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, 1876-11-15

Cine ~freuSise With ci1uns.-Ser.
Baltbaiar Seim, Soutb Mb1ms, MaRa6ulstts.
ftreibt an uns: sd FINITE einen saasen gp-
gen ppll l6reiben, unb Damn fSnnte i'd bod
ni9t senus l1rsiben, mas @utss mir DR.. W.
suit 8Snis's . ambureer Irppfen
tbaten. Sd babe fiber spsi Sabre aDe DOftO.
rem tn bieier llmsesenb sebrauGt unp Gin hpe-
res @elp ausseseben, bis MIDI bic Samburser
Irppfen ppn meinem i6redli6em llebel DTS.
pepita b~efreiten unp i'd nun fabls, paB i'd
IGnser lsbea werbe,"
, 1876-11-15

fauft man etheH
{. t. Dterrei6. 1S64er Staats= Sollo,
pelde 8onos
at pier 3ieAmn9en 1dbritb
10 lance Mntbeil %nehinen, bis jeoer %eindelne SoliO 9s
3o9en tuirb. 5eoer Sono
muB nit eirelt @eluian gt5ogcl iptrSe1.
SeDer YonO lift bere6tiat gu einen Geipinne pom
100000 t., $4,000 H., 10000 f.,
bis ,u minneffens 1875 fl.
Die nddite 3iebun9 lit am
L. SeScmbcr 1876.
Sober 8ono,, welder Dor peer ant L. Se;ember
Del uns nit
IS
getauft miro, lit gum sansen 6%e,pinne berebti9t.
lpelter bel oer 3iebun9 am I. SescrIber baraui
entialen miro.
8ei Oroers aus benz Snlanoe s~enl6toie
Ginicnoune oon SO
mittelt Post Office Money Order ooer reaiitrirten
sriefei. UNI eineu lol1cn Bono id)pn fir Die
ndd)ffe Siebuns am L. Sc3enber 9illtig. 5u er=
lurben.
Dian ~abrellire ipesen 9onbs. @ircularsn unp ieoer
Mnstunft oil Die
International Banking Co.,
Gtatbam Sauare (SanfsebauceD. Sfetp 9prf.
, 1876-11-15
&Datt'S 2ebenS'Sn lton.
GIN Hleol3IntineS xSunDCr.


