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The Civil war i'm Mexico.

National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 5.-A Browns.
vile special says it is reported OF the
battle between Generals Canales and
Martinez that it was a hard fought
struggle, eight hundred having been
left dead OIL the field. The "Lerdostos"
lost two thousand aud their army was
almost entirely destroyed. General
Canales lost one of his best officers,
General Lapreno; he was killed in the
last decisive charge. Gen. COrtlna sent
communication TO "RoneI Tas" early
on Friday morning demanding his sur
render within twenty-four hours. He
sent again, to-day, because yesterday
was the last day Of Lerdo's Presidential
term. Iglesias, who claims to be Presi-
dent, is still in Guanajuato with his
lately-forned Cabinet. On Friday Gen.
Cortlna issued two proclamations-one
addressed to the Defenders OF Matamo-
ras, and the other to his own command.
1n the first he says he has waited pa.
tiently for day to come when there
would no longer be preteXt for the fol-
lowers of Lerdo to sustain nlm.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. "a Rio Grande
dispatch says General Diaz has occu.
pied the City Of Mexico, aud that Lerdo
aud his Ministers have fed westward.
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LOCAL PERSONALS.

| j. W. WHITE, of South Carolina, rs
registered at the 81. James Hotel. ..--7zv-
| Mr.. JOSEPH SAFER IS n3W n31W7 fhffeessfdsnt
of the Board Of County Commission oheIs.
SAMUEL V. REID, Esq, has returned
| from business trip to south Carolina.
Mr.. DANIEL F. MEADER, President OF
| the Meader Furniture Company, is serl-
ously ill. ,
JOHN HOWARD, of the st. Louis, Iron
Mountain & Southern Railway, was in
the city yesterday.
JOHN II. WHITE, Pittsburg Mal
Agent. is in the city, stopping at tina
Walnut-street House. I
ED. D. LOWELL, the well-known painter
| ''down in the bottoms." has changed li$
base to No. 12T West Second street.
MIR. f. T. PRAGUE was yesterday re-
elected to his lucrative position of To-
baccO Inspector. He has held the ofios
six years. ~ ;.,'.:-,,-. a
FRANK. HARVEY, Esq, OF the Daven.
fport Club, is the stage manager Of tie
Arion Society, which gives the opera OF
"Maritana" On the 20th.
j. j. FOWLER, General Eastern Pas.
ksenger Agent OF the Texas & Paoisi3
railroad, was in the city last evening
and left again for st. Louis.
HARRY METCALFE, OF the DAYTON
Sh0rt-line, is being bull-dozed by a big
boil ON his neck, and is now eating his
meals from the mantelpiece.
JUDGE SAFFIN, who has been laid I'm
with sore throat for a week, reaB.
peared az his old place this morning.
looking as sprightly as ever.
GEN nv II of kI,o
u Great Western Road, has been ap-
pointed General Manager Of the Erie M
Chicago Passenger Line, with neaa.
quarters at Chicago.
MISS SUSIE MAssA, sister of John
MasSa, the contectioner, near the Public
Library, was married last evening nj
st. Xaviers Church, by Rev. Driscoli,
S. j., TO Mr.. Louis Brizzolara.
JOSEPH BROWN. q faithful officer. who
has been one of the guardians OF the
peace for nearly four years, is spoken of
favOrably for the position OF Marshal OF
Ayondale. No better selection could bo
made.
An item in the Enquirer on Sundav
stating that the wife or CHARLEY SHAY
manager Of Shickling's Garden. haH
become blind, referred to former VITA.
since divorced, and now living in New
York.
JUDGE LINDEMANN is the latest al
dItlon to the lecturing army. Unlikn
Halstead, he don't have to 70 to New
York and hire hall, but takes his
court and has his audience brought in
by orders.
Among the prominent arrivals at thu
Gibson House were: L. B. Cross, N. IL
Cox and j. Arthur, Of Philadelphia: Il.
!. Morrison and son, Of LeavenwortG.
Kansas; M. M. DEM, OF Memphis; and
ID. f. Kemp, OF Buffalo.
MR.C. b. GALATIANS comedy, "Whito
SULPHUR" which mad a successful run af
the Grand Opera-house about q year
since, is to be played by the Daven-
port Club on the 14th. Portions of the
play have been rewritten and improved.
j. W. FITZGERALD, ESQ has charge Of
The coming Catholic Orphans Fair and
entertainments during the coming hoIi.
days. One Of the entertainment IL tn
be performance of 'iThe Two or.
phans" at the Grand Opera-house Sun
lay evening, December "a.
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Political.
Fire and Death.

