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Arizona citizen., 1877-11-23
Administrators Sale of Mining
 Property,

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT 1N in pursuance of an order of the Pro- bate Court of the County of Pinal, Terri tory of Arizona, made on the l2th day of November, A. D. 1877, in the matter Ofthe estate of Francis r. Clymer, deceased, the undersigned the administrator Of said es- tate will sell at Public Auction tO the highest bidder for cash, lawful money of the United States, and subject to cOnfir- nation by the Probate Court, on Saturday the 8th day Of December. A. D 1871, at 10 o'clock n. m., at the Champion Mine, MaricOpa County, Arizona, all the right title, interest and estate Of the said Fran cis F. Clymer, deceased, at the tune Of his death, and all the right. title and in- tereSt that the said estate mas by operation Of jaw or otherwise acquired other than or in addition to that Of the said inteStata at the time of his death, in and to that certain mining property situated in Globe Mining District, MaricOpa County, Ari- ZOna Territory, and known as the Cham piOn Mine; being an undivided One e-fourth interest in said mine, and an undivided One half interest in certain other min- ing claim known as the First Extension (SOuth) Of the Miami Mine, situated in the same mining district, Pinal County, Ari- ZOna Territory.
 Florence. Nov. I6. lS77.
 JOHN A. OSGOOD, Administrator of the estate Of Francis ?. Clymer. decd.
 Nov. l6. 6-Sw
Arizona citizen., 1877-11-23

A SCIENTIST asks, Can fish cry Yes: but we don't give bread with ono fish bawl.
Arizona citizen., 1877-11-23

DLANKS FOR LOCATION OF MINES ID for sale at five cents each at CITIZEN office. and much less when quantity puT=
 hRsed.
Arizona citizen., 1877-11-23

IF you lie about man, you always think less of yourself.
Arizona citizen., 1877-11-23

SsIp pegclal orders will be attended to l,v The ness .,d1 CISCO Branch House with prompt addrss1ders oIders and commissions should he
 JAMES M. BARNEY.
Arizona citizen., 1877-11-23

B. W. CoNNELLY arrived in town yester- day with 7,6S0 pounds of silver ore from his mine in Pioneer District. Mir. Calisher will forward the ore tomorrow to Mir. Ja- cobs, 23S Montgomery street, San Francis co. Mir. Connolly estimated the average He had one piece Of 300 pounds and three or four boxes Of ore that will assay 5000 per ton. We have not space this week to mention all that MT. Connolly has told us about the mines in his section, but will give them full swing next week.
Arizona citizen., 1877-11-23

DIAMONDS are costly jewelry, especial ly when you go to those gilded JeweIry Stores, the proprietors Of which, with a winning smile, charge you for mere spark Sl5O to S2OO. Uncle Harris has at length broken up the monopoly; they dare not charge what they please, and must be satisfied with fifty per cent. profit, for Un- cle Harris has for sale some very nice dia- monds, such as Cluster Diamond Ring, Q6 stOnes) center stone Emerald, cost s2OO price SIP. A fine Sapphire Ring and Pin, both matches, with If diamonds in Pin and If diamonds in Ring, cluster around. originally cost S27O-price for both S9O-a great bargain; also three single stone Dia- mond Rings-price s2O, $40 and S6O-worth three times more. Come yourself or send your order to TOP and 7Oi Kearny street, be- tween Clay and Merchant, four doors from the City Hall. San Francisco.
Arizona citizen., 1877-11-23

Jos COLLINGWoOD, S. SIIvERBERG, A. HAMERsLAG. Office POT Battery St.
 Florence, A. T. san Francisco. Cal.
Arizona citizen., 1877-11-23

Ahd Exchanges Gold Dust, Gold and Silver Bullion, United States Treasury Drafts, Legal Tenders, Soldiers Warrants and Vouchers and
 Good Commercial Bills.
Arizona citizen., 1877-11-23
Jobbers and Dealers
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,