Ntsumansmus, gtearalsta, @tat IN lprem lGlimmten
STADIUM, SerpIeln, Abnt8s. &rautbett, &retpelas, axe
0elNwAre uRp bic ibltmmisa 6aae ppn SlIitraatSet.
Ten, sreBs S9pa9e, 9sber. unO 9ttersntetesn, Mias-
purm &c. &C. wtrp .IGf's Ssflmmtslte purp eielea Apate
auer 0teinIeun8smtttsl esbeII1. Aerlelbe ut sreIuRe.
tpan6s Sabre pineur1 pom pIpIitum erprpbS saI
2unpsEtiaaleaee ppH Salen sepei!r uap earIrt nes,
ReHn mao Sorlbrttt Bsnpmmen. 81 elm f6eres Vtls
mtttel Ypn 6ttsn IN alien ~bsilbaren 6auen, eurirT CIT
TlAslten alien Wsi3WIrs, lelbE no Ger Sappea lGsu an.
8elreheR 1T.
ppatt's &ebenssS aliam eurirte 5srrn 3. y. apn.
map, Ara8pee" IN yart' peater gu Srpptipn, ". D.,
pom 2renltDen NpeRmatieInAs, na0eem perfelbe sgHe
STfpi9 pQh Den poriuatpIen Aeritea &uropa's aHe
Amerltas pepdneeit NOR. tn mar.
ppurtS &ebeHs, = aiiam eurtrte 5errn y. ..
9Puq. Opdmatet 40. IA DIupIlOn SEr., pen eIRem
8eIaprltpeH Wti1pur, nabpem CT ie9s AlpnaW TN
STsaepap 9ptpItaI mar unp bert ais uHpel!bar srtIarI
wuroe.
@patt's Sebens-Sallam hstlte Ssrru 5aepb Mpte,
DtRes 9fo. 242 SrseHplN Str, Won stnem Zero fu,plsn
UelpnHre, nobel bic 6aulntB loon bic auf een &nUpen
5~eerUn8en NOR. PER- VI. bat ipabrenp 10 Sapren aat
8slnseeaer 9elluna telne QDtseerpGlun8 Ger EraaIgstt
srtl pret.
Spatt's ,2ebsns.Salfam eu1trts Ssrrn @tutam
springer, 9to. 100 Sseoae STIR pplltanpts ron sRt.
juneeItm Npeumatisnlus 10 erntllner AEt, paB ptrls,bs
oen Wett peS Aranten loon perpirrt bate. Det Ve.
nanute tpuase MOT ielae 9anp gum Appfs srbebrn xnt
mar wabreap prsler Mipaate ans Sstt ssTsdslt.
ou babsn IN Der saupt, Office, 246 Srane Str, sAt
oi appipelern I'm AHGemelnsn, iu 81 per Jlai3e. Ssgs
tlalde 30.
3patt's beratmte 8 sImittsl nnb. Ia
3patt's uaTealbarsE esbsns- Saliam ~ $i.00,
Spatt's IA b., eptpelt farter 9sbrus. 8allam, ~
Si.25. -Snatt'S 9aImOu,e BALKAN. Sser Der S8plnp.
lu1gi8en 0reuap, sa S1.0O. - 5patts SpiB rlui.
raent, u~atsplpar tur Ssleen unp Sbmer5en ieeer arI,
~ 90 Ssnts. ppatt's SnSa, Sur far @~rtaluns,
appTpeb, SnEatHSd, &atarrp, Su 70 ets.
Voenn ePi8e ariitelnipt in eurer Apothett peer an ~.
rem Ylass 81 0aeen ltne, 70 peaes man id etrstt aHSas
central Gspst. 246 VEaneltr,, V. y.
SeIuin 3. ppait u 60, @taentpnmtr.
ueSssaa bin per sTPtts ssri9td1 Rsim haIbsr
0uSenb. 13m2uian
, 1876-11-15
8erfauf
ppn Miiltpu 6plS= Waarcn,

VPV
gBir lueroen aui @npfang bon so Gents bin. Sbnen
elm @oor eleaant 9raulrte bemodrmeltnbpfe, elm set
5piroltu0pi1en. einen y6oaar.&nppi, cine l6one
aoraaen &u6nnoel, cine 6erren.llbrtette uno eIuel,
ltlperen Srau=Jtin9 iibermahrn, Oas pben9enannte
aboeiebt. Ser Sots merben iranfo aeaen s1.50 iiber-
lnnot >peroen. Acknowledgment frei. Noreiie
SS. ". Sau 4. 60. 4b;lno'a, pa. 4g824pts
, 1876-11-15
3aus In Dsuti4lauS:
Inautb, Na@uo + Rabne,
2'iSats.
& y c e
i'm &etail ~oertauft 81 Smportatlons Yreiien,
DON Der
Great Atlantic and Pacific
ENEN A 10