National Associated Press to the Star.
COLUMBUS, o., Dec. Sat Shawnee
about $3.50 this morning fire was dis
covered in the saloon kept by Thomas
Hughes, of that place. A drunken man
by the name of Samuel Lyons, who was
In the saloon when the fire was discoy-
cred, was burned to death. A Mr.. Pat.
terson broke open the door and tried to
rescue him, but could not do so, as the
building inside was in blaze.
The dry goods, grocery and provision
store OF Fred. Krumm also caught fire,
and was entirely consumed, the greater
part of the stock being saved.
Mr.. Krumm's building was insured for
$1,000, and the stock for $4,000. The fire
is supposed to have caught from a de-
tectiVe tlue.
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-"
FOREIGN.
National Associated Press to the Star.
OUR DISTINGUISHED { p VISITORS TO ENC
LAND.

National Associated Press to the Star.
OUR DISTINGUISHED p VISITORS TO ENG.
LAND.
LONDON, Dec. 5.-lt Is learned that
Miss Balfe, the mistress of the forger
Gray, became informed of the facs that
the extradition treaty between the
United States and Great Britain had
been rearranged, and warned Winslow
Of the fact. Gray and Winslow can not
be found. They have successfully eluded
arrest, and covered up their tracks.
The detectives searching for them are
completely bafflod.
The surrender to the United States Of
Brent, the Louisville forger, is con-
sidered certain.
LATER,
LONDON, Dec. 5.-Brent was arrested
in the uniform of the Lancefs, in which
regiment he had enlisted. He was ex-
amined yesterday in the Broad-street
Police Court.
1t is reported that warrants have been
issued for the arrest Of Winslow and
Gray, but the officials are reticent and
no positive Information can be OBJ
tanned.
An Official dispatch from Buenos
Ayres says the insurrection in Entire
Rios will be terminated quickly.
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Police court,

Cv~EGe
Miscellaneous-Geo. Sweeney, maim-
ing, continued to Dec. 16; Henry Chris
topher, personal violence to an officer,
$50; Michael Molloy, abusing family,
costs; II. q. Freis, concealed weapons,
900; VIM. Farrell, same, 80 days; Hiram
Green, same, $50.
Assault and Battery-Martin O'Brien,
tinued TO Dec. 7; A. W. Scott, $50.
Drunk and Disorderly--Henry Chris
topher, A. w. Scott, j. w. Farrell, dis.
missed; James Simpson, bail forfeited:
VIM. Baldwin, $25; Geo. Refs, $5; John
Bassigalapa, 81; Chas. Williams, So; +.
Ii. Johanning, costs.
Vags-John Lewis, Philip Rehlman,
James MeDermott, VIM. Shields, Mich.
Moran, each dismissed.
from docket.
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NEWS FROM THE METROPOLIS
WreStling.


