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Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-08
,nyEHTgsN1s' DIRECTORY.

pucu. R.. Doaler in Clothing, Itc., I'M
GjroIi Fellows iIull, "oavarviil'.
II rvtca% lJDGE no. 800, l. Q. q. H., meots
N.l ,Mday evening
"a rr l,KEr. Wm. Todd Prcpli tor
Nd1 street., NeaF 'ryills.
Il cove LODGE, 40. 81, /. O. o. F., Trinity
In.r. m.eis every atudly otcIiu$.
4 LilI. 4. 4. Justice of the Peace and NoIary
p3Hc, DO 'glIs City.
nr,aa .OTEl. Main Street, Wcavervill,,
Wiililu ConlJa, 'r0.ri tor.
GERMAN loSpIrAL SOCIETY, me'rs first
SmdayIn Marcn, j N =, sept. and pec.
4 GRADY. DIR. J.. f., Dental and Medical Hrad-
uato Mice, tn ,atar B.iiiIgs, tp.HlAIlS
GGlffIT, N. H., Main atloct, WeAIorVlIia
California.
GCpraAL6 NAL0NEY, Dealers in G'noral
Mr3handis>, Indian Crock trinity Co.
HANSEN, D., u ,aler in lobacao, CisHs, etc.
Main Street, WeaYe.yiii;
H0CEEB. HENRY Dealer in ProYi'ions, ote.
Main Sucat, We&y.rviiia.
IRWIN JOHN O., Attorney and Counselor
At Law, WcaYervi ls Cali orn'd.
JONES, T. e., County Judso, O.ico in Comt
!iJdso, " cGGelTtlie.
EAHoltY n AB{AIM5, naal lars in Clothing
and Dry Goods. WoayerHiil3.
MarchHndlsa, JHnctiGn G!'y.
ANG, W., Dealer in @ros,,i.s Is, liquors, otc.,
Aan Stre3t, Weaye.Tjio.
Ord DIR join, Phy.ioiIn and 0Wseon.
NcayertIile.
JRINN, f.. H.. Dcalar in General Nor
chiudisa, trinity center.
AUVEJOY, L. r., Htornet at Law, Once
Court ioise Banding, .fca5e.yills.
IDWpEE. ". l.. US. D.. !t1 Surveyor, OF
Gcs, Aill street, " cat.iNii!2.
MASON & YIANE5, Dal.rs in General
Merchandise, 10 iglas Cip.
M4HgiN, jobs, pes!er Ia Flour and Grain,
Main street, Wcageryiiic
MGAGshAND, 4, t., l. .pairor Of Watches
ami tiosi>s, " oaTtrti!io..
MONTAGUE, DR.. j. C., Comfy Physician.
4Ac', Cout Street, Wo@vnylllo
i NEE loHK HOTEL, Main Street, Weaver
dl. "orlis i;Hle, ir07rsior'.
Fl SQ&MfuNK BHEWEtl, North tork, Cal
'4rte.i DroS., t'ruql. 'tors.
4 NORTH STAR LODGE. 10. 81, |. o. 0. f.,
mt.ts every Ihasday evening.
HtCi5, l., Dealer in Dry ,iooi3 and Cloth
!h,, Main street, W WcayofNlIe.
EPY Al CANADIAN FIRE INSURANCE
Conpany-G. ". Craig, gent.
S'IIllL, LOUIS, Boot and shoe Storo, Main
2tteN, Nuayrryillo.
SHE NtN Il HYDE, Music Dealers, san
francisco,
STELLA ENCAMpNENT, No. -, 10. Q. f.
me't, First and Third Tuesday,
ftNMANY SALOON, Main street. Weaver
vile, Al 4. II. love, rto,ri tor
TlNHEBNAN BROS, Cabin Makers and
Dealers ln FurnitIre, " eaYeWiil3'
FREMONT HOTEL, Rod 81 II, California,
Hm p. Mayhem, ProJri tor.
TRINITY CHATTER, 10. y, r. 4. NJ" meets
second ard 'outh Ia '-daJs
TRINITY LODGE, 10. y, z. Y 4. NJ. meets
on last saturday Of eacn month.
UNION HOTEL, Co4rt stra It., Wcaver1ille,
(ollm ~ / 'alsen, In9ri5tol5
UNION SHAVING SALOON, Main Street,
WeayeryiIle Geotse Andrds, Proprietor.
TEANEHVlLLE DRUG and GUOh 5IOi,E,
j. BArnicko!, Proprietor.
WILLIAMS, G. f., Attorney at Law, Office,
@iain street, Weavervliie.
YOUNG, FRANK W. Notary Public and In
'Nlance Agent, WcagcrYii.o'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-08

