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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-07

DOR RENT, FURNISHED HOUSE, a
most beautiful nd bic RESCUE residence In the ciyr
com mrnditg We've of the surrounding country
for maay miles, combining the advantages ootn OF
country and city, with shade trees, shruhsry, ana
croQue,-grOuuds. .Bath-pooIu and stable aeeommoda-
tions. Apply to
ie Z9-2ta12w a.. GRUBBS & W1LLlAMS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-07

VIZ ANTED A PURCHASER FOR A
w LIGHT COV@RED-TOP SPRING FX-
PRESS WAGON. A bargain can be had by calling
at Hickss stable, Tenth street, near ary, or al
iy est -,.#- .s.. LEVY BROTHERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-07

.FOR RENT, ONE N1RST-CLAsSMa
! 4 OFFICE, ,suiy fitted up. corner Thir-A.A
tccniinandC Caf9 streets {np-stulrsl. Apply 20 ~ =
'eS GEORGE w, WILLIAMS,
. ,vaa, No. a591 hireenih street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-07

EOR RENT. THAT LARGE: ANDG
II PHEASANT RESIDENCE No. 81 2. east HEa
Franklin stasets co7asr sixth street, containing
nine comfortable rooms and all modem arranRe-
M nts wiso,kitGher, stable &c. Possessions gwen
In mediately.. II; ~. E,ASnD, -
S,4t fSedfsC sCS>atc hRCns--
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-07
Washington.
About Cigar BOxes-Gen. BOyntOn
after Sherman's Memoirs.

About Cigar ROxes-Gen. BOyntOn
after Sherman's Memoirs.
WASHINGTON, Oct. THE. Attorney
General has been called upon to decide
knotty problem. The existing law re-
qures that all cigar.boxes be stamped
in letters produced by burning rod of
iron, with the name or the manufacturer
and the location of his collection dis
trict. Quite recently tin and paper boxes
have been largely used by manufactu-
rers. They claim that to comply with
the law ruins the box as an impression
is 30 light, il care is taken to prevent
the destruction of the box, that the in.
scription is scarcely discernible. The
Commissioner OF Internal Revenue is OF
the opinion that slack application OF
the law to such boxes is impracticable,
and that he has no authority to allow a
substitute to be used; tut he has asked
the Attorney General ii he has such a
right.
An extended review of General
"Sherman's Memoirs" based ON COM
parison, between his statements and the
official records of the War Department,
is soon TO appear, an announcement to
that effect having reached here to-day.
For the purpose OF making this compi-
latiOn, full access was granted the
author to all the records in the Depart
ment. 1t is by General II. V. Boynton,
and will be issued on the Goth.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE withdrawal
of United states bonds deposited with
the Treasury to secure National Bank
circulation for the fifteen months ending
September 80 amounts to $19, ,O00,0 900.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Oct. 1.-The
Board Of Auditors, CT the District OF
Columbia, have suspended further issue
of So bonds for the present. The total
amount issued will not exceed twelve
Senator Cameron. arrived here this
evening.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-07
LAST EDITION.
New York.