National Associated Press to the Star.
New YORK, Dec. 5.-The wrestling
matcn for the championship OF America
and $1,000, between Mclaughlin and
Murphy, has been postponed from to-
night until Thursday. The contest is
creating unusual interest. The betting
is $50 to $40 iu favor of Mclaughlin.
Political.
The POSTS Washington special says
that it is now definitely known that
there will be no change in the position
of President pro tenn. of the Senate un-
til few days before the end of the ses-
sion.
The Graphic's special says that Mr..
HeWitps visit to the White House is q
matter much commented upon. He
still declines to give any details of his
interview with the President. 1t is be-
lieved that his visit was due to special
invitation from the President.
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to vindcate his previous action in regard to it.
In conclusion, he says, with the present Con
gress my official life terminates. IL is not
probable that public affairs will ever again re-
ceve attention from me, further than as a citi-
zen Of the Republic, always taking deep IN
terest in the honor, integrity and prosperity OF
the whole land.
ISignedl u. S. GRANT.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, December 8, 1876.
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Hon. BardweIl slote suggests that the
Count Joappes, Ed. Stokes, George
Francis Train and Victoria woodruff
be sent sopth ip the. interest Of Pstet
Cooper. to watch the counting oi the
votes,
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mortuarY Record.

Amanda Jones, 25 yrs, Hamilton Co., o.
Maria HtdepohI, s years, city.
Thps. Hafnef. Al years. Germany.
Maggie King, 80 years. ireland.
Louise Muller, Is years, Germany.
Lucinda Quadling, "a years, England.
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BOARD OF PUBLIC wORKs.
Business Transacted by the Board
This Morning.

The Board met in regular session.
all members present, and President BeA
in the chair.
On motion, the Western Furniture
Company was granted an extension OF
time to repair the sidewalks on Wade
street, between Plum and Providepee
streets.
The weekly assessments for repairing
streets was presented and ordered paid,
as follows:
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That Texas Land Company.

The readers of the STAR will remem-
ber that more than year ago we en-.
deayored to tell them OF the true In
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wardness of land swindle which WIS
then in full blast on West Fourth street..
From the tenor of the following letter,
received by Col. Wood, Chiet OF Police,
it will be seen that the "Land Com
pany" is still engaged in its neiarious
schemes:
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fTOR RENT-ROOMS-Tw or three, fur
Il nished or unfurnished, for man and wife
without children. Address X. c., this office.
SIT
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iEOR SALE OR RENT-MILL-The Bright
! Il on Flour and Feed Mill, situated on Cen
tral av. and Denman st and lately newly Iur-
nished with modern improvements; steam en-
Eine, boilers, grinding stones, and everything
Gppertaining to the business and is for imme-
diate possession; positively in the best rum
ming order. Inquire at GEO. Nj. HERAN-
COURTS Brewery, Harrison av. Fairmount.
h-1E
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Twenty fifth District. M F. Flynn. $3565
Twenty fourth, Geo. T. Campbell. .... 40 y
Twenty second, Pat. Moran ........ S354
Twenty first, w. O'Bnen. ........... 2l0I
Twenty first, W. o. Brien. .......... 2l058
Twentieth, Jas. b. Bell ............... 1896,
Nineteenth, Ed. Nealis s.............. 2s9 50
Eighteenth, Peter D0ran ........... 5llTS
SeVenteeth, John f. Coughlin ....... l52 H,
Sixteenth, Frank RciKers rs........ 8sI1
Fifteenth, NJ, Ryan. an................... S9W.
Fifteenth, NJ. Ryan, 9M
Fourteenth, David Lillis. .. ........ 1T3W
Thirteenth, p. Mitchell l..,........ 8J8
Twelfth NJ. j. RYAN. n.................... 192A
Eleventh, Fred. Dankel, jr.............. bla6
Tenth. Ja9 Dalton n................... 552k
Ninth, G. Ii. Kenkel kel...,.,...,,., 906E
Eighth, W. IL. Holmes. es.........,......... S5J
Seventh, Alex. Scott tt.............., 455s
Sixth, JnO. G. Brady. Ill ~
Fifth, 7. McGrath h.................. 81 90
Fourth, John Cline e............... 1923
Second, L. Grower. r................... d3475
Total. tal......................... 3,79SG5
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FOR sALE--RBAL ESTATE.

