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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-09
Communicated
Fine Psctara Ina OIL.

There is on exhibition at Messrs. Josiah
RyIand L. Co.'s, No. S13 Main street, very
fine portrait OF DR.. Hunter Mcclure, by
Mr.. NJ. j. Powers, photographer, No. S04
west Main street, just above the Park.
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ACCrDENT.-The ambulance was called
from l.. Lottier's factory yesterday. Robert
Bates, youde man, had two OF his fingers
cut off by tobacco-machine. The Doctor
dressed his hand, which was all that could
be done.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-09

Sale Postponed sale Of The Man.
chester Iron-Works (Baird's foundry, ad-
vertised in the Dispatch to be sold yester-
day, was again postponed. Due notice will
be given Of the day OF sale.
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VIRGINIA pREsBYTERIAN SYNOD.
Second and Third Days Proceedings.

NARRATIVES READ FROM THE VARIOUS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES READ AND REFER
' RED-EvASGELISTICL LABORS-WIIAT THE
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN CHURCHES
HAVE DONE FOR THE COLORED PEOPLE
EDCCATIoSAL-DR BAIRD'S CASE, &C.
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THE PRESIDENTIAL VIsIT.-The Presi-
dents visit to Richmond is very well Illus
trated in Frank LeSlie'S Weekly, which has
lust come to hand. One newsdealer in the
city Yesterday sold nearly 300 copies OF it.
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MoFrETr-REG1sTER TAy.-The total re-
cei DTS from the Mofett-register tax In TINS
city for the past month amounts to S6, 4Vo.ez.
The deputy commissioners OF the revenue
have lust completed their rounds.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-09

A LIBERAL DONATION FROM THE PREsI-
pEST.-President Hayes has sent q check
for 800 to the ladies OF the Grace-Street
Presbyterian church to aid them in paying
off their church-debt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-09

F1RE EDrrAnrMENT.-The regular monthly
meeting OF the Committee on the FIRE De,
partment Captain John j. King chairman
will be held at 5 O'Clock this afternoon III
the Council chamber.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-09

TIE SApoNINE DENT1FRICE prepared BY MEADE
& BAKER will eradicate the incipient tartar on
teeth aud prevent decay. Fifty cents box.
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The MOZART LAST NIGHT.-To say that
the rain poured down in torrents last eve
ming is no eXaggeration, and notwithstand-
ing this fact there was very fair and
highly-intelligent audience present in Mo-
zart Hall at the rendition OF the seventy
eighth musicale. The programme was un-
usually attractive, and it is but fair to say
exceedingly we'll rendered. The orchestra
played the overture "Yelva," by Reissiger;
"Traumbidcr," by Lumbye; and the
" Cagliostro" waltZes, by Strauss. In the
second piece the instrument called the
either pronounced zitter) was introduced
with beautiful effect, and we suppose for
the first time by any orchestra in this city,
and played upon by Mr.. Leurson. Mr..
kessnich, with orchestra accompaniment,
rendered in his usual good taste and finish
the difficult violin solo "La Petit Tam
bour," by David, and Messrs. Bartkourski
and Reinhardt the duo from Favorita. This
latter piece was not only beautiful COM
position, but exceedingly well rendered.
Mrs. Julia a. Slayton, the sister Of Mrs.
General Bradley T. Johnson, sang the two
solos for nezzo Soprano" Ave Maria," by
Luzzi, and "Poyero Marinar," by Mililotti.
She possesses q voice of great richness and
power, and general regret was expressed
that she did not have the opportunity OF
singing before the usually large Mozart au-
dlences, but it is hoped she may be induced
in a short time to sing again under more
favorable conditions.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-09

NJ ELLYsoN & Co., advertising agents, insert ad-
vertisements in all of the newspapers Of the United
States at publishers rates Orders left at the Dfs.
patch countins-room Will receive prompt atten-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-09