ris related Of George Clark, the cele
bfntcd negro minstrel, thnt being exam
iuod u- witness, he was severely inletro-
ga.c1 by Tie attorney, who wanted to
break down his evidence, " You nro in
tie negro min trel business, | believe ?"
inquired the mwyer. Yes, sir,' was
the promp; reply. Isn't thnt rather II
low c,dling ?" denauded the lawyer -
81 don't know butIt is, sir" replied the
minstrel, but it, 80 much better tlan
ray mthol's thut nm rather proud 81 it"
" What was your iather'- calling 2" He
was Il lawyer" replied Cmrk, inn tone Of
regret that put the audience il u roar.-
The lawyer let him alone.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-08

JIM BENyN Is DEAD. Tho Oil City
Dr,J5ck hu. thlr story: "Jim Brown, "a
worthy Germnn, dwd in Franklin, re-
cruIly, uud lls next friend, also n worthy
G~mnt, VII, app 'iuted Administrator, to
-otllcup The nhi.- OF his o.tule. The
administrator called ut a printing Office
the uthoi day to hnvc posters printed an
nouncng That the good Of The late Brown
would be sod at auction. want you
t. write up dose bills in somo kind OF
.thyir.' ,nid the administrator, whose
mind runs much 10 business, - want
somediugs that vii adlmot der public
eye, aud bring ia der beoples from dor
kouulry. The printer asked f1f IL suK-
ee-t;un or two. Mrs Brown uud mine-
sell hiG dakel it over, continued tbs
business man, und ve want you to head
dosr bills sumcdlngs dis yHy,"-and HI
mu krd ON the wail with his cane To show
that ho wnuted big letters Iloo-rsw !
huO.raw Jim Brown is dend =
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-08

TiGEns-A WAED Boys CoMr'sf-
rloN. The tiger j, Wild bo-lo and eats
lm.s. 1t mhuDits Ailica and Novndt,
though tho breed changes with tho kil-
um'e. Thr ugot i, not Ike tho roaring
lyon wAioh goes about seeking hoom Il
may drvour The tiger cptOrtHlns it's
company Ia home AID does it IN work
man Ike manner. III Africa tha shoot
at tiscl,, here they only buck ut 'cm, my
unclr ju-par j. u bucllcl the other dny |
hvHId 5iui ,hy lhele was days nnd days
when a man heut my up n sent. i noun.
Aui jasper /, a Quicker cnuse he sez 81 hs
-rH chuhhur bets bits to II dune and
hccd bed IN II ihat ducs for him. But
then bucl,rls mud chubbers isnll nbout tho
-nmr TIA dnu't Hny ct 'cm ride IN korTi.
20. and hnVe Enc huntin' dogs and sch q
mnn k,ul lunt tigers hnd sage hens. No
man knt scrve ton innstcr- Ia wunet. 1t
mint uo u.rn trying. My mother say
huc,ei- nud chtlhhrr. mint no acc ,uut un-
dor the .un. lhml they H,e Df ben ttt
to the tigers ct-ettrtv. wun-t SOC Il
ger N u -erkus. - LHyeka .NcU.) Sentinel.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-08
TRINITY COUNTY,
OFEECTAI. EsEsaECCAGYs
COURT TERMS

A''sirict S'Ourt- Second Monday in April,
August and December
'o"Pty CauFE-First Monday in anu
Siy' March May, july, september and 40
vembor.
probate C9uFt Same as County Coart)
"o"r Of supervisors, --Fnst Monday
i''r"ary' May, August and Nsyenber.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-08