SEEcsaG AGHaHRlEc ANA acme
TEA Co..
No. S3I 9lrd) GtraRe, @cfe Der Spetten uuf
@pates &tr. unb GEL &ie Oritte Str,
4btl0beIpbla. IA.
Dies lit cine Orgoniiatlon pom SopitolIiten UNI
&bte ~ tmportIren uhb 81 uertbellen
nit eiuem tleiuen Gelpurt, Der Dem Gonlumenten allen
0eluinn Der carbohydrates erlpart. 9Slr eontroulren
etren 9roBen &beil Der beitei 3bee orten, melbe nab
bteiem Sanoe tonmen uno Die nur pon urs lelblt per'
fault lueroen. perlomer, melhe BON cuoereh bdnplern
tauIen tbun Dies ju ibrem eIgenen gtabtbell. unlere
bGuIer IN CHINA uno Sapan BADEN bic belten 6aelltta'
ten aWr Austuabl, mas uiis groBt 8ortbelle 8eWabrt.
Y8ir baben gum Sertauf unlerer 3beelorten III alen
bauptitdoten Der Sereiniaten Staateh stores etabllrt.
g8ir 9eben unleren &unoen eht
GcbpncS Scl &brpmp,
eenomnen pou oen metropolitan QSerteu 0nerltaui.
icDer unb iremoer &inltler), peIhes. lpenn IN eltem
8iloerlaoen 9etauft, me9r tolen muroe oils Der preIs
oes 2bees betrG9t Dsle 9bromos liuo elm Gel0ent
iur uulere &unOen.
Vile ~setauitsn 99aaren a. ra ntt IT. oaB lie uoq.
tumnene Seir;eoi8un9 %9elpobren. ooeroas 1elo iurad'
%rrltattet.
Great Atlantic and Pacific
3 L Co .,
30. sSl Grd StraBe. Ode 3lueitsn UNI Coates 5trass
uus 62l Sie S!peite str. peIla,. Va, ag9l2mt'
, 1876-11-15

Gin sutes Mittel sssen Gplit unb 2sibf6mer-
gen limb DR.. &usuit 8Snte's 9ambur.
ger 1%rppfen. i6reibt 5err Wi6ael @etl
Wtibapasa, Sno, bsaa ~Dielelbea bslfen ausen'
bItdltG.
, 1876-11-15
Inter Der Nrene:
Die Centennial @eltluslteQuul

belfrle6en un0 tuu1trlrt.
3roBsn 1epduoe, DunberpoGsn Muslteaunaslda se,
SurioItatsn, baupttase &C., nit mn,atll9en Slultra.
tionen. purd uuo our6 popular uno lebr biGi9 mua
unsebeuern Abiae finecm. 5000 I9eutsn lueroen
o%erlan9t. SdreIbt UNI ndbsre Mustunft! 9ies 1T
inc GeIesenbeit. lhnel 6tIb ju maiden. wie lie ale
100 Sabre nlr einmal fommt. 6ubbdrn unb Sru,
Der, yu6Danoler III sprIn9felo, Wtai.
WarlllllIg. Sastsa HnS a . Gel$ did s'a,sS; Tag 1asi
sud niht t6ulben BON uirelfen. ~por5eiti9 eribeinen.
ben St1rrn, Die %off5Ieae Yerihte dI e~ntbaIteu prd.
%tsnolren, uno Gu4 Jest i4on la9en, lu0s eiui9e W'o'
uaAe ipdter ih erei0men tpirn.
, 1876-11-15

Sd bin wisbsr better ais i'd is srtpartets 30
psrpen, ldrsibt pbil. &pf, Salempiae, @ise,
eant DR.. Wusuf SSntS's Sambarssr
1rppfen. SD lit LANCE an Ser3tlcpfen uno
lpe 5pti @srsts au 8atbe, obne paB Id Sincer-
uas erbielt. S6 snti9lUB mid, bic Sambur-
ger Srppfsn bss DR.. @usuit 8pnis gu ssbrau.
DIN. @ptt sur @bgs uab DR.. Musaf SSnis's
pamburser GrOpfen gum &ubme mub i'd "a
gen, eoB mir o~isleIbsn meins Gsiunpbsit wis
bersabea.
, 1876-11-15
Teuer 9eparteulcmt.

Gompa9uieu, mclhe @usriituns uno Sorrdtb'
nbtbI9 baben, loilten brett NIT Dem 5abrltanten gall.
b,li9ite baus i'm Oel11tt. &ataloae frel. Uet Der
alien 6trma pom Mncerfom nnc Spiles, 1893 @rano
q L ~ 81 lQO2luA,
, 1876-11-15
M ut.