SILyER.PLATED IcR-PITCHERs, Goblets and
Travs, Card-Receivers, Cake-Baskets, Butter-Dsh-
es, Tea Sets, at C. GENNET's, 917 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-09

THE CARBoLIc MoUTHWHsH is pleasant to tho
TASTE and excellent gargle for sorethroat Fifty
cents a bottle. slt ~
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done atshe
DISPATCH PRINTISG-HousE. Good work, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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County Ta1eS.-Colonel Woodbridge,
county treasurer, is on his annual rounds
collecting taxes. He will be for the re-
mainder OF this week at Ettricks, in Mato-
aca district. asgt
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TIE SToRsf.-A very severe easterly
wind and rain-storm prevailed all day yes
terday. At times the rain fell in torrents.
The temperature was very mild during the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-09

ELEGANT FRESH MALAGA GRAPES ut 3Oc. per
pound. fine JAMAICA ORANGES at soc. per dozen,
at CHRISTIAN & WHITES. t
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BLEEDING AND u CEnATED GUNS healed by
MEADE & BAKER'f CAnBoLIc NoUTH-WAsH.
Fifty cents . bottle. r..r #.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-09

DIscoLoRED TEETH rendered beautifully white
by the use Of MEADE & BAKERS SAPoSINE DEN
THRICE. Fifty cents box. ID
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Godey for December and dndre1rS'S
Rnzar received from Ellyson d fancey,
hooksellers, 1l12 Main street.
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PERsoHAL.-The Governor has refused to
pardon Littlepage. His speechlessness, IL
seems, is bogus. When placed under the
influence OF ether recently he talked Volu'
bly enough.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-09

Our best dentists use and recommend MEADE &
BAKERS CAI1oLIC MoUTu-WAsH Fly cents
hottIp
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-09

ASK YOUR DRUGGIST Fon MEADE BAKERS
CARBoLIc MOUTH WASH, for sore gums and de-
cayed teeth. Fifty cents n bottle. a'
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DEcAYED TEETH disinfected by MEADE & BA-
KER's CARDoLIc MoUTH-WAsH. Fifty cents
bottle.
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Auction SALES THIS DAY.

tbe st nj IununTu and last OF June the fdresTsr
the present vsar fnpe to be paid oy the purchGser:
On n saieS made betosen the 1st Of July and iGst
nj he near the taes hare to be paid by the setter
CTbis custom was adopted about nfteen yesrs ago
by ali the real estate agents In Richmond and ap-
uiies to Richmond and vteinityJ 'i
ROBERT B. LYME, AZ P. 81, valuable. real estate
In the city Of Manchester.
E. W. POWELL, 10 A. NJ, building lumber, &C.
JSO. r. LAUGHTON. JR., 10 A. n, furniture,
carpets, mirror, mixed paints, &C.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-09

SrLvEn-PLATEp COMMUNION SETS at c. GEN.
NETS, GIT Main street.
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BEAUTIFY YOUR TEETH by using MEADE e BA-
KER's elegant SAPoNINE DEsiTIFRIcE. FiHy
rputs a bOy.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