LNOR SALE - FARM - Good farm of 91T
! I acres, situated 4 miles from the railroad,
IN Olermont County; 40 acres in corn, 3 acres
In potatoes. ~ acres in meadow, balance in
pasture and small crop. Farm in good order.
Will sell farm and crop together VERY EASY
terms. A good chance for any one desiring it
~ get good home. Address B. B. s., star
Otice, 280 Walnut street, Cincinnati, D.
jy25d&jy2W-f
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iTNOR RENT - HOUSE - OF eight rooms, in
II complete order; modern improvements;
Dorner Third and Mill streets. Apply to Mrs.
COX, Hartwell. ohio. 29-it
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M,OR RENT-HOTEL-Th Broadway Ho-
lT tel-This house is situated ON the corner Of
Second and Broadway, convenient to the
railroad and steamboats,, and was for long
time the most popular hotel in Cincinnati. In
The hands Of Il i've man it could be made to
bay handsomely. VIII rent IL furnished at
price to suit the times. For full information
call at the hotel 5-4t
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Secretary of Trensury,s Report.

Secretary of TreasurY'S Report
This report shows the following re-
ceipts and expenditures for the fiscal
year ending June 80, 1876.
RECEIPTS.
The moneys received and covered into
the Treasury by warrants during the
fiscal year ending June 30, 1876, were as
follows:
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FOR SALE.

TOR SALE-DESK-W ootOn patent, oneap
I Inquire at rs West Eighth street. 1t
TOR SALE-sHOE ESTORE-W ith good 1un
Il Of custom. Inquire at No. S491a Central
nVenRe. de5-2tt
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TOR RENT - COTTAGE A brick gothic
lT cottage, near dummy station and the
church, Mt. Lookout. Inquire at 16l Elm st.
Rt p. NJ. 2G-3t
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PosT-oFFICE DENNIsoN CITY,
GRAYSON COUNTY, TEXAS.

GRAYsoN COUNTY, TEXAS.
Chief of Police, Cincinnati:
DEAR SIR-Enclosed herewith send
you sample of correspondence la let
ter making inquiry as to the Soon
ipany"-ED. starr, which has become s9
'monotonous to me as to be good deal
of bore. This "Ohio, Kentucky and
Texas Land Company" so called, have
no lands in this county, or, il they have.
they have no "Mineral City" only on
paper.
The place where 1t is reported to be
located Is about twelve miles from this
city, aud the land is 'owned by parties
who wholly and totally repudiate the
above company. AS Fraud it ranks
No. l; as a swindle tits low down. They
take but little from each, but it muse
amount to considerable in the aggregate.
Ii the matter comes within the statutes
of OHIO, you will do good service to q
gullible public by "busting" the concern
up.
refer you to any of the officers of
Grayson County to establish the fact OF
This fraud. Respectfully,
DANIEL l.. WEBSTER, 2. M.
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FOR SALE.

lFH MHH1 Families or groceries IN want Of
HkhN good Flour - warranted to give
KHEHE satisfaction can be supplied by
I ~ VeH going TO the WE5r- lend MILLS.
Your orders are solicited. Delivery free.
JAMES X. HURIN, Sixth street, between
Baymlller and Freeman. se7-3m
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iTNOR RENT--HOUSE--A two story brick OF
Il six rooms, kitchen and large lot, &c also,
stable, three stalls, wagon room, &C, on
Delhi Pike, city. Call or address ID. T. AL
LEN, Twenty first Ward, city. 29-4t
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LNOR SALE-SEWING MACHINE-A NEW
j. No. heelcr & " ilson sowing machine.
JnQNire at this office. se9-tf
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lL'OR RENT--ROOMS - Furnished rooms,
I and meal tickets for sale; 2l meals, 81 50;
lodging % aud soc; meals at all hours. 1872 W.
Sixth street. nolS-1m-M, W&F+
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

XNJANTED-A SIIUATION-To do gem
w eral house work in the country. Good
GeterencesIglven. Address ELLEN MOORE,
this Office. dei-3yt
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THOR RENT-FURN1SHED HOUSE - A
! II house OF seven rooms, well furnished
throughout, gas, water, &c, centrally located.
Address X. c., this office. E-2t
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FOR RENT-.ROOMS.