Mr.. EIGUAH, or Bogud, or whatever
his name +, pissed an unanimous reso'u-
tion 10y himself that the Ma,-hal Pto-i
dent, Due de Magenta NcMahon, WAS an
Ass. The Duke President Marshal at
once ordered it written down, and had
Bogard, or Biggnr, taken up; be wanted
to make him prove it, ana seomcd
lik,ly to succeed. In our blessed coun-
uy things are so different. A Whole CON
voption may think the President an as,
but the only demon-tra,ion they maize i
to offer two resolutions, one chat be is and
the other that h. i-n't, md then lay both
ON the table It, being entirely too trouble
some to arrive at correct conclusion r
Then The President look tat The proceed
ings, and, finding the convention douht
fo about il, he is p'oa>el to think il is 10
worse. C,HcuHad haqarcr.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-08


IL answering tie question, rs pre-
cious metal mining profitable ?' the En-
gincaqog and 0ah1g Jonn'oi prc.ent-
figures giving the results ofluinios ia the
West lortwcnly- seven yents The~ltl
put. The Investments in all mines and
mills now in operation at SaC00oo.c0o
invo,tmcnt io iubor 582l ,oo0o0o; person
al assets, $35, 900, eos total inYe tments,
100000, coo. Return in ballon, > l,S'o,-
600, 900 created values Of mines "nd
mills, $3.50 900, eco total, 81, ,2oo, oo0 Geo.
Profit for tweuty-seyen years, a. ,i" GEO,
eco, representing an income OF 100000,
OO0 per nnnum on an Investment o'T'U9,-
O0O,O 600.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-08
DlAMosD Cur DlAMoNp.-A lawyer

DiAMuND Cur DiAMOND.-A lawyer
diving along II country road, asked IA
woman vino was walking in the same
direction, which why he had to turn to
reach b. The woman gave him in
siructions, and added that she was going
ia TINT direction, and would point out the
way. IAN right, good woman, said
the lawyer, jump up; hotter bad COM
pnuy llau nome" After jogging some
mules further, the woman descended md
thanked lIm Tor The drive. Have
much further to g ere | iench the b
rWal ?" asked the limb Of the law. "Oh,
you pa,sed it some two or three miles
b,ck," was the answers but rs
thought bud company better than none !
brought YOU on -
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-08

UNDER the laws Of New Hampshire a
man found under ii bed in private ho1s"
cao bo sent to prison for ten years. It is
dangerous fora New Ilamp- man 10
come home from political cnu.u-, ind
mlI asleep under the bed white looking
for the Joot-jack.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-08

A NUMBER OF ltd- have been appoint
cl whipping boys 30 tha Young Lmp.r-
or OF Chun, who for ,uiuabIe con-idera-
tion- To themselves and .nmiIies, receive
the HagclAtions which tho sovereign
earns by his sins Of omission and com.
ms.ion.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-08

DArGa IN Rn,.in are Just eleven days
behind the rest of Chd>lrudom. The
l7th day Of July here, T. the Oh Of Juy
IN lint country OF the Czar. Ru>.in did
not agfee to change from Old to New
Tine in 1862.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-08
DR.. J. T. GRADY,

DENTAL AND MEDICAL GRADUATE,
go Has r3trnel 10 Weagewil'2 and re-
Z, fY1p samed tn practice @ DH->TISt. y,
Special attention paid 20 iho Treatment Of
: i.n,iiitt 'teotn.
.,gEEV1;-ln The Thoat9r Building up
stairs. "'-ti'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-08

A WOMAN wa offered thousand dol
lars II she would remain silent for two
hours. At the end Of fifteen minutes she
asked isn't the time nearly up ?"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-08

GLOW many Of you arc There ?" asked
a voice from an upper window, of II -ere-
nadng party. Four" va. the reply.
" Divide that among YOU" said voice,
"a. Lurhet OF shops tcli, ike the g'ntie
dew. from heaven" on those beneath.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-08