The OFFICIAL .VoTEs OF THE CITY AND
COUNTY ON THE 6TH.-The Board OF Election
Commissions met at the City Hall yesterday
and canvassed the vote OF Tuesday, and as
certained the result rs foIlnXa:
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STERLING SILvERwARE for wedding, birthday
and holiday.gtfs, at C. GENNHT's GIT Main street.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR T0-DAY.-For the Middle
Atlantic States. and the South Atlantic
States and the lower Lake region, cloudy
and rainy weather, warm southerly yeering
to colder northwest winds. falling followed
by rising barometer and clearing weather.
For the Gulf States, colder, clear, and
partly cloudy weather, northerlv winds and
rising barometer.
CautionarY signals continue at Whining
ton. Smithvilc. Cape Lookout, Cape HATTIE
ras. Kitty Hawk. Cape Henry, Norfolk, Bal
timorc. Cape May. Atlantic City, Barnegat,
Sandy Hook. New York. New London, New
Haven. Newport, Woods Hole, Boston,
and Thatcher'S Island.
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The Providence Journal says that another
SIGHT pleasant to star-gazers Will occur on
Friday evening the 9th instant, when the
conjunction of Jupiter and Venus will take
place. They will not come so near together,
nor will the telescope view be So maryel-
lously beautiful, as was the case with Sat-
Urn and Mars, but "to the naked eye the
vision will be one of the most exquisite ex-
hibitions that mortal eyes ever see painted
on the azure background OF the.sky."
1t was Edward Everett who said: "Edu-
cation is better safeguard OF liberty than
4 standing army. II we retrench the wages
Of the schoolmaster, we must raise those OF
the recruiting sergeant" Respectfully re-
ferred to the tinanciers OF councils.
Aspiring artist to pictuce-dealer, exhibit
ing What he considers one Of his little mas
terpieces: "What do you offer me ior that,
INV dear friend?" Dealer (resoluLely)
81 will give you three francs "ihIee zee
francs gave you double that for the
canvass" "Ah, but pardon. Then IL nao
nothing on t."-French paper.
The proposition to introduce ladies a. o.
railroad conductors is frowned upon, II
view of the tact that their trains are ai"ays
| behind.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-09

Miss Annie Waite is playing at the Strand
Theatre, London, and must be doing well If
a name carries Annie Waite with it.-Con.-
,nerc,aI Advertiser.
IThat sounds like one Of Mayor Keiley's
Dl1ns
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-09

The MILITARY AND THE SOUTH CAROLINA
FAIR.-It is very much desired that mill
tary company from Richmond shall attend
the South Carolina State Fair and contend
for the S400 prize offered for the best-driled
company. A company that will make a
good impression and stand fair chance of
winning the money will 60 il about S40O
can be raised to meet the expenses. The
men are willing to lose their time and spend
their labor in the fatigues OF drill IL en-
couraged to do so by the knowledge that no
further sacrifice will be required OF them.
Our merchants who desire to extend their
trade with South Carolina, and all others
who deem it desirable to cultivate more
friendly relations with the people Of the
gallant Palmetto State, should give help
ing hand in the effort to secure the sum ne
cessary to enable one Of our companies to
60. >,
upon our businessmen to-day Win tne
view Of securing contributions. What nc
asks is not for himself, nor for the regl'
ment. nor for 4 mere military excursion q
and pleasure party, but that Richmond may
he represented at the Columbia Fair; that
attention may be drawn to our city, and
that in the end the kindly relations estab.
lished with the South Carolinians may result
| in mutual advantage.
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PREMIUM on FINE CIGARS AWARDED W. D.
BLAIR & Co.-The premium OF $40 for the best
specuen of cigars, awarded at the last Fair was d.
vided between w. u. BLAIR e. CO., for hnc cigars,
and c. SalaInone for homemade cigars.
I
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got their winter suits from A. SAKS & CO.,
the leading Clothiers,
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS, TH4
Morgan, &C., Us. Cole. Appeal allo
n decree OF the Circuit Court OF