Wrestling Match--The Tweed Case
Henry Clews & CO.-FrOm Ha-
vana.
NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-THE great wres-
tling match between Prof. VIM. Milly
and Andre Chrystol, Frenchman,
which has been pending some time and
delayed owing to some difficulty in the
placing OF stakes in the hands OF the final
stakeholder, will probably take place
next Tuesday or Wednesday, the only
difficulty now being the finding of suit
able place to decide the match.
Regarding Tweeds case, in which the
Supreme Court yesterday decided
against reduction OF bail and
furnishing bill of particulars,
Mr.. Wheeler, of the prosecuting coun-
sci, considered that no appeal can be
taken from either decision. Immediate
steps can be taken to bring Tweed to
trial, probably during the month of No.
vember. Tweed's counsel believe they
can appeal from the decision respecting
bail, hut not on the bill OF particulars.
The defense will probably make an effort
to have the decision OH the question Of
bail referred.
O'ConnOr Power, member OF Parlia-
ment from England, lectures at Cooper
Institute this evening on ''The condition
of Ireland, socially, politically and in
dustrial." He also lectures next Tues
day on ''Irish members in the English
Home Rule question.
He is stopping at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel, and has received invitations to
lecture from all parts OF this country and
Canada.
John Morrissey publishes card this
morning announcing his antagonism to
Tammany Hall, and declaring he will
not be candidate for State Senator
from the Fourth District.
The examination of b. II. Cheever &
Co., as creditors OF Henry Clews & Co,
was continued by the Register in Bank
luptcy yesterday. Cheever testified to
his connection with Clews & Co., and his
efforts in Washington to secure the po-
sition OF Government agent to the COM
pany. lie testified 10 Judge Dents
connection with the house, and
at first thought him partner.
Learned aiterward that he was to act us
counsel for the agency in Washington.
Clews offered him $25;0OO to come here to
New York as counsel. Dent was to fur
nish such counsel as would advance the
interests of Clews. Mr.. Cheever could
not remember specifically what legal
services Dent performed, and did not
know that he ever ceased to nave an in
terest in the business.
A private letter from Havana says the
Spanish transport Cornillas arrived at
that port September 26, with the nrst in
stallment OF five thousand men, to be
sent by the Spanish Government to rein
force the regular army in Cuba.
The Cornilias landed nine hundred
Carlist prisoners, who were marched to
the garrison guarded by force of one
thousand marines and two hundred OF
the regular army, who returned to Spain
IN the transport.
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FLASHES.

The.Tennessee Conference of the NJ.
E. Church is in session in Nashville.
The Trustees Of the Peabody Educa-
tional Fund are in session in New York.
The modified epizoot has appeared iu
Chicago, and many horses are suffering.
The Pittsburg Exposition will open on
Saturday morning. The street parade
will take place to-day.
A delegation of three Pueblo Indians,
unaccompanied BY agent or interpreter,
has arrived in Washington.
W. N. Grape has been nominated by
the Republicans to succeed Burlington
in Congress from Massachusetts.
The River Improvement Convention
met at Rome, Georgia, yesterday. B. G..
Yancy was chosen permanent Presi-
dent.
The Chicago Times to-day publishes
an article on the horse disease now pre-
waiting in that city, showing its charac-
ter and extent not to be serious.
Tuesday night robbers entered the dry
goods store OF j. Il. Bird & Co., at No.
2l3 Baltimore street, Baltimore, Md,
and carried OIL silks valued at $4,000 to
$4,000. h pA
The President signed a number OF
papers at Denver aud forwarded them,
to Washington. IL is believed that the
commission OF Delano's successor lie
among them.
The yacht race in New York Bay, be-
tween the Estelle and Resolute, being
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-07
Late Foreign News.
RATE ADVANCED.