AN INCIDENT or THE RloT.-A dis
patch from Ptt>bure, Penn, to the New
York Times relates the following: An
incident worth men'ioning was the at
tempt G, Roman Catholic Bishop Tuigg
to make II speech to the mob. lie was
appointed ON the committee by the meet
ing Of clti2ens to counsel with the mob al 4
Whcn mounted on chnir on the front
pmt.o'm Of Il passenger car, began to nd
wise the men to dispense quietly to their
homes. i kettle fall of tar was Sc. burn
ing under his nose, aud the crowd treated
him 10 Il running fire Of rude remarks,
some of them not at all complimentary to
his reverence. a man Of great nerve, he
was not to be ntimidated, and kept on.
A blazig freight car was run alung,idr
and still the bishop kept on. a man
mounted a locomotive md rang the bel,
vigorously still the bi hop spoke and
kept ou until driven from hi~ position by
shower Of stones. This proceeding wa
remaAable, ioq-much MS The mob was
made UP Of nine ten;hs Catholic and one
tenth outsiders.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-08

A &C. w" YoUNGsrGH.-- y good lit
tie Toy uut West uudrrtool, TO come the
G Washington ON his mother in this way:
lie eat OH ,he cats head With the tu,ii
iioua hatchet, and then hid TIE de!unet
loiue Ia the meal barrel, Whra the old
mdy went for meal To make the "hoc
cake" for the fmsli morning Icpn,t, size
discovered that eat and utHvio~rd her
little son. lie >ajl Il did it mother,
with my li,llc hatchet, but ] II ho sWiz
lied if con tell the whole truth about tie
littic affair" Now most mothers would
have Kissed That brave, tulhlul lad ON his
noble brow anJ kept right on using the
meal out Of the barrel Just the same, ban
his one didn't She said "Com.Hcro
my lap, my son come hctoes .y lp.'
lie came, and for awhile thego arose q
cloud OF dust 'uli tie seat Of hjs trousers
that cilcu!ualiN bid the son from view
and the Cd udy now spnrts goggles and
is pyish in the useot Petlits cJr .alrc
That good l;ttc boy had pcpperod thC
seat Of h- pgnts.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-08

"FoL.Yi a y that /. de-titn'oof wis-
DOM" b dong rnt subsc' lbcr caus-
ELL Ht,ug ia tbs house Of IA newspaper
nlAhC,
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.auT %. ...-' ...- ..'' 's's--

4 FNE DlsuNCrIpN,-A young mnn
whose uJtlre was c.ran and neat, and
whose lcueral nppcwuucc wn- ulhrr pte
possessing, stood Leo,e the bar of the
Jefferson Market Police Cout, yestcidr,
morning. BY bis -,ds stood II young
maI of about the sume age, with n cuud
bncl> face aud wooly hir, and who wa.
dressed with all the golgeou-ue-s Of II
"sWc.l."
"Wmt j. your mime, white man p
asked he Court.
"McFnuegan, SIR"
"Aud yours. my man aul brother o.
"Guvp, Wa.h'tuu Jouc, sub"
"Wmt i, the mnlter George Wash
ingiuu %
"5,h, I'm tell yo' de trur, .ah, was
agoin' up dc street, sub h-' night, when
| mot this man an kioe' al jo-tled oin
Inn, aah, uu' ho mruc' right round' .nb,
den | call nm olli "a mn had dat man NJ.
ro-ted, NO. dn'.all drtroof lon God, .ah.'
"ilow was it, McFnnigan p
"Shurc. your Orcr nm il was alI he
unygci' Gu't, ,or. ! va. coming down
thauy'uIr, qul'l as It l1m' -or' -nyin' ~.
thin to uohodly, when That 'wIpoen
came r1rui.l me, sor, with h,- cibir, az
Iupau' hit him upgn the spur uy the
mumiut"-
"No snh, he biz me on de nose, sah -
"Oo the .puro oy the moment'-
"On de so.e, eah."
"Ncycr mind fine distinctions" !" said
iii. Honor, "it co.t q man ten dollnr- in
thi. coau 50 lit n mao. whether it he on
the spur of the moment or on the no-e.
G4oJgc Washing, you are dischagcd." D"
". 7. H'oHd.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-08
BUSINESS NOTICE.

