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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-21

CINClNNATI, Jan. Il, 1879.
The offerings at auction for the week were 140
hhds and 81 boxes OF these 60 hhds were new
and so hhds leaf, classed as 10 lows: 80 hhus
Mason County, KY trash, lugs and leaf
hhds at 81 1898 80; 2 at 81 s0@5 IS; Is
at $6 20@7 80; at IS 20t99 95; at $l0@
IA 25, hid new at IS 10 Is hhds Brown County,
Ohio trash lugs and leaf-2 at $393 80, at $46R
80, at 81 10, at SO %, 9 at $40 U0@14 Is;
28 hhds and box Owen County Kentucky, trash,
Tugs and leaf-1 hid al $5 rs, 2 at s. S0617 80,
l at IS 00t96 IS, 4 at 81 00913 25, hhds new at
SsS S zoos 50, 4 at $5 0o@5 20, at s. 2O@7 IS, at
Pendleton County, KY trash, lugs and leaf-2
hhds new at ~ 5o@3 95 at Sc 50@7 &c. II at IS %
as 70. % hhds Boone County, KY, trash, lugs
and leafs hhds at 81 2Og2 65, at 81 10
@5 40, at Sc 5597 95, at $999 25. hhds
West Virginia trash at S2a4 49, 4 hhds and box
es Indiana hhds at 90e@$2 70; A boxes at So. SO
boxes Ohio seed leaf, filters, binders, and wrap
pers-1 box at So 05; at "a 3095 95 at $6ql7 80;
at $S@9 95; s at $10@1l rs; / at $16 7 boxes new
at $2@3 80; at $405 95 % boxes Wisconsin
seed leaf filters binders and wrappers-l1 boxes
at 50 9O at So 10; at S6@7 10; at IS 4O@9; at
Sl0@11 rs.
Old has regained its position, and is now as high
as before the holidays. New was in demand and
prices were satisfactory to shippers.
New Lugs-Common trash, S2G2 so; common
colory, s3@3 SO; good colory, 81 5Og5 25 good
New Leaf9ordinary, Sc 5O@S; good leaf, 500
Old Lug+Common smokers, S2@2 so; good
smokers, S6Q17.
Old Leaf-shippers, sS@1O; medium, s13@14 So
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

WILMINGTON, Jan. H.-Spirits turpentne steady
at 1910.
BOSTON. Jan. 81 Flour steady: Western si-
pers, $3@3 Is: common extra, SO 75614 IS. Corn
quiet: mixed and yellow, 47@50c. Oats firm: No
and extra white, 36@4oc; No. 2 white, 3412@
S514c; No. white and No. mixed, sSgS4c. Rye
60@62c.
PHILADELPH1A Jan. 21.-Flour firm: supers
50 25@2 rs; extras, S3@3 25; Minnesota family
9494 621a; high grades, S6e7 SO. Rye HJur So S71la
Der, 81 lO63ae1 or; white, 81 o7@1 OS No Chicago,
9oa95c. Corn firm: steamer 4215c; yellow,
4ss4c; mixed, 4Ss4c Oats easy: white We%
ern. sO@a1c; mixed Western, 2s@29e. Mess
hams, 71a@Sc; picked, 5s4@6l4c green, S>4(a51$e
Lard: Primesteam, 514@6c Butter steady: New
York State and Bradford County extra, 2l@23c:
Western Reserve l2slSe g Eggs quiet Western,
weaker Refined, 6s4c: crude, 7a97@4c. Whisky
scarce Western, 81 0eH.
NEW YORK. Jan. 21-Flour steady: superfne,
State and Western, So 2o93 50; common TO good
extra S. 6oS3 30; good to choice, g. o5@4 SO;
as; St. Louis, So so@5 rs; Minnesota patent
IS 5o@s Wheat quiet spring rejected, nc; un-
graded. s5@9Sc; No. spring, s94aslo; No. 2
Milwaukee. 81 Of; ungraded red, 81 03@1 loK;
Ssr Ss a aei 81 NJ = NJ ~ 'as5sStd aSssT :. ans S5
@l o.; ungraded white. 81 OSh@l Il;
extra do 81 11H Corn: ungraded, 466r47%c; NO.
8, 443s9444c; steamer white 55c. Oats: No. 2
3l1sc; do, white, SAG; mixed Western, Sl@SlHr
white Western, sS@s515c. Hops in fair demand
and firm Coffee dull and unchanged. Sugar
quiet and unchanged MoIasses duh
and nominal Rice active and firm
Carolina. 55s@7!4c Louisiana, 5s4(a654c Petro-
leum dull United, 81 017s@1 o5; crude, SAG
SIC; refined, sac. Tallow steady at 69s. Resiih
quiet and firm at S7hc. Turpentine 27he Eggs
frm Western, 261a@27c. Pc k heavy: mess, new,
81 50(a7 rs. Beef steady: packed. Stl; family
mess, sl4 Cut meats quiet: long clear, 41sc:
short 04 9-l6c. lard quiet prime steam, 60569
6.1215c. Butter quiet: Western. E6@S3c. Cheese
steady: Western, 2@She. Whisky fSmer at
81 l0L,
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE. ls.
Especial dispatches to the Srar.r