LONDON, Oct. THE bank rate has
advanced to "a per cent.
TURKEYS FINANCIAL EMBARRASSMENT.
LONDON, Oct. IA dispatch received
here this morning from Constantinoplc
says the Turkish Government has an
nounced it's inability to redeem the gov
ernment bonds, but offers to compromise
by the paymentof one-half in cash and
halt in new i've per cent. bonds.
DOMINION MATTERS.
MONTREAL. Oct. 1.-TWO French gen.
tlemeu named Drs. George and Panet
lett town Wednesday to fight duel.
They fought it out with swords, accord
ing to French rules, and the latter was
badly but not dangerously wounded
The duel was fought near Ogdensburgh,
TORONTO, Oct. 1.-Two sailors went
out in boat last evening, and breaking
an oar, the boat became unmanageable in
the heavy sea, and it is believed both
were drowned.
The body OF a young man, supposed to
be one of the three that were lost in q
yacht some weeks ago, was found on the
shore OF Humber Bay to-day.
WHITLEY, ONT, Oct. THE Whitby &
Point Parry Railroad engine-house, con-
tanning the locomotive and machine
shop, was totally destroyed by fire.
Loss, $l0,OW.
GREEN BAY, ONT, Oct. 7.-Charles
B .rwerand's farmers tool manufactory
and saw mill, burned yesterday. Loss,
$4,000.
HALIFAX, Oct. 7.-Charles Macauley,
of the French Cross-Digby, was killed
Friday by being thrown from wagon.
The late gale was severely felt in New.
foundland on the coast, and some fishing
boats were lost. The coasting steamer
Oriel was wrecked near Rio bay on the
18th. The crew was saved.
The fishing on newfoundland shore
and Labrador Tor the present year will
not amount to half the catch of last year.
Distress is feared in some OF the fish
ing settlements during the coming win.
ter.
WHAT THE PORTE WILL DO.
CONsTANTINoPLE, Oct. THE Porte,
acting under alvice OF England, has re-
fused to accept any further intervention
in the Herzegoyinian trouble. The in
surgents have been offered general am
nesty, if they will lay down their arms.
FROM SPAIN.
A dispatch from Bayonne states that
Alfonso has offered Don Carlos an am
pie annuity, payable from the Royal Ex-
chequer, with the title rank OF an In
fanli, If he will cease war. The offer
has been refused by Don Carlos, who
has intimated his determination to con-
tinue war to the end.
LONDON, Oct. THE operations Of
the circular recently issued respecting
the surrender OF fugitive slaves from
English vessels, has been suspended by
the Board OF Admiralty.
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-1ntttSefbse1ttS.

GRAND OPERA-nOUSE. -" Our Boys"
drew another good audience at the
Grand last evening, and in all probabili.
ty Will continue to do so. as that awful
injunction is powerless for the next ten
days at least. Mr.. Lewis is both anus
ing and natural IN the character Of
"Perkyn Middlewick," his makeup be-
ing one of the best we have ever seen.
The subordinate characters Of the play
are brought TO a prominence that only
such people as Messrs. Bradley and
Roche and Miss Hanchett could bring
them. "Our Boys" will be given at the
matinee on Saturday.
WOODS THEATER.-The "Naiad Queen"
still runs at this house to good business,
as they say technically. Bonfanti and
Cora Adriana at the head of the ballet
have proved great attractions, each and
every performance adding to their popu-
larity. The "Naiad Queenn WILDE with
drawn at the close of this week, to make
way for the celebrated character actors,
Baker and FarrOn.'
The NATIONAL.-This house was very
we'll attended last evening. In addition
to the regular variety performance, the
ScuedIioHh uIdihd VI hoflnS JdCh; VI,
Saved from the Wreck" was given by
Mr.. Little, assisted by The regular stock.
1t was u very creditable performance.
RoBINsoN's sOPERA-HoUsE.-"T Two
Orphans" was the attraction at this
house last evening. Tonight Mrs. Kate
Westendorf will be given testimonial
by the Westendorf Literary Society, the
lady herself appearing in several promi.
nent parts, among others in the sleep
walking scene from Macbeth"
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-07