Al communications pertaining TO the Busi-
ness or Editorial management OF the JuVE>NL
should be addressed to G. W. CRAIG, " IR.N-
TX JouRNNL," Weayelvile. Cal.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-08

proaching. On the land side Moham
sned's armies covered the plains, and n
Acct ot three hundred vessels blockaded
the hagbor lie threw up mounds IT.
Nigh as the city walls. from which NJ
rows were shawcr,d continually upnn the
sieged. lie had with him piece OF ord
nance which the chronicles describe as
the most Terrible engine of war ever cor
,tructrd by man. Itlhe ho,irgrrs used
great diligence and energy, ihry could
tire it or once or twice ia twenty four
hours, and throw against the walls OF the
city bnll hard, black ,toue, weigh
mga hundred pounds. Brenchcs were
mndt in the wall hy this uwdl bomb /;
lut br the tma il was ready to ~ OH
Rgain, The hcsicgcis Ind closed up the
aperture. The cerri.on only consisted ot
three thousand Italians nnd NiN thousand
Greeks, but they kept Mohammed aud
his host lusy lor mpuy weeks. tn sal.
tnn was obliged tn mjse new levirS, uu.il
his army was said to consist Of four hun
dred Thousand men. While the TulGs
Gncd up the ditch to mnke an assault, the
enrri,on built new wall, and when the
brsipgel were beginning t. suffer tor
want OF food, five Christian ships forced
their way through The great Turbi>h fleet,
and brought IN abundant supplies. Mo-
hnmmea conveyed eighty gallcys over
hnd for the spncc of eighty miles, urd
this enaMed him at leugth 20 destroy the
feet of the Chri,tnns.
At three in the morning of the twenty
ninth Of May, 1853, the assault bcgnn
which ended la the capture of the place.
Twice the Turks were rcpulsed Com
g,antjne, the Christian Emperor defend 3
cd the city with tho most splcrd i con
smncy nnd vnlor After hours at smoght
ar, still he KEEP, his post, ,urround-d hy ~
few of the brnvcstot hi. noblc~. Al t.,
overUhr'mcd 10y numbers. and seeing hi-
best tlicl d. living dead around him, he
cried houd, What is thrro no Chri.
tinn loft alive to strike of my head p
As soon rs he had spoken these wold-,
a Turk, not knowing his lNk, eat him
ncruss hi, mcc with hi. ~,hrc, and nnp,h
or struck him ON the back of the bead u
fatal blow The Emperor fell dead in
the midst ot tho bodics oI ms nobility
Flr three duys was ma-sncre mud spoil
n;ion and C1n,urtnoplr, from hciug n
sent OF .cuumg aud rodurmeut, became
the possession, of the Turk who ha, only
two qualities of II dominant race coumgc
and p'idn
with The Muhammcdln Moors sotcd
ia Span, aud the N hanu,ehu Tuk-
IN Couslautinoplc, it wa. ,or many ycm-
Il drcHldl question which ehou lindN
prevail in Europo, the Ctc.ccnt or tm
Cross and before that question W"-
tnl.y .ctt,d, tens Of thousands of brus'
men an both .ide. prli-hod.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-08

l TELL yer I've ranged to fix them
blasted Ioiuns, il ,hcy try to raise my
hair - exclaimed Il Black Hills advcn
turer. leaning against a Chicago Depot
the other morning.
Flows that ?" asked companion.
"You'ye heam IF dynamite, hain't
ye ." continued the speaker.
"Ycs."
"Well, I've got come Of the burned
stuff -hnped inter AN Internal machine to
wear up here under my hnir, an Id Just
like ter see amy dummed redsIin Tempt
ter ii.t my scalp -
"Bot itit should go oil"
1T woaid blow the lgun ter"
81 mean what would become Of your
head ? put in the other.
"Biest 1t ever thunl.of that" replied
tho woaId be dynamite fend and then
he continued, thouglll.uly, II recon
won't Try to wear The duced thing, after
al.."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-08
T1I. S. L0WDEN,
a., y. Daa-g"EE S5EsYEECse.