HAVING RECEIVED
Arizona citizen., 1877-11-23

FORWARDS FREIG HIT AND MER-
 CHAN DISE
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BoRNke CATHOLIC APRIL 90 ls7

form of that lady in the CHAIR once occupied by
ner s~eet little aunt; bot o kind glance fron
ner uncle reas-uFed her, and although Miss
barbara did 6 great deal to make every one
40 mfortable by lecturinR Harry and scoidipg
me serVanfs, the evening passed pleasantly
For, inspired either by Msude's vivacify, or ny
kindIy desire TO make her feel O homo. Mr.
NeViile for the frat time since his aunt's ar
rival came out of bis sbell, and laughed and
talked TO Maude aod his daughter one on each
sids jnst like old times As for Harry. be be
came 80 enRrossed in the con yersation tba at his
annts Structures wore -suff~red to pass nm.
needed, which SO offended that lady that after
tea she retired in high dadgeon TO her own
room. Toe rest of the little party To ms left io
unrestrsined erj,ymept of each Others society,
passed delightful evening. They adjourned
TO the drawiug-room, where Maude played
With such exquisite taste and skill that her
nncle, instead Of intrenching himself 10 his
books, stood at the piano half the evening
Fanny looked on and listened from her corner
beside Loooo radiant with dellghs, while |
II AIRY sat revealing to his heart. content in the
he'd 1amahauk The very douestics caught the |
'ontakion. aud peals Of laughter issued that |
blight from The servants' han snch as bad not |
been beard sipcs the Angel of Death ad no.
1ered over the Glebe House. and borne away
ne light of the house in his brace.
(To be continusd.)
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A Word of Warning to counserfss.srs

The wide spread fame of Hnstetter's Stomach
bt'ters causes necessity on part nd from
tune 10 Time whom 1T may Of he Tact til at
initiating said article is punishable offence, and
now give TINS wo o: caution that will Inost as
SURELY have all those in re SLING onr
eeooi hand bottles sei'g by the allon ba rel or
spurious article pu'porSnR to be preparation pun
Tened 10 the tuii extent OF the law never tai to
convict the and st Louis &c mt E.oords
70 ~ sttro Penalty for counter'e,tine dealug In
c"unteriets trade mark goods, forth In q law
recently passed by Congress" Fine not exceeding
S'Mo 'r imprisonment not than two years or
tn such hDo sud Imprisonment"
p noT"E no nKALERs AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
atsoays IN bottles with nDes engraved IT, q iuI-, mai
keVrnne tepeoial proprietary Stamp verb the cors
81 each BOTTLE fastened both sides of the ueck OF
same: AN bitt~rs purporing to be Hostetel without
Pittsburg March g. 1877.
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Young Catholics illustrated Readers,
THE CATHOLIC PUBLICATION soc,r,x
Has just published
NewsSerieS4of Readers
The following books are now r..sv,

'oung catholio's illustrated Prime,
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FoUND-MoNEy.-By having your frst-olass
dental work done by Dr. L. A Thar bsr corner Common
and Derbienv streets a
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CATHOLIC PUBLICATIONS.

" They the best We have examined ga = =
NOT expect IN for o long time nnv to h. 20 @
% them. DIR RyoSenso1. - "o P'ososssd
The daily gazette., 1877-02-20
JOHN l.. MALONE,
PLAIN & ORNAMENTAL
MARBLE WORKS

DELAWARE AVENUE & MADISON
SITS, WILMINGTON, DEL.
Constantly on nand an assortment or the
best marble of the different kinds which he
is prepared to work up into Monuments,
Head and Foot Stones, Steps, Mantels and
House Work in general. Having long ex-
perience in the business he f1atters himself
that he can give entire satisfaction 10 all
who may favor him with their patronage.
THE public are invited to call and inspect
ais work and learn his prices. novT-76-1y
The daily gazette., 1877-02-20
Earthenware ManufactorV
COR. OF ORANGE & WATER sTs.,
WILMINGTON, DEL.

