT BRIGHTON BEACH.
NEW York, Aug. 2S.-First race, for all
ages. one mile and half, was won by Will
| lie u. Time, 2;43H.
TIE second race, three-quarter mile dash
for all ages, was won by Sunlight. Time
1:1S1a. 81,
The third race, dash of one mile, for al
ages, was won by Baton Rouge Time
1:47.
The fourth event, a handicap hurdle race
mile heats over four hurdles, was won by
Dalgasian. Time, 155, 1858, 1:55.
Notes.
The Reds and Buffalos have played si'
games only this season. The Bisons woi
five out of the six.
At Bedford Basin, yesterday, the weathe
again made necessary a postponement
the Ross-Smith race.
The race for the great Ebor handica
stakes in England yesterday was won b.
Isonomy knight Templar second, and Ser
inga third.
The postponed game between the Nc
hawk Brown Stockings and the lndepenc
ent Stars will be played Sunday afternoo
at the Cincinnati Ball Park.
Weston has arrived in New York. II
was met down the bay by a big party {
friends. He brings with him his wifi
three children, and his servant Charli
who, he says, always brings him goo
', luck.
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Contracted with the enormous iron.
clsds Of most OF the Old World navies
arc the now gunbcats Of China. They
are practically only floating gun car.
riages. which are heavily armed with
guns that are more efficient than the
3s-ton gun which is the boast Of the
British navy. The Chinese gunboa,s
have been named after the letters OF
the Greek alphabet. aud eight have
been constructed. Their magazines
and machinery arc under the water line,
and the single IS or SS-ton gun they
carry lies dat upon tho deck. It is
moved and loaded BY hydraulic power.
% that only I've mep are required 70
handle it. Its projecsils weighs $50
pounds. The advantage OF fieet Of
little vessels thus armed over the cum
bersome ironelads 10 that thew are easil '
managed. draw very little water, and
present an sxoeedinsly small target for
the enemy to fro at The whole Ace,
costs NO moro than . single big iron
clad. and 10 - heavily armed. 10 I'D
dition 70 the chief gun Tor which they
are built. the Chinese gunhoais carry
two l2-pounders and tvo Calling guns.
The later ones are double eneisrS. with
. double sss ol scrsws and ruddxrs a
bow and stern.
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NOTICE.
Having oarclax~i tha ,aAs. .-,..r - "a
House Raising and MOVING
Apparatus

On Puget Sound belonging 20 the late Isaae vii.
tos. an prepared 10 do any work in that nns on
tAe ehostess notice and In the moss complete
naanoee. VIII % 70 any phase on the sound. The
esss 81 refsfences gtvsn.
All ceders left Of the Hardware Store Of r. "
WCStHofr. on Frost street. viii b promps.y
sstsndsd TO.
Also JscA 6srevs and other apparatus Co b
- - hin % appliesssoa ~ rsasoashls raaaa.
sas40 W. DURR0YY.
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The Sentinel, Of Chicago, Sept. Q. SAYS: We call
tho attention Of readers to the new
OF the Inventors Agency, No. ll6 T. Washing, on
street. Chicago. What the Inventory Agency
agrees to do, they will do. Tue SENTINEL has adysr
tised Tor the concern spce Its nrst publication and
ws have yet TO hear OF the first complaint aga,ns,
It,"
The Chicago Express. Sept. 81, says: "rhe ,,,er.
tion Of our readers Is called 20 the advertisement o,
The lnven,crs' Agency oaice ard rooms located
at li0 Warrington ST.. Chicago From personal
inqniy ana on res ommendstion Of the city press
re thiok our friends can do no better when want In
goods In that line. Give them a trial"
TIE American Stoeknau. Sept lt,h. saysj ave
believe this Institution perfectly sound and respou
.lole, ana consequently pc sens need have hesi-
ss,ion aeou, sending far whA, they desire"
a. TO our responsibility We also refer you to liz
follosing Arms:
B'ougtsn Bros, l62 4 ls4 50. Clark $. Ch.c,so.
Iluot
Miller. Wagner Umhjens,ock, lI9 So. Clark g..
Caieaso, Ill