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To CLOSE our

r EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS
by
BRODHEAD & CO.,
100 STREET, BETWEEN I2TH AND 18TH srs
owing - the depressed state of the Dry G,,ts
Market We have been able 70 purchase fbT cxsh .
large stock Of
COTTONS
exceedingly low, and now offer them A. 81 On, Al
vance on Manufacture Is prizes We gabtA-
New York Mills 4 Bleachej CottoIis n cents
Nsmsutta44 Il ,-nts
AudrOscuggin "a 10. ~sutz
Lower grades from 6 a cents un
"a pillow case COttOns Is cents IN
ga sheetingl ~ cent? m
And full line Of the bssf Fqdkss Rleached ana III.
=, preached tottoEs AZ prices that cannot d. heal
Best make Paper Cambria. cents
Button Paris ID, IS cents, Button. 81. Rut.an
fuIl length, IN party and street oulors : Is
BR0DHEAD a co.
ianls-tr 1908 street, between l2th and Isth
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DRItE LIST.

price LIST.
E,ST IG4hs me- J,v, COFFEE !a''6,d:. -
POWDERED, H.. NARICABO, Is
CRUSHED, lII2. RIO. y.
SA"G0fFEE.m M0CHoD 20
E EESp F RRGWX % % GIkk41ffTAAT,I2TN
All standard New York refined.
TEL.
ENGLISH BREAkFAST, good, 90 cents: choice. IS
IMPERIAL, Green, good. 81 cents; choice, y p.
CT NfnW DER, Green. good, 81, choice { 10.
JAPAN, UncoIored, good, - cents; choice, 81
FIOTR
CHOICEST made in St. Louis 50 pr Dbl: 50 -
GE6KGEfowN FAMILY. $50 per Dbl. sI.so
per sack.
OATME Al, : cents
CRACKED WHEAT, : cents
CRUSHED WHEAT ! cents
HoMINI, fine and coarse, IS cents.
SCOTCH and ENGLISH ALES AMI STOUT. s. 40
Der dozen 70 cents per bottle
FIST ST WHBSkY 81 2 per bottle full gTart
' G. G. i GFST Nf51EEss, oss,
JAMS TT 141s Penn. ave, opp Willsrl's Hotel.
T'HIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sulscri-
i her has obtained from the supreme Court of the
District Court Of Columbia, holding Special Term
-GF Of Fl Gf6EGF tss ;
nah, Georgia, deceased: All persons having claims
against the said deceased are hereby warned to ex
hIhlt the same with the vouchers thereof to the sub
scriher, on or before the nth day Of February next
they may otherwise by Law be excluded from all ben
eht Of the said estate. Given under my hand this
CORTLANDT PARKER.
tancS- tn 81 Administrator c. I. =.
COPAKTNERSHIP NOTICE.
The undersigned has this day associated his son
with him in business and the firm will hereafter be-
conducted under the name and style of ). FISHMAN
son.
:. FISHMaN
JaT21 81 $50 18th street northwest
A FULL ASSORTMENT
GERN.NFAyoRs.
NEW STYLES
MASK OF ALL CHARACTERS,
CHR. RGPPERTs.
FANCY TEMPLE.
Jan21 In No, 4O3 7th street
DRiME SUGAR.CURED
SHOULDERS,
TEN CENTS PER POUND.
4. WILMER, Groceries.
janE-u 1918 Pennsylvania avenue.
TIE PARTNERSHIP hrrctofore existing a,
4 HARVEY, BARKER < co. was dissolved by
mutual consent on the 18th day of December, I5Ti
JAMS 81
400 CORDS OAK WOOD,
well seasoned,
For sale to dealers
ATLEES Wharf.
jan26 tr Foot OF 9th street Potomac River
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BOARDING.
FOR SALE.