THE will of John sauer was probated to-
day.
The Spring Grove directors have reelected
their old officers.
TIE Offices in the City Building will be
closed on Tuesday.
Two HUNDRED AND FIFTY SEVEN patients at
the cincinnati Hospital
THE expenditures of tho Hospital for the
month OF September amounted to $5,345 "a.
THAT SIS new suit of clothes owned by Peggy
Peake is immense, but yet he is not happy.
JOHN KUNTz and Adam Gilbert, charged
with passing SO counterfeit bills on the Rich
mOnd Bank, were honorably dismissed by
Commissioner Halliday this morning
WBSDEL II. KING has sued Gustave A. Stifel
in the U. 5. Court for infringing ON his patent
new improved baled plastering hair, and asks
for an injunction to restrain him from manu-.
featuring it,
Lutheran st. Pauls Church, OF Harrison, have
of their church as follows: afhe ct United Evan VAN
gelical Protestant ST. Johns Church"
JOHN BENTLEY was arrested to-day on the
charge Of stealing SIS from drunken man
named Boyd, and locked up in the Hammond
street Station -hOuse. Lieutenant MiddeudOrf
and Officer Rourke made the arrest. Boyd was
also placed in u cell for safe keeping.
FREDERICK DEscHUTE, widower, aged 40
years, and native of Switzerland, came to
this CITY yesterday, from New r. .chmond, Ohio,
and this morning was found dead in his bed.
at his boarding house, No 1G7 E. Front street.
Coroner Maley held an. inquest, and the jury
returned a verdict OF death from consumption.
EDWARD CASSIDY, who was arraigned before
Judge Lindeman this morning charged with
having stolen $40 worth Of clothing from Mrs.
Wilson'S boarding g-house on Fifth street, but
was dismissed through want OF evidence, was
rearrested and lodged in Ninth-street Station
on another charge of larceny preferred by JAS.
Mclaughlin.
JIMMIE MILLINER was arrested by Officers
BRAZIL ana Knox and lodged in Hammond
street Station on a charge Of cutting with in
tent to kill Matte Phillips swore out the
warrant, and alleges that Jennie cut her last
Tuesday. The difficulty occurred In o low
rancho on Rat Row. Jennie struck Matte a
slight blow, whereupon the latter bit her op-
ponent severely in the right cheek. jennie
wouldn't stand this and drew knife and COM
menced slashing M0llle in the face Jennie is
anxiously awaiting the arrival OF "her man, "
to bail her out.
CHAs. DEsMoNT, an old-time thief, who has
no home in this city aud was but recently re-
leased from the Work house, laId heavy hands
on a coat at Wolf Cohen's clothing store, ON
Fifth AMI Main, to-day, but the proprietor saw
him and took the article away. Charles,
however, not satisfied with the turn
matters had taken, Immediately proceeded
across the street and stole vest from
Harris clothing establishment. Lieut.. Mid
dsndori. az who, BY the way, is one of the most
efficient Lieutenants on the forcef however,
saw him in time and marched him OF to the
Hammond-street Station-house, where the
charge of petit larceny was placed opposite his
name. He was registered as an American,
ol years Of age, thief, and no home.
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Business and Political Notes.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 7.-Gaxiola. &
Andrade. the Mexican commission mer-
chants Of this city, have suspended; /;
liabilities $4,000, assets 100000. The
cause is the recent tightness of money.
They will probably resume as soon as
their creditors are heard from to grant
extension.
Political rumors are afloat here of
changes in Federal offices. Lagrange,
Superintendent of the Mint, is to retire,
and Wherton, formerly State Senator,
will probably be his successor; Phillips,
late Republican candidate for Governor,
to be Collector of the Port, and the pres.
ent Collector shannon to take Sherman's
Office as Assistant Treasurer. There is
much fluttering among office-holders. A
special reported that Lagrange had sent
In his resignation, but his frauds have
prevented acceptance. 1t represented
that Director Lindeman 10 dissatisfied
with Lagrange.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-07
At Frtar's Point.

MEMPHIS, Oct. Tin the fight at Fri
ar's Point eight negroes are reported
wounded, and one white man, Sheriff
Jones is also wounded. At Johnstown,
fourteen miles east, negroes are reported
to be reorganizing, business is suspend.
ed and signals are going from the hill
counties Of both sides OF St. Helena.
There has been no new fighting to-day.
The war grew out of the Ames antagon-
ism in Cochrane county, about local Off.
ces, and a personal difficulty between
Alcorn aud Sheriff Brown, who de.
nounced each other. The war is now
believed to be over.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-07

