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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-07-01
Nom.Rcsid EFT Taxes.

THE following list Of taxes on real estste Of
] non-resi.isai owaer r. ,,, in the Sny Ellsworth
day Of June. is,p. has been returned by him TO
osJuns isso by x. ess %e % Of ,ss date na
now remain unpaid: and notice Is hereby given
that il the said taxes and interest aud chArfts
are not pal TO the treasurer Of said city within
eighteen months iram the date OF the commit .nsnt
al the said bills much VI the real estate taxed
as will be sunio,eat. 10 pay the s,aoant due
therefor including interest and charges will
without further n.,tsce be sold At public Auction
a, the room q The Mayor aud Aldermen, In said
city. on the thirteenth day Of Decembsr. lsso, at
10 O'Clock in the forenoon
Name and Description Of Value. Tax.
Real Estate.
Boynton. Geo H., land OF Garland . IS % IS
Clark. John \, McCabe lot. $500
Curtis Martini homestead. sso ~ Isl
David Dyer. Is, lot near Drink
Huldah Dyer. land of Gerry. 800 90 ass
Emerson. Geo. C., house on $500 ga.
ross. /, d. Murch land, aooo $50
Frost. Jacob, scwsll Phillips place, $50 % as
Fullerton, Mary A., Is OF VIM.
CHM. Chas- A.. land W p
Cos, jas r.. shingie MIN and
%: y: sa.s.., .:.. W.T. !. Fam. i;
H.-igkinz. t.recueaf. or unknown. -
homestead. $500 50
HoNard. Louisa, ID tas near A r
Drtnkvascr's, 1ooo rs
Houston, Prank. land of stephen
Gross, G 90 4 50
Geo. II Hook. house near Ponds
spring. aoec sT2
Jarvis. I. :. Est. par, Of circuit
Jarvis p. :, Est. house and lot on
Lake. scwaII y. house ON Main 81 1890 % 81 70
Jordan, Horace W =. house and land 900 COL
son store isoo 90 50 2.
Moor, VIM. r, homestead. 500 80 1870
Murvh. John H., part II J. l..
Murvh Est. Isl % sa-
March. l. :. acrc Of land 500 10
house on " a,sr s,- 1900 sgT
fatisu. Ambrose, Geose Floyd
richardson. Isaac. NH a, Happy
Town. $50 % : e3
Rowe Elijah c. land Of Gerry. lOoWl
Rowe, tiUah &, part of Mcfar-
ROYAL Chas. W. Ia OF Bennett
Royal MiIariF. Ia u Bennett
sss n,iers Marx. Perkins place
saunders Marx. homestead lnciud.
: Gr0-s land. 6T3 Dp Us
SAWYER, y. r.. house anil hot
shutc Benjamin house and lot. rs 90 go
smith 4. Edgar place ON surry
. Rad ,o,,,, no,,. loo S 90 mS
ThomP-"u VIM kst-. Moses Hale
Farm. SO 70 l0g
riakcr. Mr.. Emily. house on
Hancock ST. 90 -
Trvworsy Henry T. tain place. 5000 ~.
~ebh"r wm- II 10; at falls. loooo ais
Whitaker. stephen II land ami
Whiting. Jane. E.t. Garland
piscs, l5oa q
{. g. PECK.
Treasurer the CITY Of Ellsworth
Eilag urth. June 18th. isso- 3w3T
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Notice Of EOreclOsure

WHEREAS Augustus Colby Of Deer I.Is In
w the County OF Hancock and state OF Main
on the fourt9siay of November 4. D. Is7s hy M
deed OF Mortgage of that date, recorded in th.
Registry of Dec'ts, for said County of Haneock
In HOOK l65, Page I, conveyed 10 Elias Thomas and
Daniel III. Bacon, both of Portland In the Countv
Of Cumberland anal STATE OF Maine copartner. un
der the firm name of Elias Thomas & Co. the fol
lowing described real estate viz A certain marcel
OF land with all buildings thereon situated in
Deer Isle aforesaid. and describcd and bounded !.
follows, Siz beginning at The highway at ~.
North last corner Of the PREMISE. thence south
eriy BY land of Charles Pre.sey the shor. Of the
land OF Mark III. Lufkin thence by .aid Lufkius.
land Westerly 10 the highway; thence by said
highway Nurthcriy 10 land OF Angelins Sau1ders
slence by said Anzeline Saunders land La stcrly
Northerly and Westerly 10 said highway thence
dan theme by said Jor,iAn.s hand EaSs-riy ami
Sortheriy To The highway and by said high " y 10
The urst mentioned bound, containing ten acres he
the zane more or less. OF however Otherwise des
crtbeai. the same being the homestead lot and
buildings now occupied by the aaid Auxustu,
Colby and whereas the condition Of sald Nortxa ge
l. broken Notice Il hereby given that the under
signed being the own.rs Of said mortgage and he
mortgage by reason OF the breach Of the con,IitIop
tlereof pursuant 10 the statute in such case mad,
and provided. 4s
ELIAS THOMAS
DANIEL II. BACON
p,,, -, - ELIAS THOMAS L co.
Ni' "uhe 3D. 1881 3w27s
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OBJ 6llsWortb Amtritan.