I5perlal u1SDHtcileS 10 UHe SGAr.T
OIL CITY, Pa. Jan. 21--900 A. M.-Aneghely
River feet and stationary. Weather cloudy
Thermometer 200. Wind northeast
MoNoNGAHELA RIVER FALLING.
BROWNSVILLE, Pa, Jan. 2l-10:00A A. M-Monon
gahela River II feet inches and falling Their
mometer 90. Wind northeast. Weather cloudy
FALLING AT PITTsBURG.
P1rrsBURG, Jan. 21-11 A. M.-Monongahels
River feet inches and falling. Weather cieal
and cool.
KANAwHA RIVER FALLING.
CHAIR EsTON, W. VA, Jan. 21-9 A. M-Ka
nawha River s feet inches and falling Ther
mometer 800. Weather clear Wind southeast
ALL QUIET AT NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, JAN 2l-Weather clear and
pleasant River IL feet inches below high.
water mark. No arrivals No departures for to-
day. Major W. r. Haines, the freight agent OF the
Mississippi Valley Transportion Company at st
Louis, is in the city on visit to the resident agen
here, Capt. John A. Stevenson.
EsOat-hands, Gossip,
Weather clear and spring like this morning and
ice thawing FAST
Business quiet on the leVee to-day.
The river rose to 33 feet inches at noon and
at that hour was stationary, with 66R feet space
under the Newport Bridge, 6S13 feet under the
Suspension Bridge, aud 68 feet under the Southern
Railroad Bridge, for passing steamers.
The Mamie, from Petersburg, was the only ar
rlVdl IO-uaS ouc CdulG up VIII llo OTIS WHISKY,
IS hogs, 80 sheep and Is pcs cooperage, and will
return this morning.
During the year 1878 the steamers In this district
Seventh DISTRICT carried ,5S3, 913 passengers Oh
this number only one lost his life, and only three
were injured. This certainly speaks well for the
efficiency of the service. especially when com
pared with other modes of transportation.
Capt Frank r. Skunk is in town.
GUS Honshell, chief clerk of the famous G. g. O.
Railroad packet Bostona, is in the city, and will
remain with us until navigation opens.
The river to-day contains about the same guam
tity of ice it did yesterday, and 1t floats past in
large heavy masses 1t is thought that the Pome
ROY gorge will reach here this evening. 1t is very
heavy and its arrival will probably bring msfor
tune and disaster to good deal Of floating prop
erty. t..
The Secretary OF War yesterday sent in repor
of General Weitzel OH the Louisville 4 Portland
Canal for the year ending December. 1878. The
receipts have be n S7s,tl0, and the expenditure.
$75 467 leaving a balance of, IS, ,0f, which, addeC
to the balance on hand of 1873, gives presen
balance of S57, ,Ta3. Reduced rates of toll arr
recommended in the report for the coming year
and have been formally adopted by the Secretary
of War in accordance with the law. On steam
boats and model barges the tolls are reduced from
s to 6% cents per ton; square barges. flats, Goa
boats, 6c., from to cents. AL other rates re
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the sloek-yards. An east-end railroad en-
ploye happened to notice some blood on
the side of the track, which led to the dis
covery of the mangled remains of a man.
The body was literally cut to pieces, and
strewn along the track for considerable
distance. From its appearance a number
of trains must have run over it. 1t was
mangled beyond recognition.
The third fatal accident this winter from
coasting occurred yesterday afternoon, the
last victim being a little girl named Kreu-
ten, aged seven. years, who, with COM
panion, was coasting on Sixth street, South
Side, when her sled ran under wagon, one
wheel of which passed over the child's
body. She was instantly killed.
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PITTSBURG HORRORS.

Attempted Wife Murder and Suicide
-Mangled by Many Trains-KiIled
While COasting.
National Associated Press to the Star
PITTsBURG, Jan. 2l.-John Smith, col
ored, employed in steel mill here at
tempted to kill his wife yesterday after
noon. He locked her up in a room will,
himself, shot her through the hand and
then put a bullet in his own heart. Mrs
Smith was so shocked and excited over The
affair that she could not give an intelligen,
account of it, 1t is presumed they begal'
quarreling, when Smith drew a revolver anc
endeavored to kill his wife. She attempted
TO knock the pistol away, and in doing ST
saved herlife, the ball simply going through
her hand. Thinking he had killed her
Smith then placed the muzzle of the ret
volver to his own breast and fired, the bal
going straight through his heart, killins
him instantly.
At 1 o'clock this morning horrible dis
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Thefollowing deaths have been placed on
record since our last report:

Thefollowing deaths have been placed
record since our last report:
Jacob M. Harper, 81 yrs, Ohio.
Charlotte K. Lewis, rs yrs, city.
Clara Schwartz, IA mos, city.
Elma Klussmann, 19 mos, city.
Augusta Hoenigkrunner, 7 wks, city.
Frank Hoenigkrunner, wks, city.
Louisa Egbert, Al yrs, Germany.
John Richard, so yrs, Germany.
Berthold Ortman, yr, city.
Joseph Mccormick, 20 yrs, Canada
Lizzie Siener, yr, city.
Philip Haustermann, 10 mos, city.
Minnie Shuster, 10 days, city.
Jacob Joeddel, mos, city.
Mary Drury, 63 yrs, Ireland.
Ed G. Vogeding, IA mos, city.
Frank Huelsemann, IS yrs, city.
Mary Schneider, 5 yrs, city.
John Stein, "a yrs, city.
G. Orlando Brown, 2vrs, city.
Infant Wamsgans, still-born, city.
Infant Ryan, still-born, city.
Infant Darling, still-born, city.
Infant Hesker, still-born, city.
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etching Piles"

Symptoms of which are moisture like per-
spiration, intense itching, particularly when
undressing or after getting warm in bed,
increased by scratching, might think pin
worms were crawling in and about the rec
tum, often times shows itself around the
private parts. A pleasant and safe cure in
every case is " Swayne's Ointment" If al
lowed to continue, very serious results may
follow.
Sent by mail to any address, on receipt
of price, SOC box, or three for 81 rs, by
Dr. Swayne & Son, $50 North Sixth street,
Philadelphia. Sold by all leading druggists.
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s.Alarming Sxmptoms.v

A cough or cold, if not promptly attended
to, may result in an incurabIe lung disease.
For all diseases of the throat, breast and
lungs, bronchial or asthmatic affections DR..
Swayne's Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry
is pleasant and certain cure. The Oldest
ton and removes all diseased matter which
obstructs the lungs, the ulcerationis healed,
and the sufferers restored to perfect health.
Trial bottles 25c, large size 81. Sold at the
leading drag stores, or can be had by writ
ing to DIR. Swayne & Son, Philadelphia.
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ILLINOIS DOINGS.

A Rumor Corrected Logan Feels
Vindicatcd.
Special To the Star.
CHICAGO, Jan. 22.-Rumors gone abroad
as to the embarrassment of Couch Il Tate
are untrue. The gentleman in charge says
the Indebtedness is his and not the estates,
which will not suffer.
The Illinois Legislature convened this
morning and ratified he election of Logan.
He delivered speech Of thanks, and said
he regarded the election as q personal vinE
dication.
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Cincinnati Dry Goods Market.

OINCINNAT1, JAN Il.
There was little or no increase in the volume of
business this week. The order demand was light,
with only moderate jobbing trade. The tone
OF the market remains firm, and cotton goods have
aslight upward tendency, but without material
change in prices.
PRINTs-We quote Standards at 55486c, and
shirtings at a. 46151 &C per yard.
BRoWN SHEETINGs-Quoted at 7(a714c for East
ern standards, 61a@634c for Western, and 51a@6c
for seconds, per yard
BLEACHED MusLINs-New York Mills 10l%c
Wamsutta l01ac; Fruit of the Loom, S5zc Ions
dale, sac, and Hope TIC.
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rerIE order to accommodate Eastern -adver-
tisers in the STAR, Mr.. e. Duncan sniffen, No. "
Astor House, New York City, has been appointed
our general and special agent for the Eastern
States This will be a branch office of the STAR,
Mr.. sniffen being authorized to make advertising
contracts on our behalf and receipt all collections
therefor in our name
sB wEATHER.-Probably fair or partly cloudy
and rising temperature for the next twenty-fo
hours.
sB-THR Covington ONCE of the STAR is at No.
, East Pike street. in Hardins Insurance Office.
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Advanced PhYsicians.

Many Of the more advanced physicians, having
found DR.. Perce's Family Medicines prompt aud
sure, prescribe them regularly in their practice.
TwINvILLE. Tenn, May 2Sth, 1877.
DR.. r. V. PIERCE Buffalo, n. Y.-Dear Sir: For
long time l suffered with catarrh. / finally
called in Dr. Zachary Of this place. He furnished
me with your nasal Douche, Sage's Catarrh Rene
dy, and your Golden Medical Discovery. These
remedies speedily effected en- entire cure.
Yours truly, JOHN S. CHAMLESS.
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Died.

MORRIS Monday evening" at II O'Clock, at the
! residence of her son, John c. Morris, Mt. Auburn
Mary c. Morris, aged So years. and resident of
the city for 60 years
Funeral services will be from the First Baptist
Church, Court street, Thursday, 2Sd inst, at 2
O'Clock pm.
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OLD kENTUCK.
Items Of Interest from the INTERIOR

Specials To the Star.
VERSAILLES, Jan. 22.-Ulysses S. Turner
a prominent attorney of this place. after Q
long and painful illness, is dead, and was
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NANCIAL..
CINCINNATI. Jan. 21-2:30 P. NJ.

CINCINNATI, IAN. 2I-E30 P. NJ.
Gold at par
Eastern exchange is in fair demand and rates
steady. Dealers buying at par and selling at
Ito premium.
ing remains firm and demand for it moder-
ate and quoted higher. Sight drafts at $4 80 and
6O-day bills at $4 S6 per t, in gold.
Government bonds firm, but with little or no
change in quotations.
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INpIANAPoLIs Jan. 2l.-Flour quiet and un-
changed. Wheat nominally unchanged: No. 2
red s7@s0c. Corn quiet: new mixed, 2sc; jan
nary, Csc bid. Oats steady: White, A@22c; mixed,
2O@2lc. Rye, &c.
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Special to the Star.

W tto D1tf'
WAsHlNGroN, Jan. 22.-Secretary Schurz.
stated at the Cabinet meeting yesterday
that he had information not yet confirmed,
that Sitting Bull. with five thousand lodges,
had recrossed the border, and would petit
ton to have his people distributed over the.
Indian country with the other tribes.
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main as for the past year. The expenses of pass
ing threechief articles-coal, salt and ore-which
are taken through the canal in bulk, have been us
follows for the year Coal 1.321O0 cent per bushel
salt, SLIGO cent per bushel; iron ore, 6S5l00 cent
per ton.
For Memphis.
WEDNESDAY, 3d. at P. NJ, POSITIVELY,
- = ANDY BAUM H. J. Vinton. Master
IA Apply on board, or to Jas. s. Wise
ISsskss1ass Supt., No. u Public Landing
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For New Orleans,

WEDNESDAY, 22d, at S p NJ. POSITIVELY.
- AGUIDING STAR; W. B. Miller, Mas
ter. Apply on Board, or to Royse &
zfz'akas.zs MosseL Agents, No. 10 Public Landing.
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doctors BRAMRLE & PERQN

Professors Of Midwifery and Diseases Of Women
sused prvaey by ladies in need OF medical aid advice
years experience guarantee immediate relief the
anxious and afflicted Consultation free Hours from A. II
to9P M Medicine sent by mail. Apartments strictly private
274 Walnut Street. between Sixth and Seventh door
Walnut Street HoHse, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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COLUMBIA, O.

As the GAINESVILLE accommodation on the Pan
handle Road, which leaves the city at 10:45 was
pulling out from Russell Station yesterday, Jim
Maloy. the brakeman, in endeavoring to get on
legs were almost severed from his body. His ago
MES were intense, and after much suffering he
died at O'Clock yesterday morning Maloy was
one of the oldest employees of the road, having
served in the capacity of brakeman for about
thirty years. 1t will be remembered h S son was
killed in the same manner about year ago.
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Important names on the register at the Ashland
DAILY, Texas; Capt Thomas Collins Paris, KY;
G. r. Kutur, Chicago, and Rev. James Whitley,
Missouri
Armstrong, the fellow who was found in one of
the offices of the girls department at City School
No. 2 and held there by Prof. Fox with no other
weapon than poker, until a policeman came
and lodged him In JAIL was tried Saturday morn
ing by Judge Kinkead and fined $40 and costs, in
default of which he went to the rock pile. A very
fit place for all such.
some unknown fend that attempted nameless
outrage upon little nine-year-ol child at the
City School, No. q The police began Immediately
to seek the perpetrator, and this they succeeded in
doing Saturday morning last Officer Frazer ar
rested one Nat Kerzey on suspicion. He Is q
New-York tribune., 1879-12-11
Go Unom If AIap Concern

NOTICE.-The attention of persons claiming
any interest in any lands 1s Coeny s1 Sss easd 70 s
ordinance provide or the na settlement Of certain CLAIMS
CLAUSE claims of titles to land arising under any
contract entered into 10Th Of October Is74 which
Commission Glands Commssionl for investigation, shall
M %Sn,ns m % S in o
that they be fully invesiiga,ed and egaaby adjusted
months shall be held ohave and shall have no force
vITho Council shall take into consideration
and report G ns % Ss a an
shall the interested certificate under the
such report shall The o. such decision
10 be published by Goce m The Royal Gazette Every suca
such decision any crown Of ne lands in question viii
feeling ms sI, o BY amy q q s
ssid notice or II absent from the Colony months
% pcon u s9s an srax iIa a
vAny feeling hmsel, sggreyea by any des:Sn 40,
s eh mSGn s e Se passing % Of TINS
from the Colony within a months 1 IN &
objection the decision and praying that the matter may be
claims lands specified in any =.
ordnance or any therein any
eucubranco thereon on account OF any contract or trans
aeon prohtod by Ordinance Mo- VI fis7s account
Of october fs.i from or through any intended grantee
such lands where The intended or the persons claim
Crown are with the order Of priority
ton Property Ordinance Of 1875 such person
may within from the publication OF the notice
herenbcfore mentioned lodge with the Registrar Of Titles
caveat prohibiting the issue Of the intended grant either al
unless the grant be made subject to The claim Of
caveator.
XXI-such caveats shall he In the form and ehal
the effect and shall be dealt With IN all respects IN
be. caveats lodged under
the Real Property Ordinance Of 1876 the Governor shall
grants order such Endorsements thereon
become consequence OF hna Judgment that
may given by the Supreme Court in the matter
such cayeat Withdrawn by the
The Governor issue the intended grant such form and
with will out such agreement
ISL CHARLES MITCHELL
Commissioner Of Lands
Lands Office FIJI. 18th october. 1879
Dll law3w IN
WILLIAM HENRY WASHINGTON wanted
w English gentleman bachelor Sc. Address NJ w.
n0lc Ray AZ
New-York tribune., 1879-12-11
N. Y. MINING STOCK EXCHANGE SILES
THIRD cAIL-2:3O f.. NJ
WEDNESDAY. Dec. 10-P. ".