EoR SALE.-HORSE, JAEGER and ii ARNESS
Il HUr>e eight years old, sound. gentle, .t\-~
and suitable for doctor or ladies phs.tnn. At %cS
private stable Of JNO. SNOW III 81 street NORM
west. ian2T 81
L'OR SALE-PEW No. % in ST Johns Church.
L Apply at Star UffiC,. Ian2j 81
SHOW CASES FOR SALE.
- Apply to
DUNCANSON BROS,
JAMS 81 9th and ID streets northwest.
LNOR SALE-A small ENGINE and BOILER Of
Il from 10 horse power. will be sold very low;
either together or separately. Inquire at 21J Sd
street northwest deem Inn
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t'OR RENT-No. 1922 Pcnnr avraue northwest
south side. Inquire a. N. 80 Is,h street urrfh
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4 OR EEN1-A six room HOUSE: water IN tn.
ward, III llth street northwest, rent SO An
ply 100 J. street northwest iau.--It
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IGOR PENTHOUSE No aO4 ath Il ,rtbwl.-
at SH per month in advance. ky may b. found
al Mt Russell store, corner 9tr and .t> App,v to
Jah-N--W W. STICK NEG
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-28

E'uR RENT-A well furnished new BRICK
Il liOJ SE OF Il rooms. modern C9nyenicnCnS. good
locality luD pr month, viii be- rented in suites
or sgly; or VIII he leased for Ot years as the
owner l. about to leave the city Call At q { street
northeast, or ou WILSON & BOWLES No 5Il
7tE street. IRrp iar3s -
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k'OR RENT-PARLOR AMI BED ROOM Together
or separately. n qSS ! street. between OH ami
tVth northwest. Price for both. with gas : Is in al
vance. DE-
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FOE RENT - Furnished PARLOR AMI BED
v ROOM, Communicating, No. I2s 9th street h.
tween u and J.. Iau2- ~
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k4'oR RENT-On- handsome SUITE OF ROOMS
y ON second floor and one Bed Room thjri q Dor.
Terms moderate. 400, corner ID AMI ID streets
hOllhWe-t. Iln2S 81
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EEMALE DISEASES Of all kinds treated De
Il scribe case and enclose SIS; advice and medicine
Will be sent. Address Mrs. Or. THOMPSON. No.
$40 North 18th street, Philadelphia Jan- w.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-07-21

f|ne on 5u fiir9ten, er babe fein Wer=
trauetl tlHbel. .aa ben Weann gebra9t. Wenn
er aber tuieoer Die 195ne,l trii9te ,lno
8lur1len betra9tete, 10 tonnte ct ood
ni@t 5toeifeln oab mon es gut nit ibm
meine. Gornelie oa9e9en mar Der feiten
ueber5en9uns ihre @a6en oortrei1i9
sema9t 81 baben> uno troute iebr sufrie<
oen nod @dule.
Trancaite febrte surid uno tbeilte
NIT 1einer So9ter bic riibrenbe Treuoe,
welde er ein9eF6bt uno mitemp funben,
Die @egnun9en, nit melden er ii5er-
ihiittet luoroen. Gr bra6te oem alten
@eueral einen Brief ben Gornelie om
anoern Nbeno 5ur 9etuobnten 5tunoe BE-
felen uno nit neuen @eldenfen BON
Blumen unb Trii9ten be9leiten tpolte.
(S3lub folst)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-07-21
Cine topfere vYu1lp".- ".-@ine&abt

Cine tapfers "Yuiip" @iue&ake
in Suniata 60. q. g., bat neuli6 bic
Sapferfeit ibrer &ace in einem Sample
nit einem Moler s(dn3eno bar9etban.
~Yuip" iab 9emiitbli@ l6nurrene uno
ii@ ionnen6 b;',ter Ser S6eune ibres
8eliters als pl6blid Elm ,nd6ti8er M6ler
auf lie berabi6ob, iie nit ieinen &lauen
padte uno NIT ibr in Die @0he fog. @ie
Rabe ieoo6 ipebrte ii6 per5!peifelt unb
trallte ii9 10 feit in Die Bruit bes 4oiers
eim> oaB s oieier luieoer nieoeruarts fog
uno nabe iiber Gin bena6bartes, iebenoes
@eludier binitri@. Dielen 9lusenblid
benubte ypuiig," ibren @alt an oes&aub-
posels 8ruit fabren lalieno fprans ins
Maher berab uHo i9wamm an'sSrodene>
tudbreno 6er Mo:er, tpabrl@einli@ frob,
einess 70 itutt1oTrDaarisen IG,egnsrs los ge+
lporoen gu iein> pfeili@neQ wieoer in bic
96be 19oB.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-07-21
Aus Mee dIenburQ miro Der GDl<