WILMINGTON, DEL.
Ikaen constantly on hand q full assort-
,,ant r. CRCCKERY WARE, made in
the best manner, and sold at prices to suit
the times. Also Yard Vases, Hanging va,
ses, Gardeners and Green House Pots. Al
articles In my line made 10 or9eT ~ 81 snort
notice. GEof'NE
nov6-6m
The daily gazette., 1877-02-20

@ ,D Belts, PRESIDENT.
SEo' D. ARMSTRONG, CASHIER.
$500. 900.
The daily gazette., 1877-02-20
. Lucrative Business.

I0SI SIob1VC OuSlH6SS.
1--WE WANT 500 MORE FIRST
EwINd MACHINE AGENTS, AND
EN OF ENERGY AND ABILITY TO
THE BUSINESS OF SELLING
f MACHINES. COMPENSATION
RL, But VARYING ACCORDING
llrY, CHARACTER AND oUALI-
Ss OF THE AGENT. For PAR
RS, ADDRESS
Sewing Machine COMPANY,
CHICAGO,
~ broadway, New York, or New
orleans, Louisiana.
The daily gazette., 1877-02-20

NATIONAL BANK
OF WILMINGTON.
ioHf OF THE PUBLIC MONEYS
AND
elAL AGENTS OF THE ryNr
TED STATES, oNA-
The daily gazette., 1877-02-20

/ "a sa rennia anu New York Exchange fur
''suiar Depositors without charge.
The daily gazette., 1877-02-20

M N days, Mondays and Thursdavs.
DIRECTORS.
Pusey' y'inyth' George w. Bush.
h, Mcco,. Eli Garrett.
lames. pam,l Wiii Bancroft, Jr.,
Nurd Belts. mar2s
The daily gazette., 1877-02-20

tXD0 per day at home. Samples
tto6n tpt1V WORTH 50 free. SrINsoE 4
-. 1iaIne. feb20-2tawIm.
The daily gazette., 1877-02-20
0"STLE COUNTY:
MUTUAL -
france y sal Company,
yTn y, w. MARKET STREET,
|Es nhs i% Against FIRE
rs AND ALI.

AND AL, AL OTHER BUILD
.riods n =, Their CONTENTS,
70 a term er 'ime = ~ varying from three
IT,, MANAGERS
RradfordI' William Candy.
Y. Maris, Ieo. o. Richardson,
n T. BsIiUHFrst, James Riddie I iehyth'
! Richsur,disn, A. p. Sbannnn,
N. N. q leo eeorge H. Bates,
h SNirTTA4 Ii TTAsIoNS,ALL, soS,A., President.
60 . feb10
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n.ra Fine Mixed Cards, with
Eaussna e ~ Gus, postpaid. L. JONES
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Fla shes.

