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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-13
WONDERFUL SUCCESS $4,000 or THE
CENTENNIAL EXP0SlS1aM

WANTED. .B Mfn to s.s3sjol 5a3s and s ,stas stab,
town for our new and perfectly fre-proof
Glass Chimneys and Lamp. Business perma-
nent; sells easy; no peddling. FlRESIDE
MFG Co, Pittsburg Pa.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-18
The Notorious Jennie.

Off ;els Tim. Gleason and Meyer ar
rested two women this morning charged
with stealing a watch from Nj. +. Theo
bold, of Washington C. Ii.
The gentleman claims that the watch
was taken from him while ne was on q
street car. Jennie Painter, in whose
possession the watch was found, Is the
same woman who took SO prominent a
part in the circumstances connected
with the murder OF the soldier from
the Soldiers Home, by the man Adams,
who was executed for the crime some
two months ago.
1t appears, however, that the gentle
man was in her society last night, and
probably must suf.r the experience OF
''old dog Tray"
The prosecuting witness was COM
PEELED To leave the city this morning,
and the case was continued TO next
Friday and her bail fixed at $500.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-18
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

WILMINGTON, Aug. lS.-Spirlts turpentine
quiet at YOc.
CLEVELAND. Aug 1S - Petroleum quiet
standard white, ilO Test, i2hc.
CHARLESTON. ). c.. Aug. lS.--Cotton stead
ier: Middlng llxc, low mlddIug l23tc, soou
ordinary 12c.
BOSTON. Aug. 1s-Flour quiet and steady
Corn scarce and firm. Oats nrm and Ii u
changed. Hay quiet: Prices range $l5a20.
MEMPHIS, Aug. IS Flour irm: choice fam
lily. $9a9 81. Corn firm at65a6sc In store. Oats
weak at 50a57c in store Pork quiet at SIS 10.
Lard quiet: tierce, lOc: keg, lie Bacon 1rm
at 6AasAaeHc. Bagsing is nomlnally un-
changed.
BOSTON, Aug. Is-Flour dull and in burers,
favor; new arriving from all poiats: new
Michigan, 81 rs: State, Ohio and Indiana, 81 so
as so: st. Louis and Illinois, $Sa9. Corn quiet
and unchanged. Oats dull: No. / extra white,
60a65c
OswEGo, Aug. 1S,-Wheat steady: old extra
white Michigan, 81 A;whte Canada. Il 75al 81;
No. milwaukee club, 81 so: new amber Mich :
lgan, 81 AZ. Corn unchanged: high mixed, G0c
No. 2, 59c; rejected, SIC.
MILWAUKEE. Aug. ts.-Flour steady. Wheat
firm: milwaukee Old 81 49, new 81 Is, August
i 09x, September 81 OoB, No. 3 Milwaukee
81 04ai 49, Corn dull ana lower: No. 2 441c.
Oats dull and lower: NO. 201sc. Rye un-
settled: No. l 5ja561sc. Barley quiet and
steady: No. spring cash 63, September 61a6Sc.
PITTsBURG. Aug. ls.-Grain: the receipts are
lncrea -inX and prices weakening. Wheat
new Kentucky amber and white, 81 45al 50;
Ohio and Indiana choice re I, 81 35al ~. Corn:
yellow shel!cd. on track. 6laGSc: miXei, 59s63c;
ear, yellow, 8la62c; Mixed 56a5sc. Oats: new
Pennsylvanla and Western, 3Oa3ic; old white,
3Td39c; Mixed 36a37c.
NASHVILLE, Aug. 1a-Flour: Fancy SO 50
choice family 50 %, extra fmily IS 50. family
%, superilne 81 rs. Cora: Loose 4tc. sacked
55a66e. Wheat: White 81 4Oal 60, red 81 30al 80
Cotton: ordinary &c, good ordinary 9,sc, goo t
middEng lO&c. Whisky: Robertson County
81 a0a3 on, Lincoln County 81 75aS w, Bourbon
81 75a5 50, hlgnwines 81 "A.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-18
Board OF Public Works.

The Board met in regular session,
all The members present, and President
Bell in the chair.
Superintendent VIM. Kirton submitted
two estimates for laying a ten-inch line
OF pipe from hunt street to MI Adams !;
the shortest route requiring 2,7S0 ieet Of
ten-iDch pipe at IL cost OF "a 900, the long.
est requiring 3, 100 feet at a cost OF "a, 4j0.
1t was referred to the Committee Oh
Water-Works.
In regard to an application OF Wm.
Pitman for damages done him in change
of grade On Colerain avenue, the Solicit
tor reported that the application can
not be considered until after the COM
pletion OF the Improvement, at whicn
time, if Mr.. Pilmau W i'll take out all eX-
aggeratioIs, IA jury Will be impaneled
and damages assessed for him.
Adjourned.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-18
THE OLD DRURY.
Grand Opening of the National
Theater ON Monday.


The famous "Old Drury," now the Ma
tional Theater Comique, will open next
Monday night. The inside of the build
ing has been thoroughly and magnifi-
Gently refitted, embellishea and decor.
ated.
A new drop curtain, scene from the
interior Of Venice, somewhat similar to
the old curtain at the Robinson Opera
house, has been put in position by Leu.
Locke, the scenic artist, and his assist
ant, Mr.. Frickel.
A new proscenium border has been
put up, and several new sets OF scenes
added TO the sixty sets now in use Oh
the stage.
The large dome has been trescoed in
cerulean blue with a field of gilded stars
spread over it. The walls and the gal
leries have been paneIed in various
handsome colors, making the theater
one of the finest in the city.
Manager Hyams has spared no ex-
pense IN selecting only tirst-class artists,
who will appear in rapid succession.
Matinees will be given every Wednes-
day and saturday.
On Monday evening the sensational
three-act drama Slin Fame" Will be
gwen Dy me great American star, I. Il.
Riggs.
The vaudeville school will be repre-.
senled by Sheehan and Jones, IN "rhe
Day We Let the OLD Dart,n "Lanigan'u
Party" &C., with all their original
music.
The lengthy programme includes such
performers as Lulo Peak, Thatcher and
Hume, the dance men; Eta May; Joe
Norton, the juggler; the great Irish
comedian, Paddy Murphy; the Dutch
comedian, q. A. Loder, and others.
M performance will be given on Sun
days.
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LOUISVILLE, Aug 1S-Flour dull and un-
changed Wheat dull. Corn dull: white SIC,
mixed SOC. Oats dull: new white 33c, mixed
S0c; Hay dun at Sgall Pork quiet at slb.
Bacon quiet at 6aSaS3Ec. Sugar-cured hams
steady and firm at l0Kal2c. Lard quiet,
choice leaf tlerce, 10Zc; do kegs, lie. Whisky
steady and unchanged. Bagglng quiet and
firm at l3c.
BALTIMORE. Ang. ls.-Flour dull, weak and
unchanged. Wheat dull and a shade easier:
No. 2 Western winter red, spot, 81 ASK; August,
sl4lk; september, 81 30; October. 81 35. Corn
Western, spot nrm; futures easier; Western
mixed. spot, 6OXc; steamer. 541Sc. Oats quiet:
Western white, old, 36l3I16c; do Mixed 35c.
Rye steady anu demand moderate at 65a67c.
Hay unchanged. Provisions dull, neavy ard
unchanged. Butter: choice Western scarce
and nrm at 20a22c: others unchanged. Petro-
leum nominal: crude 7xa75fc, refined, 1874
1870. Coffee unchanged. Whisky dull at
81 Ii.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 16-FlOur very quiet:
superfne, S5; extras. So: Minnesota family. rs
az 81; State do, 81 25as high grades, s. 50a9 so.
Wheat steady: No. ? rel, 81 49al ~; new am
ber, 81 45al 49, Corn quiet: yellow, 6la6!c;
mixed, 6OaGOhc. Oats steady: State, white, 4Oa
44c; mixed, 3Sa40c; new, ia3Sc. Rye steady
at 7Oa73c. Provisions quiet: Mess perk. $l5a
10 %. Butter steady: creamery extra, 25a2jc;
New York State and Bedford County, extra,
23a24c; Western Reserve, 2Oa22c. Eggs dull:
State, l3al4c; W estern, l2al3c. Cheese steady:
New York state, fancy, l0al05sc; Western, 81
al0c. Refined petroleum, 1916; crude, Sc.
WHISKY in fair demand at 81 II.
NEW YORE. Aug. t8.-Flour: 10. 2. 81 5Oa3 rs:
| supertne State and W estern, 81 SOFAS 90; com =
mon to good extra. S. 25a5 30; good TO choice,
So 95a6 10: white wheat extra, Sc l5a8 65;
fancy, ~ 90a8 rs; extra Ohio, IS 50a7 26; St.
LOUIS, S5 65a9 10; Minnesota patent, 81 25a
rs. Wheat: Amber Western and kentucky,
81 45al 4S; No. winter red Western, August,
| 81 AZ; do first half of September, 81 371; 40
September, 81 35al 35H; do october, 81 aka
| ! "a; No winter amber, August, 81 89al 43;
| No. spring, September, 81 23al 2356. Rye
| quiet: No. Western, Toe. Barley nominal.
| Malt quiet. Corn less active: estern mixed,
warm and inferior, 52a56c; ungraded do, 56a
60c: steam mixed. 5Sa59c; yellow W estern, 6lc;
| white Western, &c. Oats less active: Mixed
| Western and State, 25a4Sc; white " estern do
34a52c. Hay unchanged. Hops dull and un-
| changed. Coffee quiet and steady: Rio, l6x
| a20kc, gold; jobbIng, l6Aa2lA0, gold. sugar
dull. nomiu al and heavy: fair to good REIN :
| ing, S%aSXc: prime, SKc; refined quiet at
Rice steady: Louisiana, 5Ia7c; Carolina. 6
a7c. Petroleum steady: crude, 7kc; refined,
September, 13Ac. Iallow steady at s 3-1GaSJ<c.
Strained resin 81 7jal IS. spirits turpentine
34Hc. Eggs: Western, l4al6c. Pork dull,
lower and heavy: new mess, $l3 80: August,
Sl3 Is. Beef quiet but firm: Western long
clear nllddles. nc. Lard easier: prime steam.
S95a005c; August, 895c. Butter heavy: West
ern. Ea22c. Cheese quiet at 5a95sc. Whisky
dull ats IL.
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| and Carrie Rodgers, all dismissed; Oar
rie Whithorn, continued to 29th.
Disorderly Conduct-Margaretta Wit
man. 50 and costs; John Myers, $25; Ed
ward Morris, 80 days; Carrie Smith, $50
30; Mike Conners, 30 days; Con. Math-
ers, dismissed; Chas. Testera, So; John
Hart, costs; Lewis Blaine, dismissed
John Clark anu John Ryan, continued to
Aug. 25.
Misceilaneous-O. e. Kinsey, grand
larceny, continued; Martin Gauter, en-
gaging in vault cleaning, continued; !;
John Morris, Christ. Shell and ii. Kru-
ger, selling milk without permit, dis
missed; John Miller, assault and bat
terry, 50; James L. Cook, failing to com
ply with order of Police Court, dis
missed; Benjamin Determan, as
sault and battery, dismissed; Her
man Luske, accepting bribe,
dismissed; John Daily, assault and bat
terry, 50; John Ryan, disorderly house,
continued to Aug. 25; Chas. Testera,
carrying concealed weapons, dismissed; !;
Michael Daumer and John Basom, as
sault ana battery, SO and COSTS; Ellen
Cronan, Keeping house Of ill fame, con-
! tinued to Aug. 20; John Hort, petit lar
ceny, John and Alice Hort, keeping
house of1ll fame, continued to Aug. 25;
L w. Mauulng, peblI laFcengS dismissed;
Robert Mason, practicing trick game,
fined S12 % and sent to Work-house; W.
5. Borland, alias VIM. OFT, alias j. d.
McC ormick, false pretenses, $50 and 80
days; Jonn Meyers, abusing family, dis
missed; W. s. BorlaDd, false
pretenses, second charge, in this
case fined $50 and 30 days; Jennie Pain
ter, grand larceny, continued to August
"A, bail $500, in default of bail locked up
ior safe keeping; W. s. Borland, false
pretenses, third charge, $50 and 30 days
| James and Charles Clarke, common
| thieves, $50 and 80 days each.
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The Courts.
COMMON PLEAS.

John Donnelly brought suit against
L. Ii. Bond, the aspirant for gubernato-
rial honors at the hands of the Working.
men, for the recovery of $1,000 damages
which ne alleges he has sustained by
the malicious prosecution by Bond.
Donnelly in his petition alleges tnat
BOND went before l.. W. Clason, JUS
uce OF the Peace, and charged him with
an attempt to provoke a breach Of the
peace. Whereupon the Justice issued u
warrant, upon which he was arrested
and after being detained twenty-iour
hours WAS tried before the Justice and
acquitted of all blame in the premises.
POLICE.
Drunkenness - Thomas U. Harris, So
and costs; Morris Smith, dismiss G d /;
John Leslie, dismissed.
/. Vagrancy-Rosa Scott, Carrie Austin,
Emma Jannetta, Pearl Jannetta, Jennie
Morton, Mary Tracy, all continued to
'25th illstaut: Lotta Carr. k.::.is Gs-Gsn
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
specials to the Star.I 1

OIL CITY. PA. Aug. lS--10:30 A. M.-AlTe-
gheny River II inches and falling Thermom-
eter 80. Wind south. Weather clear.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, Aug. 1S $40 A. M
Kanawha River feet 3 inches. Thermome-
ter rs. Weather clear and calm.
PORTSMOUTH, O., Aug. ls-11:7 P M
River J feet q inches ana falling The Bo-
nanza was aground on Funk's Bar ten hours,
and left for cincinnati at A. Al. The Granite
State passed up at 8:30 A. M. The Telegraph
is due I'D. The W. p. Thompson is due up II ON
Cincinnati for Pomeroy.
LOUISVILLE. Aug. Is 10 M.-The river Is sta
tlonaly, with feet inches in the canal, and
Ii inches on the falls. The stern wheel steamer
Minnie was sold to-day to Capt. Carpenter, OF
Natchez, for $3.50, cash. She will be repaii cd
mere and go to NatchCz. The Andy Baum Is
still here waiting for her barge, which the
little Andy Fulton goes to Flint Island after
this evening. Captain Billy Varble has re-
covered about 80 tons iron ore out Of the barge
Niagara, sunk on the dam at the head of the
cana. 1t Is insured in st. Louis The report
is incorrect that pilot n. Is. jenkins license has
been revoked for sixty days on account Of the
collision between the Cbas Bowen and City Of
Chester, below Columbus. He has not been
notified Of 1T, officially or otherwise. The Gen.
Pike is delayed by fog. The Belle, from Mad
ison, arrived on time. Weather clear and
pleasant. The Fawn, from henderson, arrived
ana departed late last night.
The river was falling here at noon to-day
with scant feet inches in the channel.
The following steamers were IN port at noon
Chas. Morgan, Vint Shinkle, A. L. Norton
Moliie RagOn, Iron Valley, John L. Rhoads,
Ben. Franklin, Emma Graham and Trout.
STEAMBOAT MovEMENTs.
The Home left last evening for New Or
leans with about 100 tons freight
The new Emma Graham made her trial trip
this morning, and dropped alongside the
wharbOat to al for huntington, and leaves
this evening, She will run in that trade dur
ing the low water season, under the auspices
of the Big Sandy Packet Company.
Capt JAS. Kenistou's reliable and favorite
Lower Ohio Packet Viut. Shlnkle arrived last
evening, and will return to Memphis this eve
ming. MIR. W. +. Mclatyre does the honors OF
The office.
1he regular packet for Pomcroy this even.
ing will be the safe and light -draught steamer
Exchange. She leaves from the Big Sandy
WharlDOat, foot OF Broadway.
The City OF Portsmouth will return to Chile
this afternoon.
The Golden City arrived at New Orleans yes.
terday, and Will leave there f1r Cincinnati Ihi {
evening
he Fanchon left St. Louis for the Ohio yes-
terday. The MARY Miller VIII leave there this
evening FOR Cincinnati.
The Laura l.. Davis will arrive this after
noon. she is announced to return TO st. Louis
this evening.
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Raflr0ahad.

The two brothers, James and Charles
Clarke, who were picked up last night
by Detective Wappenstein on a charge
of being common thieves, were railroad
ed this morning by Judge Wilson. The
lads wanted to plead guilty ii they were
allowed 10 leave town, but the Court
couldn't see it in that light. They were
convicted and sentenced to thirty days.
imprisonment and fined $50 each. After
they get out they will robably leave the
city as quick as pos sible.
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Republican Executive Committee

Republican Executive Committee.
An adjourned meeting OF the above
Committee was convened at Hopkins
Hall at 1880 O'clock this morning, Mr.
Amor Smith occupying the chair and
MIR. j. G. Hay acting as Secretary.
The Committee on Hall reported thai
they had procured Turner Hall, gratis.
The Committee on Apportionment
made a report that they had performe d
their duties as they had beer directed,
Mr.. Poor moved consideration o
the vote regarding the apportlohment
taken at last meeting, which was Sec.
onded, voted upon ana lost.
The Committee on Registration n
recommended:
1..That one Executive Committeeman
be elected for each voting precinct as
they now exist.
2. That the Committeeman so elected
meet at an early day for the purpose of
etfecting temporary organization,
aud shall proceed to appoint Com
mitteemen for the new pre-
cincts, which shall be done
in the following manner: The Executive
Committeeman Of the new precincts to
be appointed by the Committeeman of
IuC w dl VI lOWHbulp VI WDlCQ the
new precinct forms part. Such ap-
pointment to be subject to the approval
of the Executive Committee. When all
voting precincts are represented, the
committee thus formed shall proceed to
a permanent organization.
A number OF substitutes were offered,
read and laid on the table.
Mr.. Amor Smith moved to amend the
report by striking out the second article,
which was done, and the report adopted
as amended.
The Committee appointed to report
plan for e!ecting Executive Committees
men recommended that County Gem
trail Republican Committee be organized,
to e"nsist of thirty-ninc m.mbers;
that each ward and township be
entitled to one representative in the
Convention; that the delegates to the
County Republican Convention, to be
held on the 22t, by wards and townships,
elect the members of the Committee.
The report was laid on the table.
Committee adjourned.
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The Iron Valley leaves for Wheeling tbs

evening"
Capt. b. D. Wood, the well known coal dealer
Of New Orleans, was married at Pittsburg
Thursday night TO Miss Emma Phillips OF AL
legheny. Among the presents was a set OF nne
pearl handled knives, from Capt. J. B, Eads,
| the well known marine engineer.
capt HonshelPs family returned from Cat
| lettsburg yesterday.
The steamer Champion No. Q will leave the
foot Of Walnut street at 9 O'clock A. NJ, Sun
day. on another excursion to Rising Sun,
touching at Fifth street, Anders0n's Ferry,
| North Bend, Lawrenceburg and Aurora.
Round-trip tickets, 81 cents; children, free.
Capt. Perry Kerr, brother OF Captain Wash
Kerr, OF the Granite State, was in the city yes
Lerday, and went up the river last evening on
the Telegraph. He mas been absent six years,
engaged In the lumber business in the Louisi-
ana swamps.
Capt. Thomas Prince, OF the Iron Valley, who
| IS trustee OF The deceased owner OF the
| Wheeling Dock, left for Wheeling by rail yes
| terday to attend sale OF the docks, which
| takes place to-day.
| A gentleman named Samuel Lambert found
| pilot u. W. kIrkpatrlCKs money, and prompt
| iy returned the same Us soon a. ne found out
| the name OF the owner.
| Pilot George W. Clark telegraphs his safe
| arrival at Hot Springs, Arkansas.
| Captain Charles Muhleman Is spending the
| low water season on his farm near W NheelinG.
| The owners OF the George W. Cheek have an
eye on the Mollie KaEon, ana may charter her
! to take the place Of the Check i'll the Cincin-
natl and VeVay trade. Other parties are also
negotiating for the Ragon.
| Mart Echols and James Madison will pilot
! the Vint Shlnkle TO Memphis.
Mr.. Geo. W. Key, Wharimaster at Ironton
will arrive this afternoon Oh The Exchange,
| accom- panied by his wife,
Rates to New Orleans remain firm at 60a75c
| per cwt, and 81 5Ja9 on whisky. Lower Ohio
River rates are steady at 25c per cwt, aud 75ca
| 81 on whisky.
Mr.. Chas. Regnisr, clerk Of the Laura l..
Davis, came up by rail from Louisville in ad !.
| vance Of his boat.
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kaeath Record

The following deaths have been place d
On record since our last report;
Katie Kiehl, 20 mos, city.
LilIie j. Vewal, yrs, city.
Pauline ii. Winter, yrs, city
Z. Fred. Schulty, 3 mos, city.
Maria KueGing, ~ yrs, city.
August Paris, IA yrs, city.
Jacob Eli, Jr., 10 mos, city.
Ellwood Burdge, 20 yrs, city
Oath. Niehef, Tyr, city.
Peter ochutz, 62 yrs, Germany.
Cath. Heile, 81 yrs, Germany.
Jacob Hill, ST., 43 yrs, Germany.
john j. DeHan, 36 yrs, New York.
Isabella Mearks, As yrs, Ireland.
SaIlie Mclntyre, 10 yrs, Toronto, Can.
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be compelled to walk to this city, with
band died last August, and she intends
to 60 to Indianapolis, where her father
lives, and, said she, 'If the Mayor does
not give me a pass on the railroad, III
strike out on foot" She has sick baby,
which she carries in her arms. Such
PLUCK will undoubtedly be awarded a
ticket from our Mayor.
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For Indiana on Foot.

Among the inmates OF Ninth-street
station-house last night was a resp ecta-
lie young widow named Sophlna Rice,
but twenty-five years old, hailing from
Piketon, Ohio, near Portsmouth. She is
in s1ca destitute circum ,tances as to
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Marriage Llcemses.

The following marriage lieensss were
issued since our last report:
Edward Phelan and Margaret Swan.
Jos. Buhr, Jr., and Anna Loos.
Geo. q. Pruden and Lena B. Jakobi
VIM. Murdoch and Emma Wilson.
q. W. KUlbe and Sophia l.. Wit rock,
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FINANCIAL.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 49,

CINCINNATI. Aug. 1S-1:3O r. NJ.
Gold steady at lU51t buying and 1O51< selling.
Gold checks on New York 05h.
Eastern exchange steady at l-20 dis. buying
and l-2D prem. selling.
Sterling is quiet at 81 81 for sight and 81 IS
for sixty days per in gold.
Government bonds StEalY and nuiet:
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HOGS-MRrket hrm and steady Selling:
Common 81 50a4 rs, fair to good light S. 10I5 %,
fair to good packing "a SOa5, ana select butch
era' $5a5 Is per GENITAL.
CATTLt-Quiet market and no change in
prices. Common 81 25a2 is. medium s3a4 good
to choice "a 25a5, and extra s. 25a5 50 per
GENITAL.
SlIEEP-Market quiet. Prices unchanged.
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SEEDS:
LEGAL.

NHARLoTrE CLIFFORD. FORMERLY
~ of Cincinnati, Ohio, present whereabouts
unknown, is notified that Henry Clifford, her
husband on the 3Jth day Of June, A. II. 1871,
lied his petition In the Office OF the Clerk OF
the Court Of Common Pleas within and for tho
County Of Hamilton, and State of Ohio Cease
No. 53,O93), charging the said Charlotte Clifford
with adultery and gross neglect OF duty, and
asNing that he may be divorced from the said
Charlotte Clifford, and unless she answers
within six weeks from the date Of the fret
publication hereof, the p3tition of the said
plaintiff, such petition will be taken as true.
Dated Cincinnati, August II, 1877.
HENRY CLIFFORD,
By MANNIx & CosGRAvE, his Attorneys.
aull-6JS
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IN ORDER TO ACCOMMODATES EASTERN
ADVERTISERS IN THE STAR, MR.. E. DUN
CAN sNIFFEN, NO. 72 ASTOR HOUSE, NEW
YORK CITY, has been appointed our general anT
special Agent for the Eastern States. This will be
abranch Office of the STAR, Mr., sniHen being au-
thorlzed to make advertising contracts on our be-
half and receipt all collections therefor in our
name
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q I
The following are the receipts and ship
ments Of live STOCK for the past "a hours:
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SATURDAY. 18th. at L. NJ. POSITIVELY,
~ = VINT SHINKLE, Jas. Remission.
L.6s.sSsss3 Master. Apply on board, or to
aszzzazassss4 Royse ~ Moaaet. Agents.
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For POuuerOV.

OT L OIIICTUys
THIS DAY, 18TH, at Z. NJ. POSITIVELY,
~ h EXCHANGE. Jas. Kirker Master.
lzffsk$ksf4 Apply on board or TO koyse d
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