0TEETE: :-Mill street. WoayeryilIe, Cd.
Civil l.nginnariug promptly attend I to-
: p.clal utt utjon paid ~ I hr "uycy OF Miner
ii and Asr.cl.tIIa! land locations. jan.
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JOHN lord, NJ D.,
E.E.YSyGEAX nal sVgGEON,
WEANEhNlLLE, cal.

RafFREy rs :-rroG /, T. Dana, Portland
M..;..Io.. ". .Nre,np, LonS island hadi-
cal College, BROOKLYN, NY. irot Z. +. br"cA-
cit, tiintt;Dn. \. y.
SE'EIe's; AIT tGcsi jence- Court Street
above Onion Hotel, " oarerNlio AM.
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CUR AGENTS

Wcaveryille, Sept mber 8, 1877,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-25
Flashes.

A new Ministry has been formed for
the Province OF Victoria, with Mr.. Berry
as Premier.
Shipments of specie 10 Europe yester-
day, $94o, 900, OF which $500, 900 was In
gold coin.
Colonel NJ. D. johnson, OF the firm Of
Clark, johnson u Co., well-known
Memphis cotton factor, died yesterday.
The United States steamer Yantic has
been declared unseaworthy, and has left
ner battery at Cape Town, South
Africa.
The New York Legislature, yesterday,
adjourned sine die, and the Senate was
convened in extra session for executive
business.
United States Treasurer Wyman has
rendered his resignation on account Of
ill-health, and accepted the position of
Assistant Treasurer. Gilhllian, Assis-
tant Treasurer, has been appointed to
succeed Wyman.
A young man, formerly Second Lieu
tenant oil the Eighth United States In
fantry and Acting Assistant Quarter.
master at Fort Worth, is under $4,000
bonds in ST. Louis for negotiating forged
drafts. His name is not given.
1t is announced from Liverpool that
Fairchild, United States Counsel there
is absent on leave, ana that Badeau,
Consul General at London, is going to
Liverpool to receive Ex-President
Grant. The Mayor OF Liverpool has
rendered his hospitalities to General
Grant,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-25

MILL FEED-Market quiet and easy, and
offerings anil demand light. We quote bran
SIS. shiDstuffs $l6al7, and middlings Sl9aM per
.ton, all III bulk on arrival In stTe dealers
require about 81 more per ton.
MOLASSES-New Orleans syrup ls in fair
request and firm at 45a55c for good to prime, ana
5Sa60c for choice per gallon. We quote refined
syrups 45aUc per gallon. according 70 quail
ity, and uuiet
OILS-The market is easy for linseed, and
we quote prime 72a73 per gallon, with moder-
ate demand. Refined petroleum Is steady and
quiet at l4al5c per gallon. Extra lad oil Is
quiet at SOaS2c per gallon.
POIATOES-lhe receipts OF new are more
liberal, and the demand ls moderate ut $ia5
per br, as to quality. OLD are dull with light
offerings, and quoted 81 2Oal A. per bu in store,
ami some choice varieties held higher.
|. POULTRY-Ihe demand is moderate for
chickens with liberal offerings, and market
steady at 81 50a3 o. for old, and 81 5Oa2 50 for
young per dozen, as to size and condition.
SALr-The demand Is moderate ana there
is a steady market for Ohio River and Kan
awha at 81 10 per brl Of $50 lbs, or iSc per bu.
Liverpool is dull a: t1aI 10 per sack, and TURKS
| Island held at 32aa3c per bu. '" --
SEED--Clover and timothy are merely NOM
| NAL. We quote 75aSOc for German mlllet, I0a
| 7Jc for Hungarian grass, and 6Oaf5c for COM
mon millet per bu. Flax seed in moderate de-
mand at 81 l5al S5 per Du. as to quality.
SUGAk-There Is firm market with fair
demand and prices unchanged. Wequote New
Orleans l0al 1c for raw and llkallzc for clarl-
| fed, per lb. Yellow rehned is quoted lla1l1Sc,
extra &c" II hall Ac, "a" white l2al2hc, gran =
| ulateG l27Sal3c, powdered anu crushed l3b
| 1870, ana cut loaf l35S 13xc per Id.
| TALLOW-Is IN moderate demand, with
| ample Off rings at SIC for city loose, and &c
for country rendered packed per lb.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-25
ReaI Estate Transfers.
The following real estate transfers were filed
up to noon to-day:

The following real estate transfers were fled
up to noon to-day:
sarah z. and Benz. P. Hinman to VIM. nj.
Ramsey, duitclaIm deed, all lots in Cottage
Hill subdivision 7. B., 4 to rs, except such as
have heretofore been conveyed by granGor To
other persons-$l and other considerations:
Carl Bueshausen and wife to Anthony nj.
Toma, warranty deed, Lot ., subdivision oil
Eliza A. Small, Section 81, Township 2, Frac-
tIonal Range 2, containing 4O-lO0 acres
$775.
Robert Moore and wife to VIM. c. Davis &
Co., warranty deed, lot on north side Of Friend
ship street, l49 feet east from the northeast
co,ner of Friendship and Lawrence streets,
169s by 65 feet-$4O0.
lily. SchiedmeIer to Susan DAILY, quitclaim
deed, lot on the east side of Lebanon Turnpike,
next south OF lot leased by executors OF N.
Longworth 10 Jas. Walsh, Is by $50 feet
$l,l5e.
The Mt. Pleasant Land and Building Associ-
alton to Margaret O'Mara, warranty deed,
Lots Isl AMI l52, Bepler Il Williams subdivIs-
Ion OF Mt Peter, Section II, Delhi Township
$685.
James A. F. Clark to A. Helman & Co.. i've
years lease Of house on northeast corner Of
Broadway and Sixth street, known as No, I'VE
Broadway--$1S0 per annum.
VIM. j. Downing and wife to Jonathan L.
Baldwin. warranty deed, undivided one-sixth
of lot 43 by 80 feCt, fronting on south side OF
Webster street, l40 feet east Of sycamore street
--$l70.
Henry B. Tielor and wife to Margaret J..
| Vaughan, warranty deed. east Is feet OF Lot
| g. and west % feet OF Lot 9, James l.. Wilson 8
| subdivision or Burns farm, at wyoming, 'front.'
| ing 100 feet on north side Of Worthlngton
street by $50 feet deep-$6, 50J.
Christian Ames ct al. to Albert Wolf, Sher
| irs deed, Lot 20, Geo. w. Jones' map OF subdi-
vision of Out-lot 48, fronting ON west side of
Pleasant street. between Fourteenth and Fiji
| teenth streets, 20 by " feet--$2,Oj0.
Maria G. Baker to Chas. W. Baker, warranty
deed, the undivided one-third of easehold es-
tate of lot Is Dy So feet, north side Of Fourth
street, same heretofore leased by the Trustees
OF the First Presbyterian Society, Of Cincin-
| natl to Ann Jane Unor ct al.-$5,0O
| Chas. W. Baker and wife to Maria e. Baker,
outclaim deed, same property-$5,UOO.
| sarah u Perry and husband TO Herman j.
| Bruins, warranty deed, leasehold of Lot 50,
johnson & Green's subdivision, being Is by
| 134H feet, fronting on west side OF Linn street,
between Court and CLARK streats-$37j0
Executors Of N. Longworth to W. Cornell,
Jr., auitciaim deed, lot IL by $50 feet in Lock-
| land, on east side OF Mill street, 2UO feet south
of Dunn street, dated April, lS65-$5O.
| Same to Jas. Cornell, warranty deed, Lot %
| in Howell and Longworth $ subIivisio /, LOCK :
land, 50 by $50 feet on east side Of Mill street,
| 100 feet south OF Dunn street-$45O.
| Jonathan Myers,pe administrator, to Robert
| NJ. Benham, decd, Lot z, in same subdivision,
Lock and, fronting on west side OF Mill street
| 50 by 15U feet-$12.0.