XeIeeram ut.
Nh Die International Yanfiua 80, Mep 9orf.
% il IL, ben /. september 1876.
gtrie 1EsO, no. 80 Der 1s64er Bpnes bat
in bcpti0er 3ttbuns pen baupttrefer pon 200, 900
Gulsen aeiponneu. pMterfur".
u. y. Obi9er 6eluinn, ipelbcr an Der NeAies
run0ssGoiI i'll 9Sien am l. December 1876 3ablbar
mare, ,pire an unferer Gaffa in II. q. currency
ipfprt baar ausbe3ablt.
International Banking Go.
3Wi!lof Sd)aicf, i%braIioent.
Eg- u pti,. Die aaaenteinen Sotterteselebe nnD
Der oartut be3i9libe iiiu9ite @onsreBbelbluB bat, laut
eintr riater(i6en &ntideiOun9, ouf Die BON uns oer'
tauiten atrpp1ii9en Gtaats .NrdmiensScucs feline
WuluCuptn3.
, 1876-11-15
Msenten eefmdt fir bic eroee
centennial @e1cbibte."

Sertauft ii6 i6ueGIer ais irseuo Elm anoeres 8ud
IS II NI9ent uerta fte Al Gremplare IN einem 3 9.
gScnoet Sud nm unIere 6rtra sYeoin9unQen 5u erfab-
rcn, an Neents NoreB 9tatlonal @ublilbins 60, pbl.
pn. 49824ots
, 1876-11-15

@ Tertie fur Mgcnten!
Die Centennial MISUNDERSTANDING,
beid)rieben uno iluitrirt.
Gine 9rapbliAe Seper5eihnlln8 ibrer Geibidte,
8roBen GeOduoe, WunDeruOleu AusiteuunQs lddbe.
6urioTtdten, 6auptta9e &C., nit ilnaGtlt8en Slultra'
tionen, oitrD unoourb popular uno Iebr biIt9; ffneet
eincn unsebeuern Mbiae. 5000 N9enten perben
perlaust. S1reibt nm nG1ere I~ustunft! Dies lit
cine 6elesenbeit, ibnel Gelo 3u modet, ipe tie ale
100 sabre nur eirunal tommt. Subbaro nne Brit
Der, 8u6banbler i'll 5prin0fielb, Wtaii.
Nc oru,t,,o &auft bas alein jloerlGi5i9e Belt=
"uluu'iE+ Mustelunas : Ge1dibtsbu6 laBt
Sud nift t6ui0en BON unrelfcn, ~por5eiti9 erideinen=
ben ga@srm, Die O%fi Ittt a @er ito.,, ii ente%it eu Pr pro- q.
note inter il ereiallcn ipirn. 4gN!11ott
, 1876-11-15

5srr Stsif In Onanbasp SiG. aRiE., tbstlt
uns nit; SD lit felt spsi Sabrtn an elmer
bBsartisen 8ls6te, bic alien Mitteln pieeraanO.
Da sebrau6r i'd msbrsrs WD9sn lang DIR.
Ger Grppfen mad 8crI6rift uno wurbe
BON bislsm bSsartissa Gsipen pplltaneis SebsiIt.
, 1876-11-15

& e. 4 a fir Neenten II unieren 3epn 1telel
Y w Nouetties, 9eraoe IN ben Wtartt
9ebro9t. Wsan broubt lie i'll ieoem 6auie. Muler
uno @irculare flsi per Qoit o%erIanot..
49B27ap- -. .. GSbtte II. Co., gleparf, q. S
, 1876-11-15

d. "a A bis 80 per Mpbe, nebit Nuslassu. oper
eP4U SlUU perloren. SGmfntlite neue unD
alertallnte 9Iooitaten, @bromoS &C. g8ertbpole
4robe=@rer,plare nsbit @ircularen. ". e. Stetdber,
Ill @DanI er en-, 9iem Yprt. 4YBi10mai
, 1876-11-15