Aus Me flenburg miro Der &0l<
nil@en 3eitung 9ei6rieben Sn ben leb<
ten 9ecennien lino siemli@ biele Medlen.
burger b66erer@tanoe 5um &atbolicismus
ibergetretef. Sic befannteite barunter
ino !: y Der &itter9utsbefiter Gmil Trei-
berr y. Billion, (ein naber @eriuanoter
oes Inter- @taatsiecretdrs b. Billion in
8erlin), Der jett Yrouincial oes Seiuiten'
Orsens in Men lit un0 als Pater Qle=
milan Dillon in benz g8iel linger'19en
Proceb als 9onpt;eu9e ouftrat. 9err
8Ilo,p ituoirte in Bonn uno 9eioelberg
Sura, mar Mit9liee peri@ieoener Corps
ma9te Damn iein erltes juritii@es @ra'
men in Yreuben NIT Nus5ei6nung uno
,parp 8eiiter zines fd0ncn I9nloenfreen
9i!fer9utes in Ser @e9eno bon &oitod,
i'm @ertDe epon minoefens 100000 Sba=
ler. Cr trot obne cine befannte duBere
Weranloljung ols NopiSe in elm gIolter
Der .Se|uiten in Sirol Elm unb petma@te
Dem Oroen iein ganses Werm6sen, oa
er feline naDen 8lutsperluanbten batte i;
p &ammerberr Treiberr bon Der &etten<
burg auf Mat9enoorf elmer BET teiditen
@rnnobeiiser oes &anoes oer feline
@bDne in 5irnl er;ieben ldbt; - @it~
ter9utsbeliter @o9eliaug, fri6er preubi=
fber Miielior, lebt III 8oiern; y profcI=
ior beg @taatsre6ts b. @taoten, itarb
bal0 oorouf. s. Yrofeiior Dr.. juris
Maoben i'm &oltOd 1T jekt Profeilor in
8ien ; g. Wmts= =NNeiirr Trciberr b. Sue
tom, trat in Elm SeiuitencoQe9ium in
@eitfalen Elm uno iou' jebt in ltnearn
tbdtis ieien; y &ammerbcrr Sreiberr
b. Sldolu, Sntenoant oes Seebaoes>
Doberan; 81 &ittersuts6eiiter b. Strab=
lenoorf itarb als 9anoibaftsmaler in
Stalien; 81 Greiberr b. @tein, Maior i'm
&rie9sminii iterium gu S6tperin; lOPre<
bigger 9aser, jekt &eoacteur elmer 3eituns
in 8reslau. Serner tfo6 einiee iun9e
Maler uno mebrere dltere Daner, ,peldDe
gum She'll 5iemli@ bebeuteubes WermDgen
tatboIil9en seiitli@en @tiftun9en 5u9e=
iuanot baben. Wu6 Observation-Disclosures
frember Mrbeiter iteisert li9 iebt bic 3abl
Der in Medlenbur9 lebenoen Ratboliten
3iemlib bebeuteno.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-07-21