Robert Rollins barn, at Rushville, In
diana, burned.
The United Kingdom Rifle Team sail
for the United States August 16.
The Park Hotel at Detroit was burned
Saturday morning. Loss, $1,000.
On account of rain, the races at Sara
toga were postponed until to-day.
Coal has advanced 80 cents per ton in
New York in consequence OF the strike.
The depot aud telegraph Office at Jack.
son, Ohio, were destroyed by fire Salur-
day.
Reuben White, OF Washington G. H.,
was killed by moving machine, Satur-
day.
Hon. Stanley Matthews has arrived at
Cleveland, and is quartered at the Ken
nard House.
The war in Japan continues, but the
public is not given much Information
about Its progress.
The Cosmopolitan Hotel at San Fran
cisco, with all its contents, was burned
saturday. Loss, $4,000.
General Howard has issued general
order cOngfatuiating the troops On the
result OF their recent campaign.
Twenty car loads of cattle from Chi
cago were received at the WatertoWn
Stock-yards at Boston, Saturday.
Norman Lindsey (colored) was hung
| at Helena, Arkansas, Saturday, for the
| murder Of Rev. Charles Hightower, in
1878.
A man named Fred. Teller, while
| asleep, walked out of a second-story
window Friday night at Fort Wayne, re.
, ceiylng fatal injuries.
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road Company. In this case, mentioned
before, the motion for a temporary in
junction and for an order to have the
track removed was overruled, but the
defendant was required to enter into
bond in the sum Of 50, 900 to idemnify the
plaintiff for any damages that may be
awarded it on future trial of the case.
UNITED STATES.
The Victor Sewing Machine Company
brought suit against A. j. Powell, their
agent at Newark, Ohio, and his bonds
man, James Wirts, to recover $500,
which, it Is claimed, he retains of the
Company's money.
Suit was also brought by the First
National Bank Of Batavia, Ohio, against
f. l.. Netterhouse, s. N. Yeoman, NJ.
Willard, the Fayette County Bank, and
First National Bank Of Washington q.
H., to recover Sl,325 81, due on promis-
sorry note given by the defendants, Net
terhouse and others.
POLICE.
Drunkenness-Henr Mecklenberg,
Chas. OConDer, $40 and costs;. o. W.
Rose, costs; Kate Backus, 80 days and
$50; Jas. A. Scott, So and costs.
Disorderiy Conduct-Stephen Wright,
j. p. Garland, Frank Werner, Chris.
Cook, John Moran, Mary Boles, Mary
Daily, Mary Griffin, Joanna Mcnamara,
Samuel Mcnamara, EiWard Gamer
on, Michael Mcknight, George Rider
| VIM. Leman, Bernardina Haberer, VIM
Bell, Chas. Matthews and VIM. McCor
mick, dismissed; John Bradley, Lizzie
Monahan, Mary Brown, George Duffy
Mary Garland. Geo. Z. F!nntgan anC
| Frank Carney, S. and costs; v u. PEN
nekamp, Sl5 and costs; john King anC
James A. Scott, $3 and costs; Annie
LoitLs, 80 days; Floyd Washin ston and
Frank Aug, $40 and costs; Isnatz Vo.z
$25 and costs; l.. SNaggart, SIS anC
costs; Molie VoIz, $40 ana costs.
| Assault and Battery-Wm. McCor
mick, S25 and COSTS Frank Kemper, S.
aud costs; Fred. X. Berry, continued u
| August 3; Chas. SehenkWin, continue.
to August 7; Henry Koenig, came; j onl
| Murray, 80 and costs; Chas. Ooonner
dismiss sed.
Pelit Larceny-John Docking, contiu
ued to August 2; William CIrato, same
James Conners, 80 days.
Miscellaneous--Joh Ohm Hecht, grand lar
ceny, bound over; Pat. &. Dunn, expos
ing person, IS and costs; George Duffy
violence on officer, dismissed; JosepI
Abel, murder in second degree, cOntiu
ued to August 4; Frank Aug, concealed
weapons, dismissed; u. q. Finnlgan
threatening violence, dlsmissed; Geo
smith, lolteriug, dismissed; lgua,1
VoIz, violence ON otticer, aismlss sed
Martin Henry, street begging, % day
and $50; Chas. Meyers, JVnl Logan, riot
continued TO August l.
| Vagrancy-Margaret Shafer, dis
missed; VIM. DAVIS, James KeIley, con
tlnueu 10 3Ist.
Abusing Family-Keown Keys, 8
days; Henry Gouaer, Continued u
August A, z. W. Schneider and Michae
Conners, continued to August 3.
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Prosecuting Attorney Campbell has
been under the DOCTORS care since Sat
urday. Nothing serious.
MIR. j. &. Webb has been appointed
agent OF the Cincinnati Southern Rail-
road at MlddletOwn, Ky.
MIR. q. Ii. Paddock has taken the Da-
Wis property on Third street, ami will
remove his family in few days.
Mr.. e. Shott, the jeweler, of 454 West
Fifth street, lett Tor New York, las t
night, where he proposes to purchase
another large bill OF g od-.
Mr.. Michael Eckert, the well-known
tanner, died saturday morning at hi
residence, No. SS Bank street, Of lypno d
pneumonia, atLer an illness Of six dai s..
he was sixty-Iwo years old, and wes
born in Scheidt, Rheinpt,iz, Bavaria.
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quiet at lSa13Ac. Tobacco steady and Ha-
changed. 81
PHILADELPHIA July 3o-Flour dufet: su-
perfne, 50; extras. 81: Minnesota family, 81 IS
as IS; PennSylHautR do, S6a9; high grades, S9t |
TO- Wheat: old nominal; new steady ut 81 65a |
ITO. Rye steady at T0as0e. Oats quiet: white /
Western. 4Oa4Sc; mixed. 3Sa4lc. Provisions (
lrm and unchanged. Butter irnl: creamery
extra, 24a25c. Cheese nominal. Eggs dull:
w estern, l5al6c Petroleum dun: crude, l0G;
refined, l36c WHISKY firmly held at 81 ~.
BALTIMORE. July S0.-Floar is uuiet, firm
and unchanged Wheat dull and lower: No.
Western winter red, August delivery, 81 4Ok;
september, 81 3Sx. Corn duh and lower:
Western mixed. spot and July, Csc; August
| and september, 1hc: steamer, 59c. Oats qui-
| ct and unchanged. Rye nomlnally unchanged.
Hay dull and unchanged. Provisions active,
strong and higher; Pork, sl5al6 Is. Bulk
/ meats loose shoulders exc; clear rib. sides,
| SIC; packed, 6HaSze. Bacon: shoulders. T&c;
claar rib sides, 9kc Hams, l2al8c. Lard: re-
fined, lOKc. Butter unchanged: Petroleum
nominal: crude Thc refined, l9hc: Coffee
quiet, steady anu unchanged. Whisky held
| firmly at 81 ~
NEW YORK, July 8O.-Flour firm and in mod
crate demand: Ho. 2. SSa4 IS; supernne West
ern aud State, 50 5Ua5 70; common to good ex-
ira IS 75a6 %; good TO choice, So S0a6 %; WHITE
wheat extra, Sc 55aB IS; do fancy. 80 Soas V5s
extra Ohio, S6aS 70; st. Louis, S6alO %; Mlnne-
sofa patent, 81 25aiO rs. Rye flour steady o.,
81 T5a5 25. Curn-m meal higher: Western. 81 III
az 50. Wheat remains unchanged. Rye steady:
estern, 7ja7Sc. Barley nominal. Malt quiet
and unchanged. Corn: damaged Western
mixed, 6Oa6lc: ungraded do, 5Sa65c; steam
mixed, 64Ic: low mixed. e6e: old Western
mixed store, 64hc; yellow Western, 664e;
white Western, SIC Oats: mixed Western
State SOa59c; white Western do, 4oa6sc- hay
unchanged. Hops dull and unchanged. Cot
fee quiet and unchanged. sugar dul! and
nominal Molasses quiet. Rice unchanged.
| Petroleum dull and nominally unchanged.
Tauow quiet and steady At sHc. Strained
resin quiet at 81 6Qal 81. spirits turpentine
firm at 32ka32hc. Eggs unsettled; Western,
} 22a24c. Leather quiet: Hemlock sole; buenos
Ayres, Rio Grande light, middle and heavy,
/ 29a25c; California do, 22aa4c; common. 2lHa
24c. Wool quiet ana unchanged. Pork dull
3 aud heavy: New meas, $l4 S0al4 35; August,
long clear mlddles quiet and firm. Lard hrmer:
, prime steam y.50a9.55c; August. 94Oa9.4sBc.
i. Butter firm estern, lOa22c. Cheese unset
tied at 5at0 &C. Whisky firm at 81 l5al IL.
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MAEKETs BY TELEGRAPH,

