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GENERAL GRANT IN 1880.
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INFORMATION WANTED.


CIAMUHL MURRAY CARR, A CAPTAIN
- in the New Hampshire regiment commanded by
Governor Hartman, deserted his wife in 1867. Murray
assumed the of L. N Carter and went to New York
with named Mary Jane Burpee, taking also his
children Lizzie Florence aged "a years, and his two
Fred Elmer and Frank Weston Carr the boys being young
or than their sister Carr with the children and Burpee
woman left New York the steamer Henry Chauncey
having purchased through tickets Wellington, New Zea
land 1t is reported that the children have been sent
Catholic school, and George f. Lane wrote from San
Francisco TO New Hampshire in 1867 that he had recOg
nized Carr alias Carter in theater in that city Carr
alias Carter has since been heard Of III Texas it being said
that he and Lane faro dealers there. In Texas
also In Colorado Carr known Steele Carrs wife is
in San Francisco, heart broken seeking
her children, and desiring to obtain of her offspring
begs the circulate the above. Any intelligence
regarding Carr particularly his disposition of the
children if forwarded to H. r. MIGHELS, editor of the
MORNING APPEAL Carson City, Nevada will be thankfully
received and promptly transmitted to the mother.
July 9th 1878. II
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SHERIFF'S SALE,

DY VIRTTE OF A DECREE AND Or
der OF Sale issued of and under the seal Of the
Honorable Second Judicial District Court in and for
Ormsby County State of Nevada the 18th day Of De-
cember A. D. 1877 and attesed the Goth day Of De-
cember A D. 1877, in favor of Jacob Muller, plaintiffs,
and against H. F. Gouette and Agnes Ciouette defend
nsnts in the of 81 092 IS principal and of suit
taxed at 2 3d. also interest since the 18th day of Decent
ber A D. 1877 $500 60 at the rate of two ) per
per month until paid, and interest 500 81 and $40 80
costs at the rate OF tenQ0per cent annu from
date until paid all in United States gold en together
with Clerks accruing costs in the of So 49, and all
costs which may hereafter accrue, to me directed
manding to sell certain real property described in said
Decree and in pursuance thereto have levied upon and
will expose at public auction to the highest bidder, in
of the Court House door in said Orsby county,
the 18th DAY OF JANUARY, A. D. 1873, between the
hours of A. and NJ to wit: at o'clock NJ, the
real property in said Decree and described fol-
lows, to wit All that piece parcel Of land situated in
Carson City Ormsby County State of Nevada and known
designated the official map thereof as lots
bered eight 80 and nine 90 in block numbered thrythree
1887 of Sears Thompson and Sears Division of said Carson
Cit Nevada together with the tenements Entertainments
and appurtenances thereto belonging.
S. T. SWIFT Sheriff.
Carson City, December q, 1877.
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Pistol Lost 3!

a FTVE-SHOOTER PISTOL WAS LOST
"A in Decker's Saloon last week The finder will be
suitably rewarded by leaving it at the bar of that place
July u, 1875 1w
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CoUNTT TRgAscRsR's OFF7cR,
CARSON CrrT, ormsby County. Nevada,
I,,1v 1879

10 the Hon Board Of County Commissioners Orulsby
COUNTY Nevada:
Gentlemen: herewith submit my report Of the bust
OF the County Treasures office for the half year
ing June 80, 1873
On the LIST OF January 1879 there in the several
county funds the following
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N 0 7 LG E.

TIE MINT or THE UNITED STATES 1T CUsoy, Me-,
SUFEBETEypENT'5 OFFICE, July y, 1878.
AN AND FpER AUGUST 1t lS7s,
Silver Bullion purchased at this Mint in lots OF ten
thousand ounces and loss will be paid for Standard Sill
Doare the equivalent of the LonGon rate ON day Of
purchase, less one-half cent per ounce line.
jy2s JAMES CRAWFORD, Superintendent.
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WARM SPRINGS
mot AND COIN SWIMMING BATHS
Il near the Nevada State Prison. Warm Springs Road
QUITS g. GEORGE. Proprietors.

This splendid Bathing Insstuton and well known place
has been thoroughly overhaued newly furnished
and ia in point OF cleanliness and comfort surpassed By
none on the coast THE BATHS are undergoing thor
ough repair Will receive great addition to their sze
THE BAR IL supplied best OF liquors procurabe
MEALS by First Glass Cooks served 70 order at all hours
The Springs Carriage constantly Orders left at the
hotels will be promptly attended to.
RsTus .,..,...5 SO o~.nts
Carriage Free. n0T'u
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~ OLCOVICH BROTHERS.
bought this day Bankrupt
stock OF THIRTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS, thirty cents on the
dollar. Goods will be up there
In thirty days. Sell all Goods
Below Cost TO make room for
This Tremendous Stock, and
give the good people Of Carson
the benefit Of this Purchase.
HERMAN 0ic0viCA.
ABOVE EXPLAINS ITSELF.
LADIES'. We shall SELL t8oods in Accord
with above Order.
PRICE NO oBJECT.
Take advantage Of this Rare Chance,
tehl3
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IL O 8 TT !!

DETWFEN CARSON AND LAKE VIEW
ID Memorandum Book. containing papers and letters
The finder by leaving the the Carson Post Office
will confer q favor. ljg2Sw'I \. CAMERON
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TIL, above sale il hereby p1etruned unti THURSDAY
hc list Gay of Nay a. q. 1877 hour place
md ny request Of paintItfs and deieuta!ts
S 2 SWIFT, Sheriff
.,arsni. on Nv LII
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TIL above Sale is hereby rostIOneG ultt SATURDAY.
THE NINETEENTH phf Of NAY, - =. 1877, at
hour and place, hy request Of rlittiS Iieianta
s T. SWIFT sheriff
Carson City, April 80, iG.-. ux1
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07


eLoUB AND MEAL-FLoUh Market shade hrmor
low rrars undor 81 30. with inolcgite export dmasd
other SS 9 1S' G5 shGg ss m I Co., .' nts
ho Tor sSRSrN NH mn h, Ss4 n4 w Meet mi a IL s's = S o.
e TO- .T 70 4 :: fs aus: :. - 3. & ~ 80 20
Fancy do e gS9s6 70 c0mmon % Cod LlTa Western
Good Exus Round Hoop ollo. 81 e0dsS Uji tiood ia
Choice do. 81 lgS5 hinheeOe Common Extra, si hyr
stinslt ii s. &$Ss5 co. rSIsnr; sCdfs IS; s! LOUIS
O. 05asi 6j Good 10 Choice fauY s. 7OssS 10 ps,e'
Winter Wheat Extra, 81 6tJ 80; closing quiet sesdS
mont mon IL sGE Choice E2 8 @ 70 cs co Fancy SO
g FL9uN sId' o 1e: :5S. SSs Ps; ~; t Ss%I, ys
low sGzsy so nrsaay vine 81 s ss!s; 500
sacks Cosrns tity Meal. bsc peI 100 D.. BCCk"HEAI
URhTH~wHfAT- -Msekct aou, &c better moderate sI.
S nsss RSf 1&ay 3 eqsGSs SS
aDoa 7o66 bush spot ana special ,ry Including
iieGted sDng 7sSs2e.: Unsradtd sgrns ~ dboci No
sH.%S s SSsr @ H s HHF f1I 1o AbS o. O.
mS % 81 Osgt y, ~ o 80 HSa e. oSss VAS e. oa g."
si1SS& j Asss No. S.G' W.T. 80 % Wstr
MS''f w. wh Sa aGyrnS S%a j. Stfs Ta d Na ca
as as 5s S bid @ ssG ao jshar S oSs Se I'D Of
t 81 Gs ss nTS dS GssS N%,SaSf. a SS sss 3D.
S3 s.s No. So & IRaS 81 Sspf O T. VY n @
Il Ss:emSsr S;ssl 07 Sosins :[.,.$ & .G'
81 oS G,d, a. Osie asked. ..'.KYE dull No. west,
hRnrRY a heavy s sales Sn rnsrnd Canada
81 do SALf Sff9lf
ic. be;lc good export fair trade demand Moderate
business ia options sales 49, 100 bushels options 23i 900
bush spot Including ungrAded Western Mixed. 442a47c;
nearly all +o74a closing l7e hd White western 6lc'
Steamer Mixed November, 46Sd4Ba.C; closing 4bl4c.
bid, Ale asked 90 Deeepber 49,. closing 80 Ec nid
bid 41c. asked do December 479a47 lc closing AZ &c.
nd 47Sc. asked do January 4sSc. closing 4se. hid,
45S. tssked OATS 9alc. better, fairly active local
trade demand sales 100000 bush. Including No. h. 90
No White, Z9lg d3Oc. No 2ytd3Oci No White 81 q
9 9ei No ]. ,Soiassls: No White, S3a$9.e; Extra @
ssc., latter very choice aicd state 2s3ssie; white white
.... EANs-Marruw steady, 81 70Ssl 10 Medium dali
heavy sl IS Red Kidney shade lower. S2GF2 lO White
do nominal sl 20 Pea dH VI b0ssl IS BlAeis - ali
choice new.
fairly active for shipping pricss seaGy ged
straw air demand steady.
HOIS-Dul. n0fninal'y unchanged. =,
UIDES-Cniet. unchanged l,OOO Dry Saed Texas SOLD
private terms. -.
MuIASSES-Quiet. steady, unchanged New orleans foa
kOct Cuba, bO-test, 81 1886.
NAVAL LSTORES-Qulet unchanged Spirits TuSpcnti Inc
2ac Common Gosi strained Flosin, FL 31Ladsl Az
OIIS-UnGhAnged for mOsl kinds and qHlo At tbs eal
tnr Rfued yellow COttsl seed VIA offered az ibc
for SoyrmRer and 45c. for December without bids.
oCElN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. but quiet; Liverpool stssm
10000 bush. Orsn 3d. " n 2toobrs Baooa paf afsash
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
wLnxf.pn Nov G. 1873.


ASHES Quiet. prices Hs before. 800
FkE.iu qul- un,ltargr Carspc- quoted 81 10"
IG.c for Ordinary SfiHh SALT, J'S bags Calico a.
iitafivtO Ia
900 baes ncTrn-ug sogk her" to trSH bag. id grades
oic' n0Hua quoted c2t c fUr Java 1872" 10 qc 70
Isfncil0o dIGr tpr IaguayI i11I7c ir ~uvililll
l6gt7c. MeN an; l2oltc, for - ponhro STOCK o.
Mil or eS hsgs. nc.dng 32 hafs costa Hca 33b
bags African 5i2 Dazs MEXICAN: L3iA Gsss An2os'nra
bags laiSih}
Et.G baes MAJ LcailsI ana .2U3 mats SINGAPORE.
t,OIION-SpOt. qlrt unchanged. lplaEd- -b"pd bfdi.
nary ST,sr. Low Abiding. giioc.. MddIns. ~ sales.
6DS hai- ,;g Monday EVENING" inclun9 JsB ui export
IiJ Tor sunptiOn and transit dcnVerfi con
irart 3Di ha-s IsccHlps thn port this day .jt-O
ba.,: same d,y last week 2IOi2 last year. S2lB F
aTes opened lower but docao Toe reTed HAe- Monday
evening iOWO bal's. 1hsday iTst All NOy"mb"I ~
prrruitr - February. gG3 MAY DS7, ~ Jut 80!
ota 800 balss second CAlIjauu1rv 80, Sii; Apri-
q ~. to,aI TOO bales THIRD CAL D-ccmDrr 9i. "35.
g.5G January, 0i7 ApnL hsl, psi; July lOo3 Total
400 bDsa Also to-day: Drcsmber - - 1852 January.
gggdgiI; Tcbiualy. 9JJ0g.57; Marcn. 90jSa7O {;
Anal g7G4OsI May. S.s7dyo3: june. 19H1 Ir, total
81 100 bales grand total 10000 bales TGluTes closed
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07
Prime BANKERS sterling
ON InndOn

Money was in good supply. and lent on call at AZ
per cent the best kind of commercial paper md
Treasurer at Washington to-day received $iOOOOO
National bank notes for redemption. The customs
receipts were 1910 900. The following is the Clear
ins-House statement to-day: Currency exchanges,
SI 1O FOG 324 currency balances 81, ,637 O69j gold
cxckanaes. SO O20 $50; gold balances. Ss2S, 100.
THE sum of f27, 900 bullion was Withdrawn to-
dav from the Bank Of England con balance" leav-
Ing a net gain in six days OF E307,OOo In London
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07
ErRnrhAN tINANuIAL NAHEEr..

lANuJS Nov Gl23U y. Amer, rrcur!iir- quiet ard
s,Iy CGsu!s 8" fo money 9l'i for tho account ITse
RsilWay share. ln'I
IoNuoN Nuy G-,' 80 = u1-1'o ~ bDllou with.
the Bank % fnai i on balance 10 day - sVv
IoNr"N Eov. g T.. m-Enc Railway shares. -. 10.
Uuatr r'hjrs
li2 iT.nCs . Ccutiu,s Tor tGc account.
IbNpoN Nov. b--i:lj MI. r. Sufs. ionr ana y haf
per lObN ,Toi"tes COUPON. 'n''' '" hYs 'uI'i
LONDON o liI IaEiie Railway sAaIts. pa do.
pfs'cIr-I, &2i.; E,aolIG Rail cad IaiJ
PAti-. Nov 6-INcnango LQnGon. IrIncs % y
fOv Chesks.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07
s1cosp CALL O'CLOCK r. n.
THIRD CALI-2:30 p. y
oeyirrnls
wxpsEspAY, Nov. 6-P. N.
O'CLOCK A. 81.

WxDSEspAY, NOV Or. u.
The statistics Of the receipts of grain at the prn-
Sipal Atlantic ports from January to October 81.
published in to-days TBBuNE. exhibit some re-
markable results. which are not likely TO be OBJ
served unless attention Is directed to them. The
eeuve1ies ut New-YOrk Of al grains for the period
sAaed BY all the railroads amounted TO 55 900 850
'usheh. OF this quantity the Pennsylvania Rail-
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07

In state bonds. Missouri 6s OF 1897 sold at 1O5,
and Hannibal aud st. Joseph issue at 1913
In city bank stocks Corn Exchange lO) sold ut
100 and American Exchange az NJ 100.
liz railroad bonds. st. Paul per cent
firsts were in demand at 100, and sinking
funds at 00So99L,, Northwest gold bOnds being
1t ruug at l03l2 and Burlington and Quincy
consolidated rs at 1l4t The paefcs were al firm
02, Union hrsts 1865 land grants 103ia
sinking funds 1914 and South Poci6cs at 80
Morris and Essex firsts strong at III, ~. Jo-
seph Is at 907s Eley ated rsts al 0Ul, Toledo and
Wabash seconds at ,9501O0. and eA coupon OF
7l472: and Louisville and Nashville seconds ut
81 con. 1888 selling at I04a104
Gold was dull aud featureless at lO0l1, loans
costing 243 per cent carrying. The Assistant
Treasurer paid out $47s, 900 IN coin interest on
the public debt. and 81 100000 on called bonds.
The days business of the gold-ceariDg depart
ment of the Bank Of the State of New-lOrk COW
cred: Gold cleared, Sl0,6S0,O0O; gold balances,
81 43G, ,26i; currency balances, Sl AL ,S43.
Foreign exchange was dull and lower on the re-
turn OF confidence abroad. The leading drawers
reduced rates all classes of bills, real rates being
at concessions of L. TO cent from the annexed
revised quotations
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07
THE STATE OF TRADE.

LrvIaroot. 9-Porkfsstern sisady n' Al Western
RIB steady AZ S5l Long Clear dull ~ 9i9d short Gisai
steady nj Beeflndla Mrssdull at 70 Eiua sts
AZ %. p,tn,s Mess dull NJ co. I.srd-Pnme Western
aau al st Tailov-Prins Cir stsady nj 37s Tar'
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07

peutine-Spirfts dull at 23I Roain-Comm0u dull at Cd;
Finedun alto Cheese-Amenesn Choice duh at41. Lard
Oh dull at 39i. Flour-Erra State steady aE "a Wheat
Mo- Sp dun 6. Ne eSpr ng stea;y ut ID. nov
Winter Sew Western steady at l New southern seaty az
o2d Corn Old Mixed Soft duh at 2il3G Prime New Mixed
drmef "a. Cotton Seed Oi-YeliOw American dull
so ROsiH Common. I0Dden steady o 1urpentine
Spirits, at London ttrmer at 81 I'D.
LONDON. Nov. g. Rened Petroleum 1Ldfisn. per
fsen- Taiow. S59d. per cwt
American.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07
COTTON MANKErs.

fJTyRroot Nov G-l.5U y. m.-Thers IL moderate in
oniry tr ,i,.i which !, ceiy supplied: Mding Uplands
Jii a. Miiing Oricans 81. ,a5s OF tAo day 1000
udinR 900 bales Tor speculation an export k"ccPi-
GGOO bale. al Amonoln Futures sellers at lal decline
Upands. Low MiddBg oause November delivery. 5iaai
also jI!eL. uso sld; U0and, Low Mldllng calse No
vonD,t Iud December delivery, Jad also o'g bPla's
LoN Mdlng claus, DrccnDer ana January Gehy"ry 0'en
pia.N Low Mddins claus. Janna'5 an t3SInarv Hty CIV
Marin dohyoty 5hd also S,-d uPlsadS Low hig"n9a m
Upands low lhgng clause Ne" crop shipped Novempei
ana DrccmJer sal. 6l ,gl. also J'ys . - ,, -. -
inclu."d TO bales Amencou Putares tpands low NM
dhng clause. November delivery 3'lsL pilnas "a" nla
Mid,.rg clause. June anu July delivery. 5-2d
Low Mdding ciAa.e Pe6ruary and Mircn denycry 5i,sd
BAiIMORR- Nov cotton dull and easier Mdding.
SS, Ssj GIies exports coastwse, is bsles sales 24O
cHAHLEsIuN Nov 6Cotton quiet Mlddltns sa0isci Low
MiinE q, - Good UrIBsTy 's4S ;; ngl o6 6eqpls
GiiyRsiSv Nov 0--couon nominal; Middlng. oe.; Low
Mding Sc Good Ordinary. &c. net receipts 5000 baes;
gloss. B 4s9 bales; stock. s9.l7l bales. ~ .,
AFHrIls Nov. 6.-C0ton--Fair demand; Mhd,ng. o,Ic:
ips 83t bales shipments % ba'es saes 1JO Daiesi
NEw.ORrRAss Nov. 6.-Cotton- Good demand: MddiuE.
2t; Low MiId!ing. 9isc GOOD Ordinary Sac; net re
cepls 30sl bales gross li3i bales exports ~ ihe
on 1850 baes cOastwiso. 4bO bales salc 1000 bales;
stock. .3l6 bales.
WOOL MARKET-BY TELEaRAPH
BosroN. Nov. Wool unchanged There is fsr demand
current rates but arc disposed
The demand runs on me9un ana 70" psiGd oo ou. @ tne
az 81 @s9e Tor x Medium Xxx aud hG l. AMI qsos
tin Ficecas range from 80 TO te ior Aenm ana A. ana
oy t, nr 1n Fn~ pssine rouinC tran So TO Isc PuLei
Woods IN far demand at 3QatOe f9T Sqpcr and ~ oss
13o27c Fan and spItns and Territory Woos selling At
previous Pilces
PRINTING CLOTH MARKET.
FAN RIVER Mas, Nov. -There hHs bcan sorne demand
FOR q GuaIe Cloths J.c cash but with the nils holding
for soc. ASA. no business hts been reported.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07
BENZ. G. ARNOLD,
CHAS. ~. FRY, Trustees.
A. r. HIGGINS,
Ocean Steamers

A MEXICAN LINE FOR LIVERPOOL.
~ The only Transatlantic Line sailing under The AMERI
CAN FLAG ~aliug every ia RSDAY from Philadelphia
ONO sails Thursday, NOy ~ IL a. NJ.
RED STAR LINE-T0 ANTWERP.
Carving tho B4 gian aud United Nails sailing soB-
monthly alternately from Phladt pha and New York.
NI.DERLAND y salts TC isSDAI. Nor. 10. IL m.
For .ata, passage ard Other formation tnplS 10
PETER WRIGHT & SONS, General Agenls
3OT Walnut ST.. Philadelphia % Broadway. New- YORK
JOHN MCDONALD. Agent, Battery-piaee New.fork
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY,
" BErWEES NETWORK AND UAVRE
Pier COMPANY new No ~ North Ryr, loot oi otonsI
fPEREEEE Dame. Hednesiay. Nov 10 n in
FRkSCF ira ici!c 80. 49,. "Wednesday Nov. 20 $50 D. M
LABRADOi r. Sauglier wednesday nov ~, a. M
Steamer market TO no: passengers
LOUIS DE BEBIAN, Agent, No. % Br0adway.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07

CENEPAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
NUI0N LINE, -.

EUIUN LINZ, - -
FOR QCEENSToWN AND LIk ERPOOL.
Leaving Pier 81. ". L.. loot 0t klng-st.
NEVADA & ESDAY. Nov. - $50 a. IN.
WTSCONST TT FSDAY. NOy n. M.
MlONlNG....... .... II EpA1 pee ~; ICY a. m
az These built Of iron. 10 ertigf com
furnished with requisite 10 make
the the Atlantic hot safe and agreeable hav.
ing Bathroom -mokug .tOOm, drawn piano aud IL
brary: also EXPERIENCED surgeon aeSs aud caterer on
Tho all deck thua tDSing
light
CABIN PASSAGE accordng TO state room, $50 10 $780,
INTERN EDi ATE. so: SrEERAGE, $40
OFFICE, No. 20 BROADWAY.
NIIIIAM, q CUTON.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07
THE MONEY MARKET.

.-,cY.t REPORT n. Y. STOCK ExCHhN6E SALho'
OFFICIAL WEDNESDAY. NOV 8. 1878
.,rsr cAII-lOa O'CLOCK A. ".
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07
Dipi0eno Noilces


nVIDEND NOTICE.
IL COUPONS DUE November Of the Watervtls aud
Washington Railroad Co., the Republican Valley Railway Co..
Atchison, solomon Valley and Denver Railway Co.
will be paid at the Hanover Bank.
INTEREST COUPONS No. IL Of the WA
4 SATCH AND JORDAN VALLEY RAILROAD COM
PANY's GOLD BON DS. due Novcmpor /, Will be
paid prcsentltOn KOUN1ZE BROS, II Wallst {. W.
SCOFlELD. President.
HEw.YoBK Oct -. 1873
NOTTCE.-The COUPONS OF the & per cent
~ GOLD SINKING FUND BONDS Of tae CHICAGO
aud ALT0N RAILROAD CoNPANY, maturing NOV l:
l7S VIII 10 paid and after that date az the Oitce OF
JEsUP. FATOS q Co. 40 81 WlLam-si,. New.lork
VNHE COUPONS due November j, 1873, on
BONDS steamships CITY Of Rio de JanrO and city OF
be and after thar date at tho Bank OF New
YOrL - .-..
BENZ. g. ARNOLD. }
CHAS. ~. FRY, Trustees.
A. T. HIGGINS.
THg AsIRICA AZ EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK.
NEW. YORK. October lS 1873.
TENHE BOARD of DIRECTORS of tins Bank
have this day declared dyideud OF THREE PER CENT,
free taxes payable after the nrst az NOyetnber
troxnO transfer books will close today and reopen on
The I'd %. November DCMONT CLARKE, Cashier
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07

TI---.--
The following were the receipts and shipments -
and from Chicago aud Milwaukee yesterday and
to-day, As reported by Telegraph:
t;rcript shipments.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07
cLoslso PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCK.
) OF MINING grCXs.
a "a
san fRASJiS()O CLOSING 4
Yesterday. Go day.

Gnvernment bonds again were active today, and
a largo public aud private business i'll the entire
list ni bonds done at higher rapgo of prices,
closing strong on the bISis OF annexed figures:
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07

Totsl busn.. 5j7lGO lJSIg 2et7'% irl6Nr 1850
The receipts aud shipments at and from B"hdlo
yesterday ald to-day nruortod rs follows:
Nrcclut.. Shipments.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07
NEW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL
NEW.YORK, HAVANA and MEXICAN

NJ NEN- UIsk, INV ANA anu NEAIONN
~ MAIL b. *. LINE
Steamers Leave Per No. , North R.ver At p m.
FOR HAVANA DIRECT AID VERA CRUZ.
Calliug o PIOgressO Camptaciy and FrOntera
CITY OF WASHINGTON tUay5na OnyJ Iuurslay Nov. u
CITY OF AERlDA... NV ~
OF FNEWYORk............... Saiurfay, Nov 30
Jeamor New NOV. Is AMI %Ov 2T rr Vera
AiuamOTus, Havana Tamp!CU TUXpan, connection
Wit for New YORK ant above poIJ-
f. ALEXANDRA & SONS, nos. 81 and - Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07

NOhrlin NsiiIp SntSi ifEr nt.Tv,f Y SEwYoRR
SOUTHAMPTON AND bRENEk ,,.
COMPANYS PIEk foot Of jECOSDST, hOBOKF.N.
Manu.. Sat, NoY. sat- N0Y ~
MOS III. ...... sat, nov 10 DONA I.: raj NOV ~
UATFS OF PARSAGE from NEH-YOKk To S0C TIiAMP-
TON. HAvRE OR BREMES: - .
FIRST CABIN god SECOND CABIN Soo goia
HTEERABE. 40 currency
tickets reduced rsteS Prepaid stseI2Se Cerun-
Cater $50
For freight passage apply 10 49,. ,
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07

HAMBURG American Packet COmpany's Line
4 d for PLYMOUTH. CHERBOU RG sBd HAMBURG. =
NIELAND ........N0y. Nov. II
POMMERANIA.....NOy.l II GELLERT. ........,. Nov 25
passage 10 Plymouth London, CherbOlrg HenbD.
and Ill points insngand scotland and ales; frss Oab
go SlOd pcnnd cabin, sO $50 S,eeTage, currency, t50
"KIrNIrARpT& a co. &. r. RICHARD N BOAS,
General General Passenger a gents
I3roadst New N0rk IL Broadway, NcylOrk.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07

Wpbasl, R2ilrUau

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Mo Kan & Texas
100 he 4 u
Ohio ANA Miss
100. be. ~
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-19
DONATIONS I'D ST. LUDW1G'.
CHURCH.
Am Elegant OIL Painting by MIR. l.
HUGepOfAl,

st. Ludwig's Catholic Church, corner of
Walnut and Eighth streets, has received
some handsome decorations this week owing
to the liberality of some of the members of
the congregation.
Mr.. Louis Hudepohl, senior member OF
the firm OF Hudepohl & Kotte, on Main
street above Ninth made a present of a
magnificent and very valuable oil painting
to the church. 1t is a representation OF St.
Louis, King of France, patron Saint of the
Church, kneeling in prayer in his cora
torio." 1t is almost life size picture the
dimensions being nine feet by six in width.
The painting is by young artist of this
city, Mr. A Biester, whose studio is at the
corner of Fourth and Race streets. The
picture is in position above the main altar,
and is the finest Of the many adornments in
the church.
The st. Louis Mems Society, moreover,
had the church frescoed at their own ex-
pense the artist being Mr.. Stahl, ofAine
street. The walls now present one of the
most pleasing sights of any in our churches.
From the above it will be seen that the con-
gregation is greatly interested in beautify-
ing their place of worship.