fen, obne gu luiiien, pet er Ut nus er
perbot, mus er bsae1rt 2" r@i, ,uas
fan,mert's mid? 81 beoarf meiner, es lit
Foie 9eeoe BON einem wi6tigen 9ienite,
lper fann ba ,piberfeben? 9ente Dir,
Water ou >pdre Il an Der @teQe <ieles
Generals, wie l6mersli6 lpilroe eine ab.
| 19lagi9e Nntlport bid frdnten - WerS
binoere MIDI ni6t> @utcs gu tbun. elntz
worte 9e19tpinb! i1 bite bid. - Sap
| itb aud lueoer lefen mod 14reiben fqnn !"
TrancoItel our6 Die 9robmiitbiSe
Site leiner So@ter perleitet uno iiber
einem @nttpurfe briiteno, oe0en Mus fiib=
rung ben itdrtlten Giuorud auf lie MOS
den lollte. l@rieb Die BON ibr besebrten
Worte an Den &ano bcs 8iqetts uno
Gornelie lief auber Ntbem 5u oemS9urme
5upfte an Dem &0rbden, mad &oem lie oas
Biaet binein9ele9t, iab es aufitei9en, uno
lpenise Wu9enblide na6ber ,uieoer ber=
untertommen. 9ieBmol lag Elm Yadet
unter fliesenoem Pet16aft barin> ,ueld)es
Gornelic abermals ibrem Nater bra6te.
Won auben ltanoen Die Worte oarauf
v2elen @ie es : uno Der 9imn1el per9elte
Sbnen !" Trancaitel 0ffnete oos podet.
@s ent1ielt Elm Mfiniaturportrait zines
e6rlpiroigen@reijes in @eneralsunif form,
uno einen 8rief Der alto 1autete
80 eine9elie6t te 8 o@ ter!
Giner unlerer @efaneenen bet ioeben
oieies Portroit pollenoet, ,peldes i6 bel
unierer eriten 3uiammentunft Sir Su=
1telien mollte. 9a ober Seine Grant6eit
midi 10 lange oes @liides, Sid 81 1eben,
5ernubt, 70 babe i6 periu9en wollen. es
Sir gu Deinem @eburtstage Sn iiberien=
ben. Wl06te meine 9oifnung midi ni6t
taul6en! 9os Mittel> bellen i'd mid
beoiene lit Elm bolbes Wunoer. @o
i9arf oieie TeitunS au@ bewa4t miro,
10 uiro lie bod bjslueVen pon S9usen=
9eln ser unsliidli6er umi6suebt uno
einer oieier @tb%kengel min bel Sir mein
9olmctl9er iein. Gegne i'm, wie id
i'm {eene. RtNe 9sinen alten @ater in
Die lem Yiloe. 90re niGt auf i'm 5u
lieben. Tai1e Mutb, pertroue auf @ott,
uno CLAUDE, 6ob inter einem 9ere6ten
Monor6en sie llni6ulo fritz ooer ipdt
i6er Die Werldumoun9 triumpDirt. Ser
General @**." Na6l6rift: sd babe
feline Bii6er, feline 8lumel, feline Trii6te
mebr." Sic Morelie lautete uNn Die
@rdiin BON Xxx iu Der @trabe Saint
Dominique, Nr. H."
sd iGwinse mid io9lei6 81 Pferoe,
uno lpren9e bin !" rief Gornelie. u@odte>
ia6te, meine liebe So6ter beoenfe, baB
cine ein5i9e uebereilung oeinen S@iib<
ling uno uns obenorein in's 8eroerben
tiir5er tonn. Sd femme osine l1nbe-
ionnenbeit. gu ot9er @raiin beren
Namen mir beute gum eriten W{al b0ren,
muB man nit 8orli9t 5u gelangen lu=
den man mub ibr 3artgefubl l6onen.
gur i9 ibernebme oieie8otl@aft." ~9ar.
an erfenne i6 oi%!" ertuieoerte Gornelie
un6 beoedte i'm nit 2iien. ~@eb', 9eb',
'nein euter @oter brin9e Der 9o&ter
meines lieben &efansenen Trieben uno
ia ,pill i'm inoelen nit
9fuem perlorgen, ,uas ct be6arf."
TroncaFel be9ab ii6 auf ben We9
aa9 Yaris. unb GorneEie lief in ben
Barten pFiidte bic i60niten 8lumen
ano Grii9te that mebrere Bidder aus
bres 0atets 8ibliotbef Din5u, lief gum
) Murine INN IieR O0s Rnrhc)pn nit !
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ct is now called the Truly Good, on ac-
count of the peculiar shape OF his legs.
But one continued case in the City
Court to-day.
Mr.. Barber, the old gentleman who
was thrown from his wagon q few weeks
ago and was so seriously injured, died
from his injuries al O'Clock This morn
ing. 1t was at first thought that be
would recover. but 1t seems that he re-
ceiyed internal injuries which caused his
death.
Captain w. N. Air returned from
New Yorg last evening.
Deputy Marshal Taylor is quite I'M
well.
A number of our citizens go In process
sion TO the Florence Fair tomorrow.
WASHINGTON O. H.-stuarts Min
strels gave performance on Saturday
and another ON Monday evening to large
audiences.
The fall term of the Union Schools
commences on Monday next. Professor
Patterson, of Delaware, is to be Superin-
tendent. Rev. A. O. Hurst goes back to
the Nj. II. Conference.
The missionary anniversary OF the
NJ. E. Churcn was held ON Sunday. The
attendance is very large.
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Real Estate 1ransfers.

G. 8. Ebersole and wife to Thomas Herbert,
10 years lease of lot 50 by 175 feet, on the
southeast side Of Montgomery avenue, opposite
rent OF sl5O, wthhthe privilege of purchasing
the same for Vi, 800.
Paul Schuster and Wife to the Oakley Hall
Company, Lot So in the giantor's second addi-
tion to Oakley, y1a by 10 feet-$S00.
Timothy Guard and others to j. I'll. Burkham,
10 10 acres, in Dearborn county, Ind; also,
part OF tract OF land known as Guards Isl
and, IN the Great Miami river, Whitewater
tOwnship-$50O.
Rebecca Stewart and others, per Sheriff, to
Cornelia A. Bogart and Helen M. Lind, Lots %
and "a in Stewards subdivision, Joining
LOckland, each 10 by 2S5 So iUU feet-$7JU.
Same ct al, per Sheriff. to Geo. Hoadly, Lot
q, same subdivision 90 by 1U0 feet-$lgO.
Same ct al, per sheriff, to Lucy H. Stewart,
Lot H. same subdivision, 50 by ITO feet: also,
Lot 81, containing two-thirds Of an acre
s416 S.
Same ct al, per Sheriff, to H. M. Cist. Lots
Ii. 16 and II, same subdivision, fronting to-
gether lsS 98-l5o feet, and extending back 10
feet--$lB0.
same ct al, per Sheriff, to A. s. Stewart, Lots
4 and 10, same subdivision; Lot Is 80 by 1lO
feet, and Lot ~ is % by 110 feet-$45
Same et.al., per sheriff, TO Lucy NJ. Hughes,
Lots y and IL, same subdivisions; the first is 45
ny feet and the other so by ITO feet--$2S3 IA.
Henry swallow aud wife to J. w. Dudley, lot
50 by " feet, on the north siue OF Fifth street,
1OJ feet east of Hamilton street, in Carthage
500.
VIM. Donaldson and wife to Harriet G. Dom
aldson, the undivided eighth of IL 100 acres
on the southwest corner OF Hunt and Mcmillan
streets-S6,o37 Us.
Assignee of Henry stordeur to John Kraus,
leaschoid, % by SSf, Ell, on the south side OF
Finday street, ~ feet cast Of Bel street, quit
ctalm-$l6U.
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POLICE COURT.