The weather permitting the races at Chester
Park this afternoon will be very interesting.
The trackiis being placed in condition by sweep
ing and rolling, and nothing but the want Of
mettle will prevent the favorites from making
good time. Pool selling has been very brisk,
Major Parker, selling at the Gibson House as
follows: In the gas class, Nellie was the favor
lite, selling at So There being no second choice
the held sold for the same money, $40.
Ie the a:25 class John W. Hall sold first choice
at SIS, the field being sl5. No second choice in
this class.
In the running race War Jig sold first at 80.
Mainsall, MOdOc and Enlister in the field ut
SIG.
All the horses are reported in good condition
and there is every prospect for abig day.
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THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER I, 1875.

the first of a series OF four races, was
won by the Estelle by one minute on
time allowances.
Most of the valuable bank letters sent
from the Providence Post-office TO Bos-
ton, Saturday night are missing. A
similar wholesale loss of bank letters
sent to Boston occurred on the last OF
July, and smaller losses twice since.
Galveston is recovering from the eff
fects OF the inundation. The harbor has
been benefited by the storm, and ships
can now come to the wharf without
tightening. Business is reviving and
contributions are coming in from all Sec
tions,
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General C0upf-,,tnrttaI at Ne,rDort.

WASHINGTON, Oct. IA general
Court-martial has been ordered to meet
at Newport Barracks, KY, on the 14tl
inst, Tor the trial of such prisoners as
may be brought before 1t.
The Court is to consist of Major T. G.
Mason, TwenLy-trst Infantry; Patrick
Cusack, Ninth Cavalry; I. NJ. Morris,
Twentieth Infantry; j. M. Thompson,
Twenty.fourth Infantry, and Assistant
Surgeon 7. A. Owen; Judge Advocate,
Lieutenant b. ID. Graves.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-07
FINANCIAL

CINCINNATI, Oct. II T. II.
Gold stood 1863 in New York. It is worth
here 1861 buying, and 1i71s selling. Gold
checks on New York, ll7A.
There is a steady market for Eastern Ex-
change, with fair demand and moderate re-
ceipts. Rates remain unchanged. 1t is quoted
par buying, and lilo prem. selling.
sterling exchange is in moderate request
and steady. 1t is worth 4S7 sight. and 4.S4 sixty
day bills, gold.
Tie money market is moderately active.
Prime business paper continues in good de-
mand at the usual rates Of 7aS per cent.
southern r. r. 7-30s are worth l03 and inter-
est:
There is little or nothing doing here in Gov
ernmant securities. The local rates are hak
margin on the following Wall-street quota
tiOnS.
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Singular and Probably Fatal Aeerdem.

Miss Carrie Dawson, young lady Of eigh-
teen, was the victim Of a painful ami singular
accident, in Fuller's paper mill, at Fullers
Station, yesterday. While standing near q
rapidly revolving shaft her hair was caught
in the machinery, and, winding round the
shaft, her scalp was literally torn from her
head before the machinery could be stopped
continued in semi unconscious state most Of
the time since. Dr. Eckelmeier was called,
but gave It as his opinion that nothing could
be done TO save her life, as the scalp had not
been replaced, and no arrived too long after
ward to 10 90. ni II
She was still alive when last heard from, but
suffering terribly, and with little prospects Of
recovery.
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Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses were is
sued since our last report:
Anton Gerth and Rosena Schneider.
WIN. Conrad, jr., and Kate Renaker.
Edgar Mitchell and Agnes A. Lang.
James Butler and Mary Binhcld.
Elijah Lowery and Bridget McWilliams.
Chas. Stewart and Emily +. Lane.
JOS Emiick and Henrietta g. e. A. Eckardt
Lawrence Zueie and kate Miller.
Louis Bcrkcnbusch and Elizabeth Vorherr.
Wira Eugene and Adel Hoenner.
Frank George and Carrie Hampe.
Jas. z. McGecnan and Kate Huffman.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-07

Julia A. Miller, "a years, Tennessee.
Jacob Hecht, So years, Germany.
Anna NJ. COniey, IS years, Germany.
Elizabeth T3nckorto, 10 months, city.
Unknown child, 3 months, city.
Margaret LOTUS, 50 years.
Mary Golden, 8 months, city.
Pat. O'Gara, u years. Ireland.
Louis Hoffman,, Il years, Germany.
Infant Childs, 3 months, city.
Lugunda Jones, years, city.
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Capital Netrs.