MoBtLR, July 80 lotion weak: mldd,ing
lO%c.
WuMINaroN. July 3l,-spIrits turpentino
que at SOc.
CLEVELAND. July 80. = Petroleum quiet {:
standard white, no test. i&4c
CHARLESTON $ c.. July 3l.-Coston stead
ier: Midulmg n4c. low ullaluug lg2sc, o1l
ordInarY l1c.
oswrGo, July 3o-wheat: Extra white
Michigan declined: No. 2 milwaukee club.
81 90 Corn uulI: No. toIeto, SOC.
BOSTON, July 30 Flour quiet and steady.
Corn scarce and firm. oats firm and un-
changed. Hay quiet: Prices range $15a20.
MEMrHGs, July 80 Flour firm: choice fam
ilv. S9aS 50. Corn hrm at Us 6Se IN store. Oats
weak at j0ajIc in store Pork quiet at SIS 00
Lard quiet: tierce, Zoe; keg, lic Bacon drm
aE 64us4as%c. Baggtng Is nommally un-
changed.
NASHVILLE. July 30 Flour: Fancy 50 SO
choiee family 81 %, extra flniiy IS 50, family
IS 20, suuerhne SC 70. Corn: Loose t6o sacked
55aj6c. Wheat: White 81 4eal ~, red 81 9Dal So
Cotton: ordinary &c, good ordinary sc. good
middllng 1870. Whisky: Robertson County
81 t0a3 W, Lincoln County 81 75a3 w, BOURBON
81 7ja5 10, hlKnwnes 81 "a.
MILWAUKEE, July S0--Flcur dull and un-
changed. Wheat unsettled: Openet Nc low-
81, and closed Hrm: No. ? Milwaukee, 81 34k !;
August. 81 lS4; September, 81 II; No. 3 Mil
=
Oats " eaXer: No. 9, AAc. Rye ouiet ana
weak: No. l, 65c. Barley nominally un-
changed: No, sprng, zoe; September. 70a79c
No. apring, 4|c. Lake freightS: Wheat to
Buffalo, 31se.
P1TTsBuRG. Julv 30.-W heat nomin al: white
and amber OHIO and iudiana, IN elevator, 81 SS
az 90; choice red winJer, 81 35al ~; mixed, in
OTIS, 81 65al 70. Corn: yellow shelled, in ele-
vator, 5Ss6oc; high mixed, 55a5sc; low do, jia
SEC; ear, prime yellow on track, 10a62e; mixed,
[TubAO nof if, fai
44a46c; light, 42a49c; mixed, 4la4ac. Rye
wanted. and nominal at 7Ua75c.
LOUISVILLE. july S0,-Flour dull and I'M
changed. Wheat frmer but not uuotably high
er. Corn dull: white 55c, mixed SIC. Rye
dull anu nominal at Toe. Oats dull: white 85c.
mixed 83c. Pork steady aud unchanged. Bulk
meats firm at 5ka71saTkc. Bacon frmer at
Gas. l0as.5Oc. sugar-cured hams steady and
hrm at l0%a1 80. Lard steady ana un-
changed. Whisky quiet at 81 o. Bagging
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CINCINNATI DIiLY sIAisKEr.
CINCINNATI, July 3O-q p. N