Drunk and Disorderly--Dan. Mccormick, 10
days; Pat. .Cooney, Jacob Beinbcr, Moilie Cook,
80 days; Ell. Partel, George Anderson. IS and
costs; Lizzie Edwards. Jennie Cooney, j. J.
Quinn, Benjamin Grote. 81 and costs wv m. Null
Ter, Henry Nash, Chas. Montague, SO amt costs;
Qninton Burr, John Carroll, dismissed; Dem
mis- Lynch, continued till 4th September; David
Colleen. continued to 3d September; John
M0ltke, Andrew Kizer, Cath. Moltke, costs;
Michael Gallagher, $40 and COSTS; john Hogan,
same.
Miscellaneous Mary Mooney, petit larceny,
erty, John Boil, J. MCGEE, henry 6 abbe. Jos.
Williams, Alex. Corbin, Daniel Levi, George
Tuxworth, Thos. Buchanan, H. Gerke, j. D..
Holcomb, y. Lowry, John Lawson, Ii. Gable,
A. Peters, J.J Bailey, acting as vendors In o
game OF chance, continued TO Sept. llth; IL.
Grottlich, permitting nuisance, costs: Brown,
Steinhai ter q Co., same, Continued to Sept.
7th; Chas. Z. Curtis, embezzlement, bound
over: Pat Dolan, Isaac Stoutz. petit larceny.
| continued to Sept. lsJ; VIM. Bieber, full privy
vault, dismissed; George Taekler, same, con-
tinued TO Sept. lst; Ill. A. Starry, embezzlc-
ment, continued TO Sept. 7th; ALICE Roscoe,
cutting to kill, continued to Sept. 3D.; Dennis
Lynch, resisting officers, continued to Sept.
8tn: John Clark vag ten DAYS; John Garvey
malicious destruction, s25 and costs; Thomas
" Meara, lettering, continued to Sept. Sd; Ma
rlon smith, petlt larceny, thirty days and s25;
james Simmons, receiving stolen goods, con-
ticued to sept. 4th; Frank kothe, concealed
weapons, SIS and costs.
Assault and Battery-Chas. Seheffel VIM.
Schnitker, continued TO Sept. 9TH: Jerry But
Ter, Henry Ballag, dismissed; Frank alter,
s15 and costs; Chas. Kuns, costs; Arthur Duffy,
John Birmingham, continued to Sept. 4th;
costs; Henry Buriew, same; Peter Schultz,
continued to Sept. I'd.
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MARk ELS BY rELEGRAPH.

PEORIA. August 3l.-Gorn easy at 64Hc. Oats,
No. white, 42c. Rye, T7a771Sc.
MILWAUKEE, August 3l.--Wheat: August,
81 10; September, 81 l5H, selling weak. Bar
ley, 81 Us.
BUFFALO, N. Y, August 31.-Wheat firm but
quiel: No. hard Milwaukee, to arrive, at Il AZ.
Corn dull: offered at nc. Oats inactive. Rye
and barley, none here.
rIrrsBuRa, Aug. S1.-Wheat unchanged:
Corn quiet: ear, s3as5c; sheiled, S0aSlc. Pc
ker's; refined, lie, philadelphia delivery.
CHIC AGO, August S1.--Wheat weak: Septem-
ber, 81 1877; october, u lex. Corn dull: sep
tembsr, UlXc; October, 6sAc. Oats weak
cash, Hkc; September, 5sHe; October. SS1c.
TOLEDO, August al--Wbeat active: No.
white Michigan, 81 3S; No. . red, 81 s5x, Sep
sempe Sni And lower. "a sr Sieb b m,red ss..c o. 6als
lower: Michigan, ssxo, Septemberi No. 2 new,
39hc; No. ! whites 40
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.MOrt,Iury Record.

VIM. e. Paul, year, city.
Eliza Doherty, ~ years, Ireland.
Edward Bigglns, 63 years, city,
Jonn Springer, AZ years, Germany.
u. p. Miller, Ia months. city.
Michael Marion, 81 years, Ireland.
Cora smith, ym nths, city.
LYDIA Norman, IL months, city.
John G. Otke, l year, city.
Henry Lipmyer, city.
Nellie keenan, 6 months, city.
Martin Haaf, 10 years, Germany.
Bertha Butscher, 8 years, city.
Jonn Prodcstt, 3years, city.
Albert Bag. 8 months, city.
- Rumich, 63 years, Germany.
John Friend, ID monbhs, city.
LIZA schossein, y months. city.
John Kater, 2years, cIty.
Louisa Stizle. ~ years, city.
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0ARPENTER's MANUAL. = practical
" guide to use Of all tools and all operations
OF the trade; also drawing for carpenter4
forms of contracts, specifications. plans. a.
with plain Instructions for beginners and -
SO cents, ef booksellers, or by mail. JfSSN
HANEY u co., 1f9 Nassau street, New xo1&
lanlo-d&W ~
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FINANCIAL