E1OR RENT -ROOMS-Five rooms at 40S
Il Broaaway to rent. Call at 462 Main
street, 81
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FTNOR RENT--COTTAGE--3l7 Cutter street,
IL three good rooms, yard, &C.; rent cheap.
Inquire at Al East Third street. 29-4t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ma WANTED BUY YOUR HATS OF
~ MARTIN, at AZ w. Fifth st. jy15-1
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follows:
From customs .$14s, s,071, ,9S4 6l
From internal revenue. ...,....... li6, ,7O0,732 03
From sales Of public lands. ...... 1,l29,46j 9J
From tax on circulation and de-
pOslts of national banks......... 1885, ,573 20
From repayment OF Interest by
Pacific Railway Companies 7l8,l70 SO
From customs fine, penalties, &c. 1884, 7OT So
From labor, drayage, storage, &c. 1,02j,34 O8
From sales OF Indian-t trust lands. 100, l6O 20
From eS-conSular letters-pat-
ent, and land nd.................... 2,OOD,So0 "
From proceeds Of sales OF Gov
ernment property ................ 1,S52,7l4 "a
From marine hospital tax. 1850 81
From steamboat fees. .............. 26i,5s3 65
From profits on coinage, &C.,. ,ll7 81
From tax on seal-sktns. ........... 3lF,aS4 W
From miscellaneous sources see. l,oU, ,Z9l 10
Total ordinary receipts ... 1888, ,756, ,i93 SO
Premium on sales OF coin. .......... 3,723.5l5 ~
Total net receipts, exclusive Of
loans ........................2 %, 49,, ,O3y IS
Proceeds Of bonds Of 1881, Geneva
award. d.................. ......... 6,613,826 II
Total net receipts. ............2 294, ,O95, 1865 IS
Balance i'll Treasury June 30, 1875,
including deposits Of CON and
Unltel states notes represented
by certificates outstanding ... Id, ,702, ,4l6 IL
Total available cash. ....... S435 79S, ,2S1 60
EXPENDITURES.
The net expenditures by warrants
during the same period were:
For civil expenses. SIT 232, ,94S S3
For foreign Intercourse. ..s....... 1,410,2 ,262 80
For Indians Observation-Disclosures. t,9df,558 II
For pensions. .......... .......... 2S 257, ,395 80
For military establishment, IN
cluuing fortlhcations, river and
harbor improvements, and ar
SSnalS... ,..,,..,.,...... oNuIuscoo Oh
For naval establishment, in6lud-
ing vessels and machinery and
improvements at navy yards. 1S,963,aD9 81
For miscellaneous civil, including
public buildings, lighthouses,
and collecting he revenues 80. 48,al5,S7e 45
For interest on the public debt,
including interest on bonds is
sled to Pacific Railway Com
panies. 100. 0.2l32 27l go
Total net expenditures. ....... 26S, ,459, ,797 80
Redemption Of the
public debt. ....... $5l, ,S89, ,464 80
Judgments Of Court Of
Alabama Claims. 6,64l, ,297 26
- 5s,53o, ,752 0o
Total net disbursements w 3l6,95O,549 SO
Balance in Treasury June 80, 1876. l2l, ,132 80
Total. l..................... .s4ss, 1881 81
| This statement shows that the net
revenues for the fiscal year
were. ,...............,....,.:. $2S7, ,4S2, ,O89 IS
And that the net expenditures
were.....,............,... S5S, ,459 1877 SO
Leaving q surplus revenue, ex-
elusive OF provision for The
sinking fund, of................ OF. 29,0l2, 24l So
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FOR RENT.