4nOTkal, oEC., Us. SUle. Appeal alIO 10
decree OF the Circuit Court OF yth
county (Wytheville CASEY. '-@
Johnson Us. the Commonwealth. Writ OF
error refused to Judgment Of the Circuit
Court OF the city OF Richmond.
Patteson, &C., Us. Horseley, &c. From
the Circuit Court Of Buckingham county.
Reversed. Judge Moncure delivered the
opinion OF the Court.
Govan's executor Us. ClaIke's. From
the Chaneery' Court OF the city Of Rich
mond. Affirmed, Judge Staples delivering
the opinion Of the Court. ...,....-,
Clarke's Us. Govan's executor. From
the Chancery Court Of the city OF Rich
mond. Reversed, Judge Staples delivering
the opinion Of the Court.
Cameron's executor Us. Goodies execu-
tors. Order to be reargued, and put upon
the privileged docket to be heard at the
January term Of the court.
Southern Mutual Insurance Company Us.
Trear. Petition for rehearing overruled.
Cromen, &C., rs. Cromen, &C.; from the
Circuit Court Of Rockingham. Reversed,
Judge Burks delivering the opinion Of the
court. a:rl-
Ragland Us. Broadnax, sc. Further ar
gued by William Green, Esq, for the ap-
pelant, and Colonel w. w. Gordon and
Judge Crump for the appellees, and con-
tinued till to-day.
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Messrs. Southwark and Taylor Qnde-
pendents) are therefore elected.
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TIE LEE MODELS AND THE CofFEDERATE
SOLDIERS. The following is from Coioncl
French:
elm regard to your expressed wish that
the doors of the model-room should be
thrown open to ex-Coniederate soldiers un-
able to pay the admission-fee, allow me to
saw that no decent person has been turned
away who ayowed inability to pay tho
same.
uThe door-keepers have instructions to
admit all such persons free-men and wo'
men-Confederate and Federal.
"To give an opportunity TO the poor Tue
exhibition will be continued through Mon
day from 9 A. Nj. to 10 P. NJ, and no charge
will he made for admission on the aVoWal
of inability to pay.
every respectfully,
"S. BAssErr FRENCH,
Secretary Lee Monument Association.
"November 8, 1871"
The Colonel misapprehends the PROPOSE
ton.
1t is for day to be set apart during
which all eX-COniederates sufficiently in
terested. without charge and without being
necessitated to plead poverty, can visit the
modcI-room and look upon the work OF the
artists. There are hundreds too poor to
INV TWENTY-FIVE cents who are yettoo proud
to beg their way, into the exhibition-room'
though it is to see the models OF the pro-
po.ed statue to their dearly.beloved COM
mander. :,
The Board OF Managers will doubtless
conclude to give the ex-Confeds day. IL
20. let the thing be gracefully done. Let it
be- be- saturday, or Monday, or Tuesday. 1t is
understood that the artists have no obiec'
tion-in fact, would rather like it. The cost
to the State will be insignificant, If any
thing,
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was mild and
rainy.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: s y. NJ, A.:
g A. NJ. 81 noon. Ga; 3 l.. NJ. 6J =.
NJ. GS; midnight, &C.
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Roll Of the Synod OF Virginia.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dlspatch.I
ALEXANDRIA, VA. November 7, 1877.
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Secretary Virginia State Agricultural Society.
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"HELEN's BABIES"
"Heen's Babies"
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ABINGDON PRESBYTERI

AfniSterS-S. ID. Stuart, W. V. Wilson,
|. y. Naf, J. u. Thomas, +. III. Barnett,
James c. Carson, j. ID. Sullivan.
tIdcrS.--J. ii. Darst, d. A. ST. Clair, II.
W. Richardson.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-11