As was anticipated the quarterly statement Of
the business of the Western Union Telegraph Com.
pany, which was issued to-day. proved to be a re-
markable exhibit. The revised statement for the
quarter ended September 80 shows that the surplus
carried over October 500. $50 greater than the
estimate of September 10 ma IT, To this was
added $40 000 which had previously been set aside
for the sinking fund, but which was returned
to the company by the Union Trust Company be-
cause the drawn bonds were not presented
for payment. This addition made the surplus
brought forward into the present quarter,
81 143,S73. The estimated statement for the quar-
ter TO end December 81, shows net earnings OK
III, 1,173,sI1, or $f62s1 more than sufficient to pay
the dividends of 23i per cent, which were declared
PAYABLE January 10. The charges to construction.
etc. for the quarter amount to $4,000. against
charges of $67 76O for the same items In the
same quarter of 1878. Yet the net baanceis S3O1.-
76O greater than the balance for the quarter OF
last year. The estimated surplus, after the pay
ment of the dividends TO be carried over into the
new wear is 81 190 154, being Si0,2Sl greater than
the surplus of September 80
The following compares the companys revised
statement as made to-day, for the quarter ending
September 30, 1879. with the estimated statement
published September 10:
Estimate. Sept. 80. Corrected Dec. 10.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-11
Cost an0 fonn6.

OST.-Bank Book No. Ill. .S47, issued by
~ the German savings Bank in the City Of NewYork TO
requested the Bank. IL
January 1880 application viii be made
Bank for book.
7 OST.-Bank book No. S1.S71, issued bv
~ the German Savings Bank in the civ Of NewYork to
the Moutogna Unterstnizungs
finder odeyer the Bank restored be-
foIehe February $780, application will the
Bank tor book.
OST-Bank book No. 95,9S6 of the Ger
man Savings Bank The finder is requested TO leave II
ut II not found restored before the lst
cemLer 1879 application will be 10 the for new
book.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-11
Goruoraflon Notltes.
FINANCE DEPARTMENT,

BUREAU FOR THK COLLECTION OF TAxEs
No 32 Chambers ct. NEw. y oRK, Dec /, 1879.
NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.-ALL PER
~ SONS WHO HAVE OMITTED TO PAY THEIR
TAXES FOR THE YEAR 1870 hereby notified q 3
the Receiver es, his
Office ON or before the lst day OF January, 1880
one Der cent will Le collected all paid be
fore the 10Th day OF December. instant; per cent
at tho of i2 cent per annum. computed from
the 9th of October last he day which the
ment rolls delivered to the Receyerl
on all remaining unpaid and after the said ls day Of
No money win be received after O'Clock p IN. Office
hsurs from m 10 y. 10. -
MARTIN 7. MCMAHON,
Receiver Of Taxes.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-11
Nfw Fluctuations.
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IN IE sKsHIRE WITH THE WILD FLOWERS. BY
Elaine and Dora Goodsie Illustrated by W. Ii. Gibson
Small quartz cloth, So Morocco, g. Panel edition. 81 90
APPLE BLOSSOMS. New Red Line Edition. svo. S.
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APPLE BLOSSOMS. lemo. 81 a.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-11
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