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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-07
Local Personals.

Mr.. John N. OBrien, manager of the
Catholic Messenger Parkersburg, West Va,
is in the city
Mr.. F. W. Morse and wife, of Marietta
Ohio, are taking in the points of interest
about Cincinnati.
General John S. Williams of Cerro Gordo
fame, and Senator elect from Kentucky,
was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. T. B. Disney, clerk Of the University
Board, has gone East on a visiting tour
among his friends in Central New York
Miss Carrie Addelman of Findlay street
was honored by serenade last Monday
evening by her friends of the Starlight
Socials.
Col. Lev Steele leaves for the East this
evening. He is devoting himself energet-
ically to the work of preparing for fine
dramatic season at the Grand Opera-hou
Mrs. Steele, who is now in the East, will re-
turn with him. she is to support John I.
Raymond at the Grand, commencing Sep
tember I'd. This news will be heard with
great pleasure by the people of this CITY,
with whom the bright little actress is such
a fayorite
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Announce nlents.

The Elm-street Club will give a private
picnic at the Lookout House this evening.
The st. Patrick's Congregational picnic
will be held at the Highland House this
afternoon and evening.
The camp meeting at the Cincinnati
camp ground near LoveIand, begins to-
day and continues one week.
The Green Township Harvest Home
Festival is to be held in Carson's Grove,
near Cheviot, on Thursday 29th inst.
The Fifth Annual Reunion of the Hun
dred and Thirteenth Regiment, o. V. l.,
will be held at Columbus on Friday, August
30th. Colonel Toland Jones will deliver
the address.
A picnic will be given at the Bellevue
House to-day and night by the st. Peters
Benevolent Society The proceeds of the
sale of tickets will be donated to the benefit
of the Cumminsville Catholic Orphan
Asylum, The Knights of St. James will
attend in q body,
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Flashes.

Mr. Silver, a blacksmith, dropped dead
near Fair Haven, Preble County, Ohio.
A bear has made his appearance near st.
Charles, Mo-, and creates wild excitement.
Millard Kennedy was fatally shot by
James Bowling at Grayson, KY, on election
day.
Hattie Grace young book canvasser,
committed suicide at Toledo, Ohio, yester-
day.
George Howell (colored) will be executed
Friday at Greenville, Tenn. for the murder
of Joseph Martin.
w. V. Rankin, drygoods merchant at
Georgetown, Ky, committed suicide by
drowning in the river
The house of T. K Marsh, at Centerville,
Kentucky was destroyed by fire, from the
explosion of a coal oil lamp.
A tramp named Shay committed rape
on a sixteen-year old girl an inmate of
Catholic Convent. at New Bedford, Pa.
Two little children of Albert Schilborn,
aged two and five years, We're poisoned
through the ignorance OF drug clerk at
Oak Grove, Mo.
E. B. Waller & Co.'S wooden mills, at
Girard, Trumbull County, Ohio, and Nc
Cartneys saw mill were destroyed by fire.
Loss about $l1 500.
DR.. Ed. Czarniecke was probably fatally
shot yesterday at Pittsburg, by a young man
named Emil Boeler, whom the Doctor had
recently given home.
At the firemens tournament at Norwalk,
Ohio, the Red Rover Hook and Ladder
Company, of Elyria took the first money,
1925 the Bellevue Hook and Ladder Com
pany the second, $75. The Live Oak Hose
Company of North Amherst. first money,
$75, and Tittin second, $50.
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T. and g. H. Smith; liabilities So, 200, assets
none. Also, Samuel De Wolf, of Meigs
,County; liabilities 545, 100, assets2 So, 600.
John Thompson, of Ripley, Ohio, filed a
libel against the steamer ID. I. Lane 10 re-
cover damage for breaking barge at Man
chester June 22d, 1873, the property OF john
Thompson.
POLICE.
Disorderly COnduct-John Maley and
VIM. Donohue. dismissed; VIII OCOnnell,
50; John Conners and Thomas Coothy,
continued to August IA h; Dave Luby, 10
DAYS; John l.. Becker, cont inued to August
10th; Stephen Newell, contip ed to August
l4'h; Henry Oshtom, continued to August
10th; Pat Malloy, $40.
Assault and Bat ery--M: Finkler, Frank
Echert, Albert James and Richard Miller,
dismissed; Mary Jay, continued to August
l4thi George Miller, $40; Henry Meyer, 50;
Jos. Hennesy and John Mcpherson, contin-
ued to August 8th.
Vagrancv-Wm. Whetsten, John Adams,
John ii. Montgomery and Sandy Fitzger-
aid, 5000 each; Chas Brady dismissed; !;
James Mullen continued to August Sth.
MiScelanenuS-Jas. Haley, cutting with
intent to kill, continued 10 August 8th;
John Conway, malicious cutting 30 days;
VIM. MITCHELL shooting with intent to
wound, continued to September 7th; VIM.
S'apletnn, known thief, $50-S0 Lille
Wright and Maud Moore, rect walking
motion for new trial overruled Mary Fink
Ter, contempt of Court dismissed; Andrew
HandIey, Stree begging, continued to Au-
gust oh; John Burke and James. Dick
son, petit larceny, dismissed G. J. James
S200-30; Chas. Stroble, assault wi h intent
to rape, continued to August 14th Henry
Huffman, carrying concealed weapons, $25;
Michael Welsh, petit larceny, continued to
August 8th.
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Death Record.

The following deaths have been placed o
record since our last report:
Edward H. Price, 81 yrs, United States.
Geo. +. Roth, Is mos, city.
Mary Wirmel, 30 yrs, city
], H. Marbrot, A yrs, Germany.
Sarah Morris, q yrs, United States.
Theodore Willen, II NOS city.
G. Schmidt AZ yrs, Germany.
Mary Kuhmann, 20 mos, city.
W. G. Jones, mos, city.
Henry Luckner, minutes, city.
Clara Willing, 25 yrs, Germany.
Infant Sweeney, stiil-born, city.
Philip Langford, yr city.
Anthony Welsh, 70 yrs, Ireland.
/. Meyer 3 yrs, city.
Laura Mead, mos, city.
Chas. Founding, mos, city.
David Zinggeler, 3S yrs, city.
John C. temple, 81 yrs, city.
Infant Mehler, still-born, city.
Joseph Bunhard, SO WIS, Germany.
John Imhof, 81 yrs, Germany.
Kate John, 81 yrs, Germany.
Eva Long 65 yrs, Germany.
Theodore II. Berghauser, mos, city.
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FOREIGN.
National Associated Press 10 the Star.
COUNT RCHoUNALnFF.

National Associated Press Ia the Star.
COUNT sCHoUvALoFF.
BERLIN, Aug 7.--Count SchOuvalOff, the
Russian Embassador at London. arrived
here yesterday ell route TO London.
FIXED IT WITH THE VATICAN.
II is stated that Prince Bismarck has ar
ranged matters with the Vatican, and that
the shcemC is now under consideration at
Rome.
THE CHEERS OF MAJOR o'GORMAN.
LONDON, Aug An exciting scehe oc-
CURED i'll the House of Commons last even
ing during Col. S anley' y'sspeech in reference
to the reserves. Major OGormau repeated
ly cheered derisively, and when called to
order by the Speaker he insisted upon his
right TO cheer al all times and refused to
apologize The Speaker thereupon formal
~ named him. Major OGorman then left
the House on the Speakers order to with
draw. The House will take into considers
lion the Majors conduct this evening 1t
is stated that Major OGorman's conduct
was due to the fact of his smaring under a
sense of personal wrong; Col. Stanley hay
ing unjusDly ly refused Major O'Gormans S son
promotion.
CRYING FOR CABS.
PARIS, Aug. 1.-THE cabmen S strike is ex-
tending, and but very few cabs are procura-
bic by the public. The men are very much
excited over the matter, and demand per
mission from the authorities to hold meet
ings to state their grievances.
0GORMAN APOLOGIES.
LONDON, Aug. Major OGorman who
deriSively cheered Col. Stanley during the
latter's speech last evening in reference to
the reserves, has since apologized and been
fully readmitted to the House Of Com
mons
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Covington Council Proceedings-Cf-
ficiai Report.

A regular meeting OF the City Council OF Coy
ington was held at the Council Chamber Thursday
evening, August lst, 1873 President Stephens in
the chair and all the members present, except Mr.,
senour. ~
The minutes OF the last meeting were read and
approved.
The Auditor presented claims against the city
amounting to sS,77s 3G, which were duly read and
allowed as follows:
Pay-rolls of the City Department, Fire De
partmcnt, Police Department, Street
and Internal Improvement Department
and Garbage Department. G6l %
Relief Department, being forsuppies, &c,
furnished the poor of the city.......... AIS OIL
Sewer and Culver Department.............l ,093 80
Gas and Gasoline for the month OF july" 9S2 A
The claim Of the Coyngton I
amounting to S5l g. being for interest on preferred
claims, was referred to the Committee on Claims
and Law.
A petition from residents of the Seventh and
Ninth Wards and in the neighborhood of Lewis
burg, complaining of T. Burgers FertliZing Fac
tory, was referred to Committee on Law.
The Treasurer's report for the months OF June
and july 1878, was presented and referred to the
Committee OF Ways and Means.
resolution was adopted instructing the City
Marshal to appoint one special policeman for each
OF the voting places August 5th, 1873.
Willis Daniels, night watchman of ]. A. Culbert-
son q Co., was granted police powers.
A petition from property holders residing in the
Ninth Ward asking to have Bullock street between
referred to the Committee on Internal Improve
ments, to report by ordinance or otherwise.
petition from propertyhodeTs. on Stevens
street, between Bird and Powell streets, asking 10
have sud street improved, was referred to the
Committee on Internal Improvements to report
by ordinance or otherwise.
A petition from John Sullivan, offering to sell
the city a lot on the northwest corner of Twelfth
and Washington streets for jail purposes, for the
sum of So 900, was referred to the Special Commit
tee on the Work house and Jail.
A petition. signed by number of citizens, pro-
testing against the building of q new Jail on the
Courthouse lot, was referred to the Special Com
mittee on the Work-house and Jail
The Committee on Internal Improvements re-
ports Charles Kiibum as tie lowest bidder for the
paving OF the sidewalks on Greenup street be-
tween Fifth and Sixth streets, and recommended
that the work be awarded to him.
Recommendation coneurTed in.
John Cuberts0n was awarded the bid for the
paving Of the sidewalks on the north side e. rl1rh
street, between Scott and GrecnGp streets.
Upon notion Council adjourned to next Thurs
day evening.
JOS. HERMEs,
Chairman Of Committee OH Printing.
Attest GEO. II. DAWSON City Clerk.
NEWPORT.
0. W. Root Esq, is in Ireland.
The newly elected county officers will be
gorll in September lst.
Caleb c. Watts, United States Land
Agent, was in the city yesterday.
Squire Buchanan and w. F. Fuller are
elected Magistrates in the Second District
At meeting of the Directors of the New.
port Cemetery, held yesterday, the Sexton
reported the number of burials for the
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CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 70 p NJ.
FLOUR--Is quiet and steady, with moderate de-
mand. We quote family at $4 35@4 70 for ordinary
and $5a5 so for fancy. Extra held at So 70f3 80,
Superfine at 50 75@3 co. Low grades at 81 l5@2 60
per brl. Rye -four quoted 50 10 for choice and S3
for ordinary. Spring wheat -four held up to So 40
for choice brands of Minnesota, and offered down
to 81 so for ordinary per brl.
WHEAT-Ths market continues firm and the
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-07

pS- In order to accommodate Eastern advertis-
crs in the STAR, Mr.. L. Duncan Snffen, No. "
Astor House. New York City, hls been appointed
our general and special agent for the Eastern
states This will be a branch oltce of the STAR,
Mr.. Snifln being authorized to make advertising
contracts Oh our behalf and receipt all collections
therefor in our name.
HdS- THE Covington Office of the STAR is at No.
East Pike street, in Hardins Insurance Office.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE

OIL CITY Pa. Aug. 900 A. M-AleghenS
River foot5 inches and stationary Weather clear.
Thermometer 75o. Wind southwest
BROWNSVILLE. Pa, Aug 10 A. M-Monon.
gahela River feet 7 inches and stationary. Weatl
er fair. Thermometer 49,. Wind southeast
CHARWsToN, W. VA, Aug 800 A. NJ
Kanawha River feet 8 inches and falling
Weather clear and calm. Thermometer 76'
Steamboat Movements.
Capt James Kirkcr's fine large steamer Granit,
State arrived. and will be the regular and only
packet leaving this evening for Galipolis and
Pomeroy direct. Capt, Watt. Shedd does the hon
oTs OF the office
The City OF Portsmouth leaves daily at p NJ
from the foot of Walnut street for Chilo and way
landings.
The capactous and popular James D. Parker win
positively leave this evening ior all points on the
Lower Ohio River and Memphis Capt. c. B. Rus
SELL master, and W, Thompson, clerk are her
worthy and atiable chief officers.
The Virgie Lee left at p. III. for Madison with
fair trip. She will return tomorrow night and
leave Friday at p, IN. for Louisville and all inter
mediate points.
The Wildwood came down and returned to Mays
vile at noon.
The fine, fast and world renowned c. & o. Raj
road packet BoStOna came down this morning III
Will return to Huntington at p m. sharp
Captain j. n. Shunks fine and popular Good In
tent Line packet Mary Miller arrived last night
and is now loading at the foot of Main street. and
will leave for St Louis Friday. Mr.. J. II Griffitl
and Gus. Young are her clever and competent
clerks.
The superb new James W Gaf will follow the
James d. Parker and leave for Memphis SatuI-
day. Col J. ID. Moore has charge of the Office.
Capt W. P. Walkers elegant new Golden Crown
will arrive tonight from New Orleans she is a.
nOunced to return Saturday.
HOat-handS' Gossip.
Weather clear and warm.
Business moderate this morning on the leyee.
The river was about stationary al noon, with l2
feet inches in the channel.
Capt. Phil. Anschutz is in the city.
The d. T. Lane, which has been lying here
awaiting tow OF empty barges, will leave To
George Williamson and Mart Echols will pilot
the James D. Parker toe Memphis. She will clear
this evening with moderate trip
For Huntington.
THIS DAY, 7th, at 4 P. NJ, POSITIVELY
~ n. the c. e. o. r. r. Packet, DOSTONA,
lf*saapSs5SsS Bryson Master. Freight received Oh
ssszsss'ssan Wharfboal foot OF Broadway W,
Honshen, supt
For Louisville.
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, 3 P. NJ.
f. h VIRGlE LEE w. II. Kirby, Masts5
tLfaes#sS&E Apply on board or to W. J. Hallgata
Saaaa- r'H13 northwest corner Water and Main SIS
For Memphis.
WEDNESDAY, 7th, at A. NJ. POSITIVELY,
EEE hJAS. D. PARKER c. B. RUSSELL Mas.
LsfssSssssS ter. Apply on Board, or to Roysc d.
Gsssz1e1Hss MOsset, Agents, on II. 0. Wharfboal.
For New Orleans.
SATURDAY, 10Th at P. NJ, POSITIVELY,
g-~$ h. GOLDEN CROWN, W.. p Walker, Mas
L.asasssAAsas ter. Apply on board, or u Royse |:
<tF-ESfs-f9s | & narrNnn &C n Mufr Mo.
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UNITED STATE

UNITED STATES.
Charles Runk, a Cincinnati furniture
dealer, filed his petition in bankruptcy.
liabilities $4,000, assets none. Also, Dan.
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ClNUINNA IT. mug. Z 7. M
The following are the receipts and shipments Of
live stock for the past "A hours:
Receipts, Shipments
Cattle Observation-Disclosures. SCI 3LS
Hogs. Observation-Disclosures. 1926 103l
sheep Observation-Disclosures. 2G3S 1897
HOGS-Market firm and active for good and
dull for common. Choice selling at 81 65d4 80
fair to good Al 81 25@4 CO. and inferior at S. SOC
20 per GENITAL gross
CATTLE-Common at 81 50@2, medium at 81 2j
93, good to choice at So 25Ggi, and lair to good
shipping at Sl@4 IS per GENITAL gross.
SHEEP-COmmon to medium al 81 25@3 25 good
to choice at 50 5094 SO per GENITAL gross
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D E L A V A N H0 U Sc
Albany, New York.
ES EDU CE d.

s3. S3 30 aud - per day, according to los.
ton OF rooms Rooms without Board 81 per day
and upward. Elevator and all modern improve
ments The standard OF the Delavan will be main
tanned as heretoiore-the leading and best Of first
class hotels IS ~'AND & Co,
Propricton
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For New Orleans.

SATURDAY, 10Th, at P. NJ. POSITIVELY,
g~= ~ GOLDEN CROWN, W. p Walker Mas
La@hssAAsS ter Apply on board, or u Royse |:
<FS%sssssS Mosset, j. c. Dorman & Co., Matt. Nc
CURE, Agents.
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GOWN GTON.


When all frua fails the boilers take
"Ilawes."
Mr.. w. G. Stone and family occupies the
old Ball homes cad.
The charming Miss Alice McMurChy is
visiting in tynthiana.
A colored woman named Sarah Mofett
gave birth to triplets this morning.
Mr.. John Mock is visiting in Chicago,
and Mr.. viii. Mock in West Virginia.
Miss Emily Noonan, daughter of Mr..
John Noonan, died yesterday morning
There was no inquest held on the body OF
the woman found III The Ouio River yesLer-
day.
Chas. Bogenschutz and Merit Winger had
q little set-lo al Stuckhemer's Garden last
night.
August Odd is the time announced for the
Young Mems Literary Socie, US picnic at
the Highland House.
I A colored woman named Frances Nor
gan was arres ed this morning by Officer Bo-
Ian for dsordcrly conduct.
The vote of this county will be counted
at Independence tomorrow by Coroner
Averdck and the 'Squires.
The various successful candidates were
.endered grand serenade last night, which
was duly appreciated by them.
Miss Rosa Hampstead and Miss Jennie
Gibson returned from New Orleans on the
steamer Golden Crown this morning.
The body of an unknown woman was
found at Anderson's Ferry yesterday and
brought to Roses undertaking establish
ment.
Diamond Dancing Circles concert at
Rudde's Garden next Monday. Seiden-
slicker's full band will discourse music for
the occasion.
The excursion to be given by Rev. Father
Smith, Sunday, August 18th, will be as
usual like all the rest Of Father Smith S
sffairs, enjoyable.
POLICE CoURr-Mag. Sponsor, breach of
the peace, continued; Mary Potts disorder
ly, continued; Taylor Herbert, breach of
the peace, $l3; John Meyers, same, dis
missed.
Miss Marie Oser, the charming young
Bellevue last night, and merited consider
able applause by the manner in which she
executed her numerous difficult parts.
Joe Williams was arraigned before Squire
Tebbs this morning on the charge of false
bound over TO the Criminal Court for his
appearance, Adam Geiswein signing his
bond.
Mr.M Leonard, Luke Cutter, Bryan
Tansey and Mart. Waynan, accused OF try
ing 10 prevent an election, waived az exam
ination before Mayor Athey this morning
and gave bond for their appearance before
the Criminal Court in the sum OF $500. The
case will in all probability be dismissed by
the payment of small fine for disOrderly
conduct Mr.. Leonard certainly acted in
good faith and deserves to be dismissed.
One of the notable events of the season
was the celebration last night by DR.. and
Mrs. r. B. Ironside of their silver wedding
at their residence, No. 139 Greenup street.
The house was filled to overfOwing. and the
Jolly Doctor and his esimable wife were
the cynosure of good humor and grace.
Among the many handsome and costly
presents we note the following Cake char
riot coffee urn and teapot from creditors of
J. B. Nichols Il Co., CinCinna;i pair lies
for teapot, from Mr. and Mrs Sol. Smith;
set dessert spoons, from Mrs. A. H. Hood, of
Washington, y. f.; clock, from John H.
Hood, Georgetown, d. c.; card receiver
Mr.. and Mrs. ExaI, and various others too
numerous to mention.
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BELLEVUE. Ky.

Council meets tomorrow night.
The question of havinga jail is being dis
cussed. What next?
Taxes are coming in pretty lively. To
those who don't soon pay penalty will be
added.
Mr.. Reese Morgan received congratula-
tons from his numerous friends over his
election.
Sheriff Wallace, of Cincinnati Joe Moses
and a few Others were in town on Monday
to see how Kentucky election was con-
Quoted.
Squire Foudray has been reelected over
Tedrow by 13 majority, the vote in the Dis
trict being Foudray, 209; Tedrow, 1885,
The vote for Constable in the District is:
Mcmillan, 1876; Grimme, 157, Mcmillan is
therefore elected, receiving enough votes
here to elect him without getting any in
Dayton. Foudray ran ahead in Dayton
which caused his election, as he was behind
considerably here.
Mr.. Richard McGraw, highly respected
citizen of Rhensford street, who has been
sick for the last nine mon hs, died this
morning at 2 O'clock from something of
the nature of chronic disease, on which
several Doctors disagree. Mr.. McGraw
leaves wife and four little children to
mourn his loss. The sympathy of large
number of people is extended to Mrs,
McGraw in her sad bereavement.
WAPAKONETA, ..
Ford Miner is the authorized collector of
the Bee,
About twenty persons took i'm the Nj
agara Falls excursion.
Henry Hartman, the popular jeweler has
started a branch establishment in st. Marys,
Ohio.
II. Keuthan, of the Burnet House, has
added a bar-room to the list of luxuries to
be found at the hotel.
Prof. G. w. Williamson's select school
closed last Friday. The pupils surprised
him with the present of a silver vase as a
token of respect and esteem.
Cheap beer has reached us, and "Sacred
Concerts are held almost nightly, dis
pensing music and two glasses of beer for
cents. schaub, however. has the ''schoon-
era"
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For Memphis.

WEDNESDAY, 7th, at 5 A. NJ. POSITIVELY,
Fzs n JAS. D. PARKER c. B. Russell, Mas,
ter. Apply on Board, or to Royse d
GsA'sz1SfsHA Mosset Agents, on n, 0. Whamboal.
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SPRINGFIELD. d.

County Fair opens Tuesday, August Goth.
Patsy Rofferty died in Detroit Sunday
His remains were brought here yesterday
for interment
Mrs A. Waters, who was taken away 50
suddenly on Monday dropping dead from
heart disease was buried at p. m to-day
from Center-street NJ +. Church. Of which
church he had been all exemplary member
for many years.
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For Huntington.

THIS DAY, 7th, at p. NJ, POSITIVELY,
~ n the c. e. o. r. r. Packet, DOSTONA,
lffSssaSsN |. Bryson. Master Freight received OIL
.ssasssssszs Wharfboat foot OF Broadway. W
Innshpn Stunt
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For Louisville.

MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, P. N,
IT, h. VlRGIE LEE, W. H. Kirby Maste,
LIfsss#sSSsE ffssaSSE Apply on board, Or to W. j. HagatA
sna.E G2a& northwest corner Water and Main SIS
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CINCINNATI, Aug. - P. NJ.
The following are the receipts and shlpments OF