Plat No. 4 Of KilGour's Subdivision of Mount
LOOkout.
Susan j Jameson tn WIN. II. Rogers, quit
claim deed, $3.50 80. Lots |, 2, and =, CalVins
and Perry u Gavin addition TO the town OF
Harr son.
Jacob Cox, Governor Of tho State Of Ohio, TO
Thomas Auten, deed dated May ~, S6i, SI65
northeast quarter OF section 20, Township 4,
Rangc2 2, Columbia Township.
Elsie j. Stewart TO Anderson Smedley, war
ranty deed, s3 900, Lots 3d. 10, l72, lI3, ia, NO
and l76, Lee, Wilson u BullJcK's Addition to
Carthage, each being 70 feet front by lao feet
deep.
j. II. Grovemann. per Sheriff, TO b. Clemens
Schultz. SheriGs deed, S2,02j, Lots 2ji Us, Zo9,
and south half of Lot 255, BarrsvIle, made ny
the heirs Of VIM. Barr, deceased, MlllcreeK
Township.
B. Clemens Schultz to Henry Broekerstette,
warranty deed, $3,BOJ, convey same premises.
Mary Boyd and husband, per Snerin, 20
Frank DIehl, SherIr's deed, 81 9Si, Lot 50,
Square A, Eden b. Readers Subdivision, be-
ing S3 4-l2 eet front on Vine street, and ex-
tending back to Mulberry street; also south
Alp Ieet of Lot 81, adjoining the above lot on
the north, in same subdivision.
Martin Bare to VIM. $. Scarborough and Il.
Cort. Williams, lease for one year, t6I4 10, Lots
Is and 10, Lane Seminary, in Section 8, Town
ship 3, fractional Range 2, each LOT being S3
6-i0 feet front on EAm street, by zOS 6-lO feet
deep.
W. K. Rust with J. W. Lindsay, agreement
for house and lot known as No. 5it, IN Subdi-
vision OF Underclf No. 2, in First Ward, for
81 ,S0O.
Heirs OF Samuel Stewart to Hamilton Buzatt,
quitclaim, deed $1,000, "a 53-l00 acres in Sec
tion 70, Township A, Entire Range 2, Symmes
Township.
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Banner" and "The Prayer of the
South" are familiar. He will undoubt-
edly be greeted with as large an audi
ence as ever attended lecture in this
city. Let every one go and hear him.
WEST CovINGTON, KY.
The Home Circle Dramatic Club were
the recipients of a perfect ovation last
night from their friends here and from
Ludlow, the large hall being crowded
to its utmost capacity. The entertain
ment consisted of Temptation, or The
Irish Emigrant," in which Mr.. and Mrs.
G. W. Mccoy as "Tom" and Polly Bob
ollnK," and VIM. Buchanan as "O'Bri-
an" carried of the laurels. Their
support was very good. After which
Mr.. d. Buchanan sung "The Rose OF
Tralee," and was encored so long and
loud as to compel the sweet singer to
comply with the request Of the young
sters and give sole Bob Ridley
which he did with will.
Mrs. Schmitz and Mrs. g. W.
McCoy's piano duet was well received.
The ''Home Circle" in general will, ere
long, prove itself to be first-class anna
teur dramatic organization, May sue
cess attend their efforts TO please.
HAMILTON.
were in The CITY yesterday.
Mr.. Dan. Shaffer OF the First Ward is
improving his residence on the corner Of
Second and Ross.
Abner Francis was yesterday ap-
pointed executor of the estate of John
B. Davis, deceased.
Petition for divorce was yesterday
filed by Henry Gephardt against Eliza
A. Gsphardt on the grounds OF deser-
ton.
Miss Ella Harrison, a handsome young
lady Of Coyiugton, KY, is visiting her
friend, Miss Dude Millikin, Second
street. ...
The United Presbyterian Church So
cial meets Thursday evening at the res
idence of Mrs. Walter Kumler, Second
Ward.
The ladies of the Episcopal Church
will give social on the evening of April
IT, az the residence of Mrs. Dr.. Huber,
Third Ward.
A compromise was yesterday effected
in the case of McNeeley vs.. Snider g.
sons, in which, on former trial a ver-
dict OF 81 $50 was rendered. The par
ties yesterday settled on $1,000.
Alonzo Ayres was yesterday arrested
by Officer Dink on the charge of wife
beating. He was taken before Justice
Garner, who held him in the sum OF 5000
| for his appearance tomorrow at
O'clock.
Ex-Mayor Maginnis was last night
made the recipient OF handsome gold
headed cane, on which is inscribed:
| presented 10 Mayor NJ. N. Maginnis
by Hamilton Police, April 8, 1871" The
presentation speech was made by Aaron
Wesco in behalf OF the police, and re-
piled to by MI. Maglnnis in neat little
speech. .r.
The funeral of Mrs. Annie j. Corbin,
| the young wife Uf DR.. Lee CorbIn, took
place yesterday from her late residence
| ON Third street. Mrs. Corbin had been
| a resident of the city something less
than one year, yet her sweet disposition
and gentle manner had won for her many
warm friends who sincerely mourn her
early death. Her remains were taken
| TO Osborn, Green County, for interment.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-11
Cincinnati Dry Goods Market.