CINCINNATI. August 81-2 p III.
Gold is worthSin New York to-day I14es. 1t .
quoted here 1l4h buying. Gold checks ON
New York are selling at lax.
Eastern exchange is weaker to-day, with lib,
erai receipts and moderate demand. It M
worth l-20 dis. 70 par buying, and l-So prem.
selling.
Sterling exchange is quoted 400, gold, with
moderate lemaud.
There is o very light demand for money to-
day. The supply is large, aud prime business
paper is in demand at 7AS per cent
The following are the latest Wall-str8cs
quotations for Government bonds Of all de-
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Building Permits.

The following permits were issued since our
last report:
John Heuermann, to repair house on Gest
street, between Evans and g., Ii. q ID. II. II. !;
estimated cost, $780, A. Glockner, two-story
frame house on Hatch street, near M0rrell
street; estimated cost 81 600.
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DAINTER'S MANU- ALI House and sign
i painting, granting, vanishing, polishing.
kalsomining, papering, lettering, stainipX
gliding, &c, so cts. Book OF Aiphabets 50.
Scrolls and Ornaments, ~. Watcnmaker and
Jeweler, so. Soapmaker, 25. TaxidermlBk
SO. or booksellers. or by mail JESSE
HANEY q CO., 1l9 Nassau street, New YORK
laul9-d&w,tll
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Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Receipts. ...... 1454 4l6 159
Shipments .......... 145 SD ISL
HOGS-The market is quiet and steady.
There is q scarcity Of the higher grades. We
ers Ss icas ab per centsi. @ ~ No other grades Of
fering.
CATTLE-Are quiet and arm. No change in
prices. I'VE quote: Common, 81 75a3 %; me-
digm - soaa S ana ago gJOa Ssag 10 peL cshsa
smand at $3al SO, per GENITAL gross, for fair to
good,
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The following ls the 80 P. M report Of New
York Stock Market, as received by Lea, Ster-
rett u Co., % West Third Street:
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CINCINNATI Live Stocs Market.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 3l--2 p. NJ.
The following are the receipts and shipments
OF live stock for the past "a hours:
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Time: TIA, ri, I.2U1z. l:24X.
A game ol base-ban Sunday between
the Sharp Eyes and the Wideawakes re-
suited in victory for the former of
which Peter Beck is captain by score
Of 70 to IA.
The picnic given by the Arbeiter Bund
yesterday was grand success.
The young representative OF the Tick
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wednesday next:
LEXINGTON, KY.-Jacob Parker, an
old eitizen Of This county, died on Satur-
day last, aged 63 years.
Misses Mollie Hobbs and Annie Craig,
Of Jefferson county, are visiting in the
city.
The Eagle Baseball Club, of Louis
vile, did not play here yesterday, being
disabled.
Miss Matte Bronston, Of Richmond, is
visiting Mrs. Isaac Hutchinson.
It Is reported that the Lexington Base
ball Club will purchase the City Park
for next seasons playing. This is en-
terprise.
Is is probable that the project for a
line of street cars from the cemetery to
Ashland has been abandoned.
Miss Lizzie Long, Of Illinois, is visit
ing General ,. w. Price.
, II Is probable that the Louisville Base
ball Club will play here tomorrow.
Enos III. Lewis, q prominent farmer
and stock breeder OF this county, who
died ON Sunday, was buried yesterday
At Winchester, in Clark county.
Hon. James b. McCreary, Governor
elect of Kentucky, was serenaded last
night at the Phoenix Hotel In this city.
Prof. Fl. w. Everest occupied. the pull
pit last Sunday in the Little Church
Around the Corner. In the morning dis
course he took eor his text, 'sBe ye not
tossed around By every wind Of doc
tfiaa, &c." In the progress OF the sermon
he thought .there was not enough said
about hell:" he "beleyed there 10 an