SShA MANNER unb 5rauen iutrcen teet utr
SOV Iaust FIR un!ere neMen Soicfecern
Bitoer, Idbletpe, Setusnidcen une Sobretbpa
pier. @roRe Ginnabmen nit Stdcrbett se'
macbt. Wau f6reibe ipfOrf um Circulate on .. Z.
@uernfep, 9ublifter, Gpneurb. y. .. 4gD4n&
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-09

bu ut yards and lie delivered. Connelsville
is quoreu 7yaa8c ailoat. and l0aliC delivered
Der
oKtMD fKUITo-rbere IS a moderate de-
mlnd for peaches at i1a,21pc, ami apyes at
,a5c per 10. Layer raisins are worth s! lOa
20 per hOX We quo.e 25a26o iof ettron, l6a
50 for hg1, 7lSaS1 ior culranCs. and Ia75oc for
priines per lb.
EGGS-Ihu market is quiet, ami with free
Ofe ngs at 2la2jc Der dozen for fresh.
GREEN FhU lfS--Ihore il n moderate de-
mahd lorapplcs, with free offerings at IL 2 Il!
per Dri, We qlots cranDer les SS 5Oa9 81 Der
Dll, ana zap % per Du Creole oranges sell at
l0a5 per bril- anu lemons 1T "A 5 'A0 81 per box.
iA1 is teaiy ana quiet Prime timothy
IS in fair demand at $llai3 Der ton, and in
f,rtor Is dull at SSalJ per tOl, all on arrival,
and = more in store.
tIlMP-lhe demand is moderate, but the
offerings are light, and there is II steady mar
ket at Sll0all5 per ton on arrival, and W more
III store. Dressed hemp is worth 9a91Sc per 10.
MILL tEED-Inere Is u fair demand for
bran, with ample offerings at 30 2Ja9 81 per
ton. 5hlpstur. are quiet at $llal8 per ton.
MiddllngS are steady and in moderate de-
mand at SlSa22 per ton, all Oh arrival. Deal
ers want " more In store.
MOLASS ES--Primc to choice New Orleans
syrup is III fair demand AT 55a60o per gallon,
but common Is dull at 35a45C per gallon. Sor-
ghun sells at 25a3jc per gallon, ana moderate
demand.
OILS-Lnseed oil is in mo lerate demand at
56c per gallon. Lard Oil is steady and N fair
request at 9 ja92c per gallon for extra current
make. Refined petroleum sells AZ z6l27c per
gallon.
POTATOES--Th demand is moderate and
prime are worth Sja90c ner bu on arrival, loose,
and 2 Ija3 per brl; and about 25c per brl more
in store.
POULTRY-There is q moderate demand
for chickens, Wh Gh are worth $ 51a2 25 i've,
and $2a2 81 dressed, per dozen. We quote live
turkeys 61sa1c, and dressed 9a10c per lD. Ducks
are worth $3a4 per dozen.
SALI-Ihere is a steady but quiet market
for domestic ut 24c per bu andSl 30 per bri
Turks Island is dull at 36l37c per bu, and
Liverpool coarse Is quoted 81 15al 70 per sar k.
SEED-Clover is easier with only a mod
crate demand, and free offerings at 131al4 &c
per Id for good to prime on arrival, and held ut
ljc In jObDing lots from store. Prime timothy
is quoted 81 ~ u per bu in store. Flax seed Is
finn with lair demand at IL 3Oa1 ~ per bu on
arrival.
SUGAR--Is firm and there is fair demand.
We quote New Orleans ShalJc, yerOw re-
fined IJaIlc, extra "C' ll4all4sc, "A" white
llIal2c, granuated and powdered 12%al3c,
and crushed l3kal34c per 10.
TALLOW-Is quiet ald steady, with ample
offerings, and prime country is quoted sc ana
city rendered S4c per pound.
IOBACCO-lhe offerings at auction yester-
day ere 81 hhds, as follows: As hhds Mason
County, ky., Distrlct-l at 10 80, at $6a7 95, 10
at SS 2Ja9 Sj, 81 at $Oal4, at SIS 5)a21 75 old
ut II 50al5 70; II hhds Brown County, ONO,
DsUrIct-l at so ~, 9 at Sl0a4, az SlI 90; 2j
hhds PendletOn County, kv., District-6 ut
S3 9ja5 81 IL at $Ga7 90, 3 at ~ 40tS 50.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-09