AlNClNNATA, ApEb 4iS io''
There has been moderate trade in this line
the past week, with little il any increase in the
volume of business reported for the previous
weeks during the present season. The market
generally rules steady; dealers are expecting
an early improvement in prices:
BLEACHED MUsLINs-New York Mills 13c,
Lousdae eambrlc l5c, King Philips cambric
15c, JaDez Knight do 9hc, Wamsutta l3c.
Lonsdale 102c, Fruit OF the Loom lie, Hope
&C. Farwell lie.
BROWN sHBETINGs Eastern standards are
quoted Sk agc, estern standards saS1sc, and
seconds 7a7hc per yard.
TIoKINGs-Conestoga CA 12Xc, CT 13Kc,
Gold Medal l5hc, Extra Medal TIC, Queen Of
the West lac, l6c, lSc, 2Uc, .21ac, 25c, 2Sc and
Y0c.
JEANs-Newport iSc, tuba lSc, Pewee Valley
25c, Minneoa 35c, Guiding star 27Sc, Ameri-
can 45c, Laurel Hill 45c, Queen City SOC, Long
Branch 6Uc.
PRINTs-Are selling at exc for extra, Ga
&C for standards, and 51Sc for shirtngs per
ward.
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Bound Over.

Last Monday the residence of Joseph
Hunter, No. 264 Freeman street, was
entered by a thief named Joe Redman
alias Quinn, who secured gold watch
Detective Kushman yesterday came
across Redman, on Longworth street,
near Central avenue, in company with
another thief named John Blackburn.
The detective Immediately took Redman
in tow, when Blackburn struck the Off
Ger in the back With bowlder, and then
escaped. Eu- =.
Kushman was stunned for short
time, but he managed to hang on to his
man, and alter a time land him in the
Central Police Station.
The charge of grand larceny was pre-
ferred against R1dman, and In the Po-
lice Court this morning the testimony
was sufficiently patent TO have the man
bound over to the Grand Jury. His bond
was fixed at $500.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-11
Real Estate Transfers.

The following real estate transfers were filed
up to noon to-day:
Frederick Weber and wife to Mary ]. vii.
son, warranty deed. $4,000, 27H feet on east
side Of Brookside avenue by lis feet Deep ly.
ing 1917 feet north of Chase street, in Section
25, Township 8, Fractional Range2.
George Moessinger and wife TO Michael
Cooper, warranty deed, s400, Lots /, 2, IS, Ii
and Is, Moessinger & Hoffman's Subdivision,
in Section 15, Townships, Fractional Range 2.
Joseph Longworth to Christian f. Lune.
brink, lease for ~ years, at an annunl rent oi
$46S, lot on the northeast corner Of Freeman
and Clark Streets being 70 feet front on Free
man street by 95 feet deep.
Executors of VIM. Stephenson to Stephen
Coles, warranty deed, s., 800 81, Lot l13 in JOIN
Bates Subdivision Of Lots near the Brighton
House.
Andrew Hickenlooper ami wife to Reuben
W. Cousins, warranty deed, 81, 100, rs feet by
100 feet, lying It's feet west of tract conveyed
by Henry NJ. Bates and wife TO said Hicken-
looper. Book 1872 page 1856.
solomon Gu ss and wife to Daniel D. Lad
lay. ouitclalm deed. 81, i2J 80. Lots "a aud 25