iLNOR RENT-H0USE-On Walnut Hills.
IL Apply PA Main street 81
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TTOR SALE-HORSE-Dar bay horse. z
.E years old, about l5H hands high: works
every particular. Inquire at Nos. So and 65 o.
Third street. 5-3t
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YNTANTED -SITUATION-By q person of
w several years. experience in dry goods,
boots, shoes, groceries, and other KINDS Of bus
mess; best OF reference. Address S., care of
X. o. Green, So Elm street. 2J-4J
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NV ANfED-THE LADIES-To try Nine.
wv Griswod's abdominal long and nursing
corset. They are without rival Orders
P omptly filled by her agent, MRS. A. q.
MUNSON, 206 Hopkins street, west of Free
man street. nO21-lutf
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1VKT TANTED-TO EXCHANGE--A pair OF
! w No. Shirley skates, nearly new, for an
opera glass Address SKATES, this office.
del -6t*
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NM ANTED- ED-SITUATION-By a good girl,
w to DO general house or laundry work;
best leference given; city or country, Apply
ut 2OS Longworth street. st
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TN0R SA LE-SA LOON, &o.-An elegant
Il beer saloon and boarding house, centrally
located; a rare bargain Apply at 40 Race ST.
Doing large business. Good reasons 1, SELL
ing cut; years. lease: easy terms. sat
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND OPERA-HOUSE.

r. E. j. MILES. ES......................Ma Manager
Six Nights and Saturday Matinee. The ac-
complished and Popular Irish Comedian,
MIR. JOS. MURPHY.
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day Evenings, and saturday Afternoon, with
new Scenery and splendid cast of characters,
THE KERRY Cow.
MI. Murphy as. as.................."Dan OHara.
Friday and Saturday Evenings - MAUI
ORE. Ladies' Matinee Wednesday-SEA II
ICE Admission 25c to all parts OF the house.
Monlay Evening, December 11-MlSS ROSE
EYTlNGE.
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WOODS THEATER.

"There's Millions in It."
! Every Evening during the week, MIR. JOHN
Il. RAYMOND, In his great role of Col Null
Berry SELLERS.
Next week-HEN RIETTA CHANFRAU.
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TNT STU ATOMIC drive car
, w riage, by young man; can furnish
best Of reference from last place. Address
WIN. f. DOOLEY, CoYington, Ky. 5-3t
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1S5 sdokEoa account Of
stock Of drugs, all new apd clean; will invoice
about 1850; goo9 stand for business in q town
pf 100 Inhabitants; will be sold on reasonable
% ms. Apply soon by person ot letter to L.
", ,MoLAUGHLIN, Admir-. Portlau d, JayCo.,
Indiana, sat
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NV ANTED HORSES TO BOARD - For
: w the winter in the country. Terms cheap.
For information apply to o. L. STAHL, at
Shook & McNicolr5 stable, southwest corner
Of Fifth and Sycamore. nol5-tf
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S435,79S,gS1 60

warrants
Sl7.282,Ms 50
1,41O,g52 50
t,96i,559 II
2S,257,395 80
3S,O7O,s88 "a
1S,983,9J9 81
4S,a15,879 45
10O.2l3,27l 30
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-05

,WTANTED - Cash paid for diamonds.
EYSTER, Jeweler, 349 w. Fifth. de5-2t*
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-05

Total net disbursements. ...
Balance in Treasury June 80, 1876
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-05

Total. ......f
This statement shows that the net
revenues for the fiscal year,
were. ..................;
And that the net expenditures
Leaving q surplus revenue, ex-
elusive of provision for the
sinking fund, of.............. OF
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-05

wv TANTED-TO SELL-Five or ten shares
w in Building Association; money ready
to be paid ever Immediately. GEOKGE
MONTGOMERY, % W. Third st. 5-9t