will follow the ANDY Rum Wednesday.
to Memphis 49,. The U. 7. ScheDck ar
rived at New U lean, Yesterday ana Is
ADVERTISED to leave there th's evening
for CiAcinhati Fac Ben. Franklin mr.
RIVED this morning, disciMrgpd her cargo
and went up the Licking II ver, where
she will stay while the ice continues.
The UaIted States also laid up p....T Tne
City OF Portsmouth was caught IN the
river at CaliIor last night aud blown
on the sand two hundred yards below
The California Landing, where sne
was lying this morning IS. Tne Tele-
Graph, going up, passed Ripley at
8 O'Clock th,S morning .... The
BOnanzl arrived this morning from
Portsmouth and laid up. The Fleet
wood was at Portsmouth AT IL O'clock
this morning. She was trying TO get to
Ashland, where she will lay up. The
Potomac was at Quincy Run, and Bos-
Iona at Quincy, This morning. -. The
Andes lett for Wheeling last night, but
turned back at Moscow, and is now
lying at the wharf.
TowBoAT MOVEMENTS.
The Grand Lake No. 2, with two
barges of the Mississippi Valley Trans
pOrUation Company, Nos. 80 and 81, are
in winter quarters at Chester, LII.
BOATHANDs GOSSIP.
No ice running Ill The harbor at st.
LOUIS, the river being gorged above the
mouth Of the Illinois River, and the lat
ter stream is closed from the mouth to
head waters. The Missouri is ice-bound
from its mouth up. The gorge at Ches-
ter has broken away, and the river is
open to Cairo 8. Tue Ashland lett New
Orleans for the OHIO river Yesterday ...
The rate on cotton from Shreveport to
New Orleans is 81 per bale. =. The hull
of the Nick LongwOrth broke loose from
the Ohio River Elevator last night and
bewup o Shinkle's Landing, where she
ran against u coalboat containing about
5000 bushels OF coal, with such lorce
that she sank it,.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-09
Court Cuttings.

A. Graet q co. against L. Il. Kennedy,
In this case the jury rendered a verdic
for the defendant.
George w. Coffin against J. II. Ma
rata and others. The plaintiff sues tC
recover $7S7 on promissory note. Case
in progress.
Tlomas b. Higdon against the Gin
clnnati Ice Company. The plaintiff
sues to recover for personal injuries re.
ceived by him in June, 1873, by being
thrown from IL wagon OF the defendants.
In progress.
James 8. Smith against the Charter
Oak Lille Insurance Company. An ac-
ton to recover under policy of insur-
ance. Tne Jury rendered verdict find
Ing in favor of the plaintiff Tor $13, 70},
being the amount of the policy and in
terest, less the amount Of the first prem
ium, $276, which had never been paid.
Andrew Il. Sour, jointly indicted with
Michael Gil!igan tor Gelrauding the Gov
ernment by Illicit distilling, was sen.
fenced to fifteen days confinement and
a line OF 81 900 and costs.
Columbus Ely was found guilty of
breaking into a Post~otfice in Darke
County and sent to jail to await SEN
tence.
Tue case Of VIM. NJ. Green, former
POs6master-of Dayton, was continued.
Ihe bail Of Mary A. Gordon, indicted
for counterfeiiug, was declared for
ieited. 1t Is $500, with Peter Jacobs on
the bond.
James t. Hair, of Chicago, beg an pro-
ceedings in the Circuit Court yester-
day to procure an INDUCTION to restrain
Thomas Smiley, of this city, from man.
uiacturing and selling certain patent
hotel-reg gis ter.
Suit was begun in the United States
District Court against Horace M.
Wrlgat, late Postmaster of Uniontown,
KY, to recover $1,000 appropriated by
ann to his own use aud never repaid to
the Government.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-09
RIVER NEWS.