Special to the star.
COLUMBUS, Oct. 7.-Mr. Klippart goes
to Lake Erie next week in the interest
of the Fish Commissioners.
A new hog disease is playing havoc
among the porkers in this city.
The Reporter Publishing Company
filed its articles Of incorporation yester.
day.
Rev. R. D. Thomas, OF Knoxville, Ten
nessee, Is to become pastor of the Welsh
Church here.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-07
Police at the Polls.

siicitor Strong has replied to Mayor John.
ston's inquiry, and says,
"You are required to preserve order at every
voting place. II, in You Judgment. two (2) pa
trOlmen can not preserve order, you may send
to their assistance such number US may be
necessary"
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-07
FntLstre of .Iohn GOrIaatsa.

NEW YORK, Oct. John Gorham, Of
the Gorham Silverware Company, has
failed for 5000 900. The cause is said to
be speculations in gold mines. The
Treasurer of the Gorhanl Manufacturing
Company Gays the concern will not be
affected by his failure.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-07

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. I've are to
have Moody and Sankey, and building
to accommodate nine thousand people.
John annamaker is at the head OF the
movement to secure all this.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-07
4 $4,000 Fire.

EVANSVILLE, Oct. 1.-THE brewery OF
Kothe & Habbe was totally destroyed
by ire last night; also the residence of
Mr.. Kothe, adjoining. Loss, 1o,0Oo; IN
surance. $8, 900.
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End of the Rufer Trial.

VERDICT OF MURDER IN THE SECOND
DEGKEE.
Special to the star.
HAMILTON. o., Oct. THE jury in the
Ruler trial returned verdict of murder
in the second degree at $500 last evening,
after four hours' deliberations. The
charges to the jury did not differ materi-
ally from those in the former trial.
The excitement during the evening
was intense, but the verdict seems to
give general satisfaction.
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Races on.

JEROME PARK, N. Y, Oct. 1.-THE pro-
gramme for to-day has been postponed
until tomorrow on account of the stormy
weather,
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wANTED-.-sITUATIoNs


U7 U7ANTED-SITUA ATION-To do cooking,
wv city or country. 140 Richmond st. 0c6-3t
WTANTED-SITUAT ATION-To do general
w h0usework. in small family. Apply at
northwest corner George aud Cutter, over gro-
ccry. Oc6-3t
M ANTED - SITUATION - competent
w book-keeper desires situation; can give
fhe best OF reference. Address BOOK-KEEP-
ER, care of Hadley 4 King, 165 Race st. oc6-St
M ATIONS-By two Ger
w man girls for general housework, or up
stairs work. Apply at No. 70 Providence ST.,
between Wade and Fifteenth streets oc8-3t
WANTED-SITUAT young mar
wv ried man (s6), at present engaged as
book. keeper ana cashier Of leading New
position, from November 1, In this city; unex-
eeptionabe references as to ability, Integrity,
Re, furnished from former as well as present
employers; views rs to salary moderate. Ad-
nress H., box ~, station A., Now York City.
oc4-4t
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There were seventeen bids to-day for Cow
ernment gold amounting to ss,7jS,0aHl at 1854
ll7us, and 81 ,ov0.V0O awarded at llde0alrs.03. =
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-07

The following IS the $3.50 P. NJ. report Of New
York Stock Market, as received by Lea, Ster-
rett n Co. 2S West Third Street: