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now THE DEPOsED DYNAsTIEs
OF FRANCE HAVE
BEEN TREATED.
pall Mail Ciazette.


The manner IN which the various
rlynasties in France have deposcd
each other il curious enough to notice
for moment when il is question:
whether Prince Napoleon could be l.
galIy or cred to leave the country
In 1874 after the tirsl all Of the En-
pirc. ~, exceptions were taken against
the Bouapartc family; but alter the
III bred Days and Waterle, the whole
Imperial family were banisrd forev
or. After the fall of Charles x per-
peina i,anish,neni WAS decfccd against
the elder Bourbon branch, and the
prescription Of the BoaaparteS was ro-
ncwpd. After the revolution which
drove /. ,uis PHILIPPE from the throne.
the Republic dccreel the perpetual
hanishuI III Of all the families which
dad lgued in rrnnee THIS was III
My, 1913, and in the following Octo-
der Tie law was repealed as lar as il
concerned the lionaparteS. and the
law has never been re-cnacted In
1871 lie Bonrbpns were likewise per-
~ lied Ia return to France, and sn, III
fact. ~ law o! banisl,ntnt a present
cxists
1t is ttne tina, IN 1872 NJ Theirs
cousiderei himself justified in having
Prince Napoleon conducted to the
frontier, Oh the ground that Napoleon
jill aud his dynasty hid been de-
ppspn, aud this deposition implied ex-
pulls on Of tho family A good many
lilrrals IN the National Assembly
disputed the soundncss OF tins princi-
pie, and among. them was NJ .c Coy
sr, wine is now Minister Of Justice
and Keeper Of the Seals In orde t.
avoid threatened defeat, M. Du
fanrc appeared III the Tribune on the
part Of The Government aud proposed
that The Assembly should consent te
the following measure: .Dnring the
five years following the PRONUNCIATION
Il the present law, the members 81
the Imperial family can neither enter
nor reside on french Territory with
unt the authorization Of the Govern
mcni.p Tie Natl nal ASSEMBLY agreed
M tI,is. Prince Napoleon was after
ward elected to represent Corsica, and
sat in the National Assembly until il
Was dissolved by Due dc BrnSlie.
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JOSH RILLINGsEsSIs.

II IA young man haln't got we'll
balanced head | Ike 10 see him part
lis hair III the middle.
dou'I take any foolish chances If
wng vailed upon to mourn over a
dead mule should stand in front ov
him aud do mi weeping
There : no man 50 poor but that he
kan afford TO keep one dog, AMI have
seen them ST. poor that they could al
feed To keep three
say 70 , thirds av The rich people
IN this wold, make the most on Your
money, for it makes tie mos, IN you.
Happy theu-ln.
never argy agin success when |
sex il lattlesnaix's he'd sticking ont of
"a wnulc bear ol To the left and say
Ia hisrlf that hole belongs to that
snaix
Tie inflel argys just as bull duz
chaned IL u post. lie bellows and
saws, bui he don't get hose from the
posi. neliss Not much.
thank the Lard that there is one
thing ia this worll that money kant
buy, aud that is the way Of dogs
tail
ne,iss enc thing. the NAN who
rides ~ the kars every day IS salts
fled with enc scat, bnt he who rides
once year wants iour
The man whnm Nnn can't get To
write paeiry or tell the truth until you
III hin half drunk, amt worth the il
vcstment.
Whenever see real hanisnn
womaa engaged in the wimmlu's
rights h;zzness, am going to take
If ai hat and jne The proceseiinn.
See if don't.
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SOLD BY DRUGGISTS GENERALLY.

Vs. Schnack, Stevenson d Co, Wholesale
Drugsssts, Chicago, supply The trade at man.
uhActurers' prices.
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The book contains nearly 900 pages, ~
by 6inches and is designed 10 be a pocket
companion for every wide-awake man in
the mining camps and financial centres OF
the West.
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Notice.

AuOTICE is HEREBY aIyEN THAT WILL, ON
EM Saturday the lot, day Of Angnst A. p 1879,
at ~ O'Clock Of said Jay. at my once IN iaano
city Boise county r. ,ffer at pubic auction the
snin Of Two Hundred and Fifty ts250l ollars 10
tie lowest bidder therefor in county Warrants Of
aad Boise county. fssned aud registered prior 10
January 1869. iSlloh ~
County Treasurer
IDAHO Cry. ]. r., Aug 6. 1sT9-td
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1, The United States Mining aw and Land
the law Is immediately followed bs the Land Office
Instructions relating thereto This il eonven.
lent arrangements. as II avoids turning several
pages when the Instructions nsnlted in con
necion with the law.
2. Digest OF all Decisions under tho Mining
Laws now In force. II : brought down to the date
OF publication, and. containing the latest decisions,
takes the place OF all prinr puu lications.
3 New and Improved Forms fpr making the
various proof, rai the location OF CLAIM miner s
lien, NOTE, to delinquent co-owners. &c. down to
issuance of patent
4 A Complete list Of Patented Mining Claims,
arranged by stat Il rrtory, County. and district.
This lis Is woeth TO mining men many times the
price of the book.
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P0sToFFICEs.

POST0FFICES.
The following is list of the postofllccs
in Idaho Territory.
Ada county.
Boise City. Middle Valley,
Browulee, payette Store,
Dixie, Payetteyiile.
Emmetsville, pomeroy
Falk's Store. Salubria,
indian Valley, Ihurman's MILL
Lower Boise, Weser.
Maun's reek, weiser Bridge.
Middleton, Council Valley,
Alturas county
Atlanta, Mountain HoIae,
Rocky Bar.
Bear Lake county.
Bennington. Bloomington,
Fish Haven, Georgetown,
Iowa Bur, ibery,
Montpelier, ovid,
Paris, Saint Charles.
Boise county.
Banner Ceuterville
horssshoe Bend, Idaho city,
Poneervilla, Placerville
Quartzburg. Squaw Greek
Garden valley.
Idaho county.
Clear Water, Elk CITY,
FLORENCE, Grangeville,
John Days Creek. kamai
Mount Idaho. slate Creek,
Lemhi county.
Fort Lemh Gibbonsville,
Jordan Greek JunctioR,
Lcnihi Agency Chils,
Salmon City.
Eez Perez County.
camas Cresk. -Four Mile.
Geuesee. Iapwai,
Lewiston. Moscow,
Thorn Greek. Thorn Valley,
Oneida County.
Oneida, Cherry Creek.
Clifton, Corbett's Station,
Eagle Rock, Franklin
GENTLE Valley AIalsd city.
Mink Greek. oxford.
PLEASANT Valley Port Neuf
Ross Fork. Sand Hole
soda Spgincs. Terminus.
Weston.
Owyhee County.
Bruueau Valley, taft River Bridge,
Cast 'reek. Fairyiew.
Goose IleSk Marsh BASIN,
Oakley. Reynolds T. eek,
Rock creek, Silver city.
shoahone County.
Pierce city.
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Particular attention paid to
Territorial News.

II you want live and cheap paper sub
scribe Immediately.
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Notice.

~Sss HE FOLLOWING WARRANTS WILL BE PAD
4 onf 81 the Current Expense Fund on presenta
iion at MY Office:
No. 49,. IN favor of jam Apperson, 70 w
H 75 q V X. witt. ..........- . 10
Also. the following Warrant viii be paid ont OF
the Hospital fnnd; -
No 2b5. In iavor Of L. A. Brrge' s22o "
IsiDlR SMITH
County Treasurer.
IpAHo CITY, I. T., Aug. 6. 1s79-2m
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GENERAL LAzARoFF, Of Russia. is
deal.
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Notice.

In the Probate Court of Boise county, Idaho Ter
ritory.
In the matter of the estate of John o'Donnen.
seceased:
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN EY THE UNDER.
IL gned, executor OF the estate of John O'pr:.-
mel, deceased. to TIE creditors Of and all persons
having claims, against. said deceased, to exhibit
them. with the necessary vouchers to him nj
Pla-ervills, Boise county l. 7 within ten months
after the FIRST pAblicStion Of this notice
THOMAS BURKE.
Executor of the estate of John oDonnel de.
ceased.
Dated Idaho city. July ., lsT9-.w
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The Best and heap st Liver and !;
Body Pad in the Werid
FOR THE---
LIVER, lUNFS, STOMACH, SPLEEN,
BACK AID KIDNEYS


AN IMPROVED APPLIANCE for &f.Oo to Prevent,
Relieve and Cure the following Diseases
AGun and Fever, Dumb Ague, lutis. liver
Complaint, Biiiousiies., Jaludce, Torpi,;it, =.
enlargement 0f the Liver. Iassituds, Iudfgc>-
tiop, dyspepsia, sick Headache, Depression
OF Sptrits, Duiiuess, Want OF appetite, Ma
Ltrtal Diseases, hnia geinept of the >piten,
Agtie Cake, rheumatism, Neuralgia, Lum
baso, Scatica. Pains i'll the side, Back, Bones
and Muscles For the Relief of sstnnA, G,.-
terrh, Bronchitis, DipIitheria, Whuopn.;
Cough, Weak Lungs; also, ii Great Eetis,i in
Female Weakness and lrreguiarity
The One Dalinr Pads are within tho roach Of
every sufferer. Rich Poor, full size, highly ini.
ea"i, containing the besi known absorbent ms:
aud VIII prove boon Ia all Odd and Young, W ,lle
and Female. Can le at al inns and under al
nent BY wearing this pad over the pit of YOU stem ,h
you save doctors bills, avoid taking drugs
rect the stuinach, iVgnratn the liver ptegeit bilious.
ness absorb from tho system naaral and contagious
uissses, and mad ready relief Ii you certificates
Ne eau send them.
Price, full regular Liver size, FL each.
Large lsody Pnd, rubber back, So each.
We send them by post, prepaid, every
where, far and near. 1T not found at 4o,lI
Druggists. u AXE NO OTHER, but iuclos..
m count To ms, and you will receive either
size ordered by return mail. address
C. a COOK g. CO.. Chicago,
Sole Agents for u. s. and Canaeias.
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS GENERALLY.
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lost. sstrayed or Stolen.

ssINE HEAD OF HORSES, LAST SEEN AT THB
w Star Ranch, on or about the last tf November,
1878 one small roam mare. black mare and tai, and
had bell ON, One year ing horse colt, dark taI
or brown. One yearlng bay mare cold One good
sized pinto mare, eight or nine years Old UDs
light grey erse. seven or eight years old ols
sorrel Ii rise colt, with ball face, three years Cd
II
Said six horses being branded with on the len
shoulder Also. one iron grey horse, ive OF "
years old, hind feet white and saddle marx on le'
sde zip of ears white One roam horse, oali 'sCsu,
four white feet branded on left shoulder WIN ~
SHOWN above, on left ip with horses head ana
- and one iour-year old pinto mare colt
will pay $25 reward to anyone giving MS u
formation as TO their whereabouts
July lin
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affair." and Professor Reesing is to furnish
the instrumental portion of the evening.

affair, and Professor Reesing is to furnish
the instrumental portion of the evening.
Mr.. J. c. Holloway and Miss Clara Lintz,
the accomplished daughter of Col. Peter
Lints, are now two hearts that beat as one.
This joyful accomplishment was consum-
mated BY Rev. DR.. Mcknight, at the resi-
dence of the BRIDES parents on "Wednesday
afternoon After the tyihg OF the knot the
couple embarked for st. Louis. where they
expect to pass part of their honeymoon.
The MeCreight and Teegarden farce has
got its finale. A disordered mental condi-
tion kicked the stuffing ont OF Justice. and
it had to be satisfied by accepting plea OF
assault and battery, when the charge was
shooting with intent to kill. The defend-
ant agrees to shoulder all costs The liberia.
offer is grappled at, and the Judge makes
it $50 and costs-ih all about $200-which
the defendant plauks down and is dis
charged.
The wife OF Tom Richardson (colored)
the hack driver Of the Broad-gauge, at
tempted suicide on Tuesday by swallowing
heavy dose of strychnine. A doctor was
Immediately called in and soon had her
out of danger. Mrs. Richardson is q ro-
bnst white woman. She gives as the cause
of attempt that her husband lasscruelly
treated her of late, and that on the day
mentioned above he deserted her. Rich-
ardson and wife occupy wretched hoyel
on East Columbia street, below Spring.
The matter was hushed up and did not
reach the news gatherers until Wednesday
night
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mand al 81 6ca2 rs DER dozen and dressed at q 50
az a per dozen. Live geese A. a 75M42 6D and
ducks at 81 25a2 rs live. and ssm3 30 dressed f0y
cho ce Rabbits al Al glaI 7b per dozen and
ouaiIs In demand nj a. 81 per dozen sauirrels
dull at 75cfsi per doz, n: wild I rseys Vt soca
81 each and yeuison saddles A. leMI2rs per III
Rags gu ct and firm. We quote white cotton
at 4c, mixed do at 2sz9Sc per ID. Soft WOODEN at
13@l6c and common al lc per lh -
slarch In fair demand, and fine pearl at s@s1<c
and gloss at6@614e per ID. - -
Salt IN moderte demand and STEADY Turks
Island at ssc, tnarrive. and 40c IN store. per ou.
Coarse LiVerpooi al sl Uz.S9l 20 per saee, W
sr ns ~ Wnv n ner =, y amu HaaWha az "a 90 pee
soan % ou;et % sna fsIr E ae,asn e,a W w W. oro. cs,.
ou r. iulas anu in hs,l aeA" as we guos ueI %
,"n Inr "a a, a., ni'e a. sc ana common yer
WS saeS a. tiroU Es' VI r. sdor..o oss-, ,,,,.. .,o
n, sSl5ann nar III "a ,,vs,o,b a. 90 snn.o al ~
bu FIsxseed stead ~ 81 S,ns, es nsr n, !" ~
Ta,iow steady snS o., ,at oma r,opra,o ou n.,s,o
with iibersi otfsrin.s conntrv at ss@@sLSr snj
city rendered lgose At 6s%c ner in 'YSS'|s" '"
T,nners, s,ocr. Ma,pns s,oaGr W.. ~ .rd o,,.t w.
ouo,e. Zinc slab 5@7izc. az "a snaos osao,%rs
block tin 26@S1c Ier III Tin nis,s Shast ro.f,,S f"
sSaS q ner Roy. sheet h,aSs o. ,er Ih oo1os &
gots 2tc: do brasiers, shee, sf,yea sseSSa;c. de
sheathing IA to l6 oz. 29c RUS N IRON iS's Amsr.
ican nlanished ron ,0i1c. t,"nars snidoa ~.
isc rer ib' ~ ''""s'' 'S'Ne'' A'S
VegetableS Turnips In iaryo srnn,v at -,eass,
ner hrI rahhaga A., a. -. Sa 90 s'pp'y 80 ~ ~
iors quiet NJ SNag n nor ae q " y" "'iNa' "''
Wns, in fasr vsS s,esoy oo ye' Sa,na,d and srr,a
rsceints We onote. nwashedMcombing ssGa!sc.
1920 S"oee ~ 'oVv"o.,
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Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses have been
issued since our last report:
George c. Thayer and Ruth R. Neely.
s. Russell Barr and Annie J. Cox.
George Kahny and Ella Mohn.
John T. Campion and Emma r. Hedger.
Frank II. Tanner and Nina v. Pennell.
Isaac D. Adler and Theresa Hyman.
Martin c. Ludwick and Amanda c. P0rr.
Harry Van Gorder and Harriet Cady.
Frank B. Barkley and Mamie Walter.
VIM. A. Carson and Maggie Siegler.
Joseph Walter and Juann B. White.
Frank Greve and Katie Stenernagel.
Geo. P6effer and Louisa Schott.
Patrick Fenton and Regie Cunningham.
John II. Kinney and Alice NJ. Recap.
VIM. A. Bennett and Alice E. Henry.
Philip Friedrich and Sophia N. Lange.
r. McNeely and Charlotte Schumacher.
Michael Fleming and Julia Freany.
J. Susselin and Amelia A. Leonhardt
Edwin B. Fraas and Clara F. Goudy.
J, D. Tebbenhoff and Charlotte Schwartz.
Chas. s. Compton and Sarah Basey.
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Additional Courts

SUPERIOR
John Munroe 4 Co. against =. W. Dohr-
man. The plaintiffs are bankers In Paris,
France, and allege that the defendant drew
a bill of exchange in Cincinnati in Decem-
Der, 1878, directing Schilling & Brunning,
bankers in Bremen, to pay c. F. Adae 2,6sS
vix marks, and that Adae discounted the
draft and indoised it to the plaintiffs who
sent it TO Bremen, where its acceptance was
refused. Plaintiffs now ask Judgment for
$63S. Case in progress.
COMMON PLEAS.
John W. Beeler against w. P. Conrey, l..
Pearson and W. Cornell. Suit to recover
$413 on the bond of Conrey as guardian OF
the plaintiff In progress before Judge
Johnston.
PROBATE.
The will of VIM. s. Hudson, late Coun'
Gilman, was probated with Caroline NJ.
Hudson as executrix.
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DAYTON, o.

The new United Brethren Church, Just
completed. at Germantown, is to be dedi-
Gated on the Sunday following Christmas,
December 18th. This is no doubt the hand
soonest church i'll Montgomery County. out
side of Dayton. The architecture is Gothic
and the frescoins conforms In style. Be-
sides the main auditorium there are two
small rooms which can be used in connec-
ton with the Sunday-school, or for prayer.
meetings, &c. The floor is carpeted
throughout, and the chandeliers are of ex.
quislte pattern. Bishops Weaver and
Dixon, Rev. DR.. Berger. editor of "Our BIZ
BILE Teacher" and Others will be present
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PBILADEIeHIA. Dec Is. - Flour less active:
Western extras. s. 4516; Minnesota extra family.
medium. &c 371a fair 4555; good 81; fancy. 81 .;
IS so. Wheat: little dehfand: Western rejected,
81 so; No red, December, q 541a bid. 81 54t!
asked; January. u 55ss6 bid 81 56A asked; Febru.
ary, 81 5s bid. 81 5sl asked. Corn less active.
old Western mixed. on track. es2@sse:
SAIL mixed, December, &c bid, 6i4c asked. Oats
active but firm: dark mixed, 4s1Sc: light 1870:
white, 505ac. Provisions steady: Mess beef sis:
mess pork. .$l46 50; smoked hams, l01a@llHc;
ter weak: cFesmefy. extra s2mS4e:. Sea,sTate
State and Bradford County. extra. 29@SOc; West
ern Reserve extra. 2s@25c; do good to choice.
lSta22c Eggs quiet: We,tem 20@22c, Cheese
arc. Petroleum nominally unchanged. WHISKY
firm: Western 81 15. ~
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DROWNED.
Sad Death Of a Covinston Man.

Sad Death Of Covington Man.
Herman Wehn, married man. leaving a
wife and four children living in Ptasel-
burg, back of Covington, KY, was drowned
between 8 and 10 o'clock this morning.
He was at work on coal float belonging
to August Kunzler. at the foot of Russell
street.. and was walking along the outer
edge of the float, in order to get shovel,
when he lost his balance and fell back
wards into the river.
Before help could be given him he sank
to rise no more. Up to 2 o'clock this after.
noon the body had not been recovered. The
river at Russell street is very deep.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

l.-.- - :. 80.
WILMINGTON VII Dec S'-splrts turpehtine firm
at SIC.
oswr,o IN, 70 ,rhao, a,,,, S,..,, :,
unchsnsed. w; Western aoc nfn 'ofn no'n'naiiy
N,eNae W. :.
IND1ANAPoL1s Dec. iS.-Wheat firm: No. 2 red.
81 29l 30 Corn strong: new, 3S9Ss1ac Oats
s0eau' AZ +s'17a'.
PEORIA. Dec. IS Corn easy: New, S7k@S7slc.
Oats steady and firm: white, 37s4@3Sc. Rye quiet:
No. 2, Sl4@Sl14c
ST.. Louis Dec. 1s s-Wheat higher No. re
A 3aE: No. =. 81 25H. Corn batter: Ma 3.
'NIs~
MILWAUKEE,. DEC. r.: as;ZWheat strong: December.
81 2eA; January VI z7ss M February, VI Ssh Corn
u.aadv. Taa No + TTc Rarev n',iet. No 5 5ac "''
''e"os' -'0' ,v,. ~. - -, -
Corn MsS 4sc Ra;ey ys1y
little done; Ex :, February, &C. Rye; Cash ~ 5sc,
January, 7STc; FeDruary, i91ac. Oats: May, 3914c.
NssBylI,Uf, TENN, Dec, lS-Cottoh: Ordinary
| 10slc. good ordinary lie, low; midilng lie,
middiing ike. good middling 1lNc. Wheat:
Fancy 81 27. choice 81 26, medium 81 2O@1 %,
| low grades S1001 10.
u.1r,,.o,p nec ~ -.Morvxt q rrs m;xoa oss,,
s,,nt sSEc. npw Slc Tecemher 6iILc: fami,
% aPp soc: U:7aF February sos1; Wheat: No. red win win
eef spq. Tshrnsrr nar q SSH ~ wa 'anuais
VI o.; fepruafJ, " ooz4' ,.. .,..........
LOUISVILLE: Dec. lS. . Flour Quiet and un
changed. wheat nrm AT u 8. Corn: new white
44c; mixed. 42c. Oats steady: white, 8Sc; mixed
| 38c. Rye quiet at 8Sc. Hay steady at $l4@i6
Pork nomnalsy at $l2 So Lard excited and
heher Cnofee ieai uetHe. pa; 1o Kess Sc. buiI
slsNsssc Rscon: none here. Saear.c1ree Mans
I0%cc' Whisky Arm at 81 09.
VI r ~ ,s. .,A
BOTTOM. Dec 40 S.esuo; = y: me.sefn ~ supel
hne, es 5O@4: common extras' y 25@45e Wiscon
sin extras, s4@o; Minnssota dos 's@6; Winter
whests, Ohio ana Mienisan. 5000 q; Illinois
and Indiana. Hogo: ~ LOUIS. y oOoe6; Wis.
consln sna mnnes1 !n.a psW. esn., g,oceA spfiins
mixed ana yeii0M, as7aeaoc .sas UaS IN modcrate
demand: oid oS94ac' new oa@Sec hye' oo@
7oc. ~
P1rrsBuRa, Dec !s.-wheat steady: mills quote
choice No. red. 81 336al So; amber and white
$f S4Sa1 IS; rejected $lG11 05. Rye steady at 8S@
9Oc. Malt: barley, $l6Dl 10; rye. 85@90c. Corn
yellow, shelled. 51952c; mixed, 50g5lc; yellow
ear, E@4se; mixed, 45a46c Barley choict
spring, 9Oa95c; medium 8ads5c; stained, 7O@75c
choice fall S95c@$l; medium, S5@9oc Oau
heavy: white, 4l@l2c; mixed. 40@ilc. lIl
Nav ORLEANS. Dec. 17-Flour: Demand fair
double. s6@6 12k; treble; 81 S7l%a6 62L5; high
s,sdes s6 756a7 971S. Corn in 70 d demand II
sssSsS7c. Oats active but firm at 49aa59. Com.
@esi scarce and Arm at 81 40 Hay held higher
mo stock in frst hands PORK dull and lower and
held At sis 5O Lard steady: Tierce, s5I(as%; keg
o. mfr meats Quiet but steady; bulk sIiotiiders
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Death Record.

The following deaths have been placed or
record since our last report:
Infant Hawkesley, stillborn, city.
Infant Groten, stillborn, CITY.
Nellie Dickson, six months, city.
John Quinn, IL years, city.
Sister Theodosa, 81 years, Ohio.
Sarah Mclean, 85 years. PENNSYLVANIA.
Samuel Ridenour, 6l years, Maryland.
Oliver Perkins, 30 years, Ireland.
Cath. Sydbeck, 65 years, Germany.
Mollie Bailey, 10 years, city.
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CITY cemmissionsrs

Z The Board was notified that the County
Commissioners hsve filed lien for the
SUM Of $500 against BENZ. W. Barton, c. M.
Steele and BENZ. Barton for material fur
nished fot the constructien Of Thomas
street from the c., H. & d. Railroad track
10 Harrison avenue. i5fts' Y y
Ordinances to change the grade Of Knowl.
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ton street from Hamilton Pike to Mad
Anthony street and Fergus street from the
south curb line of Chase street to ihesouth
curb line Of Knowlton street were transmit
ted to Council.
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FIN CIAL

CINCINNATI, Dec 1872. M.
Exchange on New York is in moderate demand
and steady. Rates unchanged. Buying at k dis
count and par selling
Sterling ,iscnanged Sight. fS411gg, fol sixtydaya
AZ 4S2 per startling - -
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and that is at present slow to respond.
Miss Louisa L. Smith has opened d
fashionable dressmaking establishment at
No. o South Race street. Cutting
ard fitting by the latest modes she makes
speciality Of. ...yH .2
While the hook and ladder wagon was
on Its way to the fire on Monday afternoon
1t collided with yOungster named Speh-
Ger, which threw him so as to fall Under a
hind wheel. He escaped with severe
bruises. t.,.. tfE
The alarm of fire from Box 10, Center
and Obeachain allev for small blaze in q
cottage in Obenebain alley. occupied by
coored lady named Carter, BY which the
building and effects were damaged to the
extent of $50.
Mr.. II. M. Belts. the popular yardmaster
of tho G.. g., c. & l. Road, has rendered his
them Gre ditably for several years. Mr.. w.
II. Ii. Wood, fornserly yard clerk Of Dela.
ware, o., is TO sacteed him.
The Star and Crescent Society Of Che
Springfield High School announce literary
exercises and supper for Friday evening
next in the Central School, the proceeds Il
be used in the payment Of a piano pur-
chased recently. Assist them, render. .
! The Congregation and Council OF the First
Presbyterian Church, after due considers
| tion OF circumstances, have concludedttG
permit Rev DIR. Mcknight to sever his pas
toral relation to them. He Is now at lib
ferty to accept the Brunswick On. J.)calk
/ The memorial Guards announce q mash
ball for Christmas Eve, December gath, d,
(which number OF elegant prizes will b
4 given out. 10 the 'pafticiPtntS zischer'i
Hall their armoryJ win u used for th,