CINUlSaAPt. July 3U-S L. VI,
FLOUR-Market easy to-day and moder-
aGe demand. Family sold al 10 25a6 So kAlrA
Is quoted So e5a6 10, superine s5aj y, aud low
grades 50 2jqt per brl. Rvc ur held at IA
40 per brl. Spring wneat selling Eu-uay at
81 7JaS per brl.
ATS-Market steady and quiet. New are
quoted 33a35c Tor mixed, and 70 LtSc for Wnl to
pel bu, with only moderate local ucmand.
d BARLEl-Market dull and quotations nom
inal.
RYE-Moderate demand and market steady,
No = Is quoted &c for old and Sc for new New
sample IL quoted 60aR5C for fair to choice
CORS--ls in moderate demand aud mGrke {
steady. Mixed ear is quoted 4Ta4Sc per bu on
track. Sheled 10 neld at 4Sa49a per bu, the lat
ter III elevator.
WHEAT-Market steady anu quiet. Whi0e
is quoted 81 25al 35 for good to prime, and neld
2a3- more for choice. Ambef Is WORTH about
tI,a same as white. Red is quoted IL l5al 10, as
to quality.
at $14 per brl for city packed.
LARD-ls IN moderate demand and stead y
for current make at SXaSXc per To. Prime
steam dull at &c per ID. City kettle jobbing
at 10NalJkc per 10.
BULK MEATS Market steady and quiet
Shoulders quoted 6kajA , ciear rIb sides a c,
and clear sides TIC per lU, al loose.
BACON-Market steady, bat very lIt-le de-
mand. Shoulders 6af3{c, clear RIB sides esS 4 c,
and clear sides ~ aSta per Id. sugar. cured
hams quoted lOaII1ac per lb, canyased and
packed. ....
COTrON-Market quiet and steady at pre-
vious prices. Stock 5,456 bales. The on tial
quotations are as follows: Ordinary l0Jzc,
good ordinary l0Ic, low middhng I;Ac, miu-
ding l1kc, gooa middllng IKE, mIddlIng fan
l2kc, and fair l5kc per lb.
WHISKY-Market steady and demand mod
crate at 81 0s per gallon.
BEANS-The market is quiet and nominally y
unchanged. We quot @ navys 50 T5a2 S5, prime
to choice whi or mediums 81 25a2 50, and fair
to good 81 61a1 IS per bu.
BROOM CORN-Market firm though quiet.
Common red brush ID quoted Sa4c, green stalk
braid 4ha6hc. good to prime hurl 5J1 acc, and
choice do 6ka7c per Id.
BUTTER-Ihere is q fair local demand for
the finer qualities, the receipts Of which are
only moderate. Lower grades are plenty and
duh. We quote dairy l0aiSo for Western Re-
serve. and Aal5c for Central OHIO, per lib.
Creamery Il quoted 2saaSe per lb. Inferior
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A large and enthusiastic crowd was
present, as we'll as the best shots Of this
and adjoining counties.
Owing to a heavy rain falling at about
4 O'Clock the crowd was dispersed for
shelter, ending the contest for the day.
Taking all in all good time was ex-
perienced ull around, and the same par
ties will have repetition of the sport
in about two weeks.
j. t. Hornaday, Scorer.
DR.. BurtenshaW, Referee.
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The following deaths nave been placed
on record since our last report:

The following deaths nave been placed
On record since our last report:
James Keeley, At years, Ireland.
Mary Holmes. II years, Ireland.
Elizabeth IaiaIerro, ST years, Ohio.
Estella B. Blakeslee, months, city.
Bernard Krup,a24 Years, city.
Webster Dunlap, 8 months, city.
Mary Reichiein, 8 Years, city.
TnUmas O'Brian, 3 weeks, oty,
Christina Wallratn, 5 IN ,uths. city.
Edward Brultmeyei, ~ months, civ.
A Irsd Il. Davidson, o months, city.
Wm. Ii. Biere, 8 no lths, city.
Joseph Oliver, l wear, city.
Lillian Carringtgn, months, Illinois,
Lorenzo Bucke, is years, Germany.
Frank Phillip, ~ years Wales.
James UDouneIl, 23 Years, cltv
Richard " mmes, II years, Missouri.
John A; &c; 'iegl',a, l6 years, city.
James NJ. Ran, month, CITY.
Ellen &c. Dlxoh, months CITY.
Ida Il. wis, months, CITY.
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FINANCIAL.

CINUlNNArI, July 30-i:3o P. N.
Gold is buying to- lay Mt lO5k and selling
at O51s. Golu checks On New York drawn at
1861
Eastern exchange is quiet and weak at 10
dis. buying aGd par s"lh, g.
sterling Qui and sGea y. We quote it "a 80
for sight anu "a ST at 81 days per III gold.
Government bonds are sCeady at about pre-
yiOus rates:
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OF this place On last Saturday for a
handsome purse and the championship
Of the County, which resulted in the fol-
lowing score, balls being used:
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Shooting Match.

Special to the Star.
= NEW TRENTON, IND, July 3d. A
pigeon and Bogardus glass-ball shoot
,ins match came OF tMo milse northwest
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The Courts.
COMMON PLEAS.

The Cincinnati b New Richmond
Turnpike Company against the Oinoin-
natl q Portsmouth Marrow Gauge Rail-