The river was stationary here at noon
with 10 feet inches in the channel
full of ice and making rapidly. Conse.
quently, ali boats have laid up till the
river becomes clear.
dispatches to the Merchants Exchange
OIL CITY, PA, Dec. 9-1O:29 a. NJ
River loot 7 inches and stationary
Weather cold and strong wind from the
southwest. Thermometer deg. above
zero.
BROWNSVILLE, PA, Dec. 9-11:05
A. M.-RVer 4 feet & inches and sta.
tionary. Weather fair. Wind east.
Thermometer zero.
PITTsBURG, Dec. DO: :2G A. M.-River
feet 8 inches and stationary, land closed
with ice.
CHARLESTON, W. VA. Dec. 9-9:46
A.M.-Kanawha RIVER 4 feet 7 inches.
Weather cloudy and cold. Thermome-
ter deg. above zero. Wind north.
STEAMBOAT MOVEMENTS.
The Potomac, for Pomeroy, and Bos-
tona, for Huntington, are the Big Sandy
packets leaving to-day. The virgie
Lee arrived yesterday, and will return
to Kauawha this evening at 5 O'Clock.
Capt. J. Y. Reynolds commands, and
Major j. IL. S ration is her clerk The
line new steamer, Calumet, will leave
Tor New Orleans this evening, with a
good trip. Capt. Dan. Moore commands.
and Mr.. II. S. Anschutz mas charge OF the
office. The Ben. Franklin, from Madi-
son, arrived this morning. and will re.
turn this afternoon. The United States
arrived this morning from Louisville,
and will fetufn this evening -, The B.
II. Cook will leave for Evansville this
evening. The Mary Miller will leave
this evening Tor ST. Louis and all inter-
mediate points. Capt. j. N Shunk com.
mands Capt. Ii. j. VInlon's fue
steamer, Andy Baum, will positively
leave for Memphis this evening. 80.
The Bonanza arrived this morning aud
returned TO Portsmouth at noon ;. The
Golden City will drop down to the
whariboat to-day and leave tor New Or
leans next week.. The vi mt shinkle
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-09
PERSONALS ABOUT LADIES.
Mrs. Lincoln is now living at Pau.

Mrs. Lincoln is now living at Pau.
Sarah Smiley, the Quaker rovivalist,
Is preaching at Rutland, VI.
A Miss Pettcote attends school in
Phi iiadelphia. She is (says lhy N. Y.
Com. ADV urDelow the rest oftne
class.
Mrs. Senator Sargent, the Florence
Nightingale Of Washington, is to re-
celve marble bust OF her husband from
his friends in California.
Gail Hamilton has but one eve. TIE
otner was destroyed by an arrow shot
by her brother. But the eye she has Is
keen enough to make up the loss.
Mrs. Swisshelm grows gGdy as Time
prances closer to ner side. She went
TO the theatre, in Putsburg, the other
evening, to see Miss Anna Dickinson.
Miss Susan e. Dickinson, Anna 5
sister, aud an occasional correspond
ent, will give course Of critical and
biographical lectures at Pittston, Pa.
Lucinda Nancy Matilda is the name
OF "a baby OI whom Washington Warren.
of Griffin, Georgia, aged seventy, IS
father, and VINO Is named after his thre ee
deceased wives.
Mrs. Spilkins reading that General
SOOh hAN JuSG CdptulCu u
lodges, deVoujly expressed the wish
thai her husbands Lodge might be
among the number.
Mrs. Lucy Stone Blackwell says she
"haLes everything in Massachusetts eX-
cept It's rocks, trees and BROOKS" and
the Boston Herald inquiries If ner AHs.
band Is rock, Tree, OF u brook.
Lady Sebright, daughter of lord Cas-
don stage, has postponed her debut, in
order to more thoroughly prepare her
self for the part of Lazy reazle."
Julia Smith, of Glastonbury, has
finished her translation of the Bible.
which is the first ever made by woman.
Ana the X.gatlerer makes his annual
l5Vy Oh her COWS ana other ptoperty,
Mrs. Martin. II Chicago convert of only
three weeks standing, made one hun
dred and twenty -Jne calls in one day
and talked relgion with seventy y-eignt
persons. That woman has evidently
found her calling.
Mrs. e. B. Granniss, a quiet little
bundle of energy weighing ouly ninety
pounds, IS editorand proprietor of the
Church Union. She holds light Teilia,
and III her team Of assistants drives
wv y" "VSV"t9 VI ulfiu''y tahueH'
Olive Logan got mad and threatened
to involve Great Britain and the United
States in a bloody controversy, tbe
other evening, because British mana
ger required ner to remove her hat at
the tneater, according to set regula-
tions.
Miss Alice Linfeld White is new
and brilliant star in the "reading" and
"declaimjng" world. Her talents are of
a very h Ga order, and sne has studied
thoroughly, and has good critical
powers. Her success is predicted by
tue best judges, and it is desired as well
as expected by all who know her.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-09
LEXINGTON. ky.

The stores are crowded with Christ
m Is toys.
Councilman Mulligan. at the meeting
of Council Thursday evening, offered a
resolution wiJu reg Ird to the exits OF
our theater. He also declares war
against the Louisville Il Lexington Rail-
ROAD Company il they should lail To re-
pair their crossings IN the city within
ten days. He reports the estimated co t
of widening B 'oalRvay ut 81 2SJ. At this
junotu, Captain Treacy offered reso-
| luton as "leeler" to see how much
property owners would give towards the
| aforesaid widening. Abou5 two months
ago Councilman Muliigan offered res o.
lulion asking when Il policeman mad a
right to shoot his prisoner, which was
referred TO the Judiciary Committee, of
which Major Johnston is Chairman.
Since that tim4 we have had no report.
Null ian wants to be informed. Why
dom you report, Mr.. Chairman?
CALIFORNIA, OHIO.
There is to be first.class social en-.
tertainment in the village soon. 1t will
be definitely announced in few days.
A lew days ago Mr. Charles Lowe, ir,,
a mounter in the California Stove Foun.
dry, came near losing his life by getting
"
Fortunately he escaped without serious
injury.
Another fire in the foundry. This time
it was Mr.. John Sullivan's lool-blX that
caught fire. John should bear in mind
that a little fire sometimes kndIeth a
great matter. Keep the sparks out of
the tool-boX.
Potmaster Van Rensselaer, has been
O. I11Nnt. l. a. ,,i, Ia
Nancy Van Rensselaer,, who is lying at
the point Of death at her home in Ran
dolpn, New York. Mrs. Van Rennsel-
lear is now in her one hundred and Sec
0nd year. she is the widow of General
Van R1nssellear, OF Revolutionary re-
noWn, who was tho companion OF Wash
lngton. What changes has this vener-
able and distinguished lady witnessed
during the century that has just passed.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-09

Rye quiet but htm: Western, S0a8ic; State, 93a
g5c Barley heavy and Unchanged. Malt un-
changed. Corn: mixel, damaged, old, SIC;
mixed, new, no grade, 536a63%c; mixed
Old, 5o}sa6c; high mixed yell
low Western, 6)Ja a61c. Oats unchanged. Hops
and hay uncnanged. Coffee quiet but firm:
Rio cargoe-, lj%a193, gold: jobDng, 16a20kc,
iinISc yS5aioitc. nrIma, i0I;c. . regUed Giet St
l1Taljc. Molasses: New Orleans at auction,
5la56 &C. Rice in nrm demand and firm. Pc
troleum quiet but firm; crude, l3kc; refined,
26Ac; cases. 3Oa32c; Tallow firm at skas%c.
pentine tlrmer ats9j Eggs firm: Western. 27
a2Slac Pork auiet but ste tdy: mess, $i7 90;
January. Sli 4jal5 IS. Beef quiet: long cut
hams, l05; long and clear mi,btles, city, &c.
art: prime steam. l0,30al0&c; December,
1022aal027Sc Butter: Western, 1jay0c
Chee G firm AZ 7 14c. Whisky q shade irmer
at 81 OS1aal Oh, closing at 81 o.