Published every Thureday Morning At Coombs
Block Ellsworth, Ne. by THE HANCOCK
COUNTY PUBLISHING COMPANY.
For tsrns &c. zee nrst page.
~ s. 4. PETTENGILL 4 CO.. 10 state street.
6oston =: Park Row, New York. and 7ei Chestnut
Street. Philadelphia. are our Agent for procur-
Ing advertisements for the AheaicAs In the above
eites and authorised to contract for advertising al
our loNeal ratRa.
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1t is considered probable at st. Peters
burg that the death Of the Czarina will. ere
long, be followed by the abdication of the
Car and his retirement into private life.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-07-01

Only fAssa yeau ego tAe Denocratic
party vas kghaing againa Hancock and the
cause he ~ gagged in. Nov they are
hsaging ever he wsr seeoed
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FAIR and PICNIC

Yr. ns hso'es Of the gsssa ssws.e Circle O,
~n hold fIk and y1CSsc en
po,.d 1911 ANKLlN. There win be Boat. N -.
asSias. n ssd .ao god chance for boating -
food music viii be in sttensiancs eApesseA
vitation Is extended TO IN. a general In
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BUCKSPORf AND BANGOR RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF TIME,
June 26th, 1880.

Lave Bd'ksPort 20 and TO NJ A NJ 20 p NJ
Arrive Bangor, 100 and lI.43 A. NJ, 90 T. Nj
LeA'r Hanger IS \. NJ. % and 7.l0 T. NJ
AfTlFr baekspog. sss \. NJ, - and - T. N
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-Noehen never fal TO reconnend lGaIt
Bittsss - nousiahiag aad assagthsaiae.
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Dissolution Of Copartnership,

1'lik partnership hitherto existing between ha,
}. Abbot q Geo. NJ Warm. 4. thi. tiay a.
solved lay mutual consent We may b. found a
our respective Offices tn Ca-tinr, corner Of Maine
and v alter streets
CHAS j. ABBOTT.
GEO. Nj WARREN
Castine, June %, lssO. gysyT
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At bncksport daily To and from OrIand. Castine
fcnohscot, Hluehli, BrookzviIle ss.igwtck ElI-
worth. Hancock, sullivan and Nj Desert
"si l. l.. LINCOLN sups.
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County of HancOck.

A rurTrst ii~t of costs allowed at April Term
~ tS-i. Of -uprVms judicial Court and Court -
f0tsafs f"ssaisss.ssse,s, Jsr HsiHeocl CotsHfv.
AILowEp nj ourKr 90 cot MY CoMMissToNEHs.
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COMMITTEE o~ kYsoirrIo>s

AndTosooggin. + 5. DAVIS, LEWISTON
Aroos'ook. Geo. Tneker,, Caribou Cum
beTiand. .tr,inn ". Coomb.. Portland
Franklin, Cha.. J. Talbot. Wilton Han.
cock. Parker sPosord. BueksPort kennc
bee. IL VI. Heath, Augusta Knox. Hiram
Bliss Jr.. RockIand Lincoln. 81 CLAIR
o'Brion, Bristol. Oxford. A. A Smith.
summer renobsoo,, Geo. s. Hill. Exeter :
Pisea,aqui., J. b. Peaks, dover Sagadahoc.
J. II. kimball. Bath Somerset. J. o. Brad.
bury. Har,land Waldo. Geo. f. Bracket,
Belfas; Warrington. Hon. F. A. Pike, Cal
al York. John VI. Burleigh. South Ber.
&c.
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RAILROAD CONNECTIONS
STAGE CONNECTIONS

AZ BANGOR with all through trains on ExN
KY. T., AMI Maine Central Railroad
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STATE COMMITTEE.

Androseoggin. George {. Wing. Auburn !;
Aroos,ook, John 5. Arnold, Caribou Cum
berland. Fred \. Dow. Portland Franklin.
James Morrison. Jr.. Phillips; Hancock.
John ID. Hopkins. Ells~orth Kennebec.
James q. Blame. Augusta; Knox. Edwin
Sprague. Washington Lincoln. Edwin Five.
Newcastle; Oxford. Geo. ID. Bi.bce. Buck
field, Penobscot. Charles A. Bou,cIle. Ban
gor Plsea,aquis. Hon ". =. Young. Milo !;
Sasadahoo. J. W. Wakefield. Bath; Somer-
set. 5. ID. Lindsey. Norridgc~ock Waldo.
John G. Brooks. Belfast: Washington. Ig-
na;ius Sargent. Maehias; York, Benz. r.
Hamilton. B.ddeford.
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The Boston Journals Washington special
stys of the Democratic nomination in WASH
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-05
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

WILMINGTON. Jan. 5.-spiriu turpentine firm
at SIC. ...
INDIANAPoLIs Jan. 5.-Wheat firm: No. 2 red,
81 s6@l 81. Corn quiet at 39s4@4Oc. Oats quiet
at37Ac.
PEORIA, Jan. 5-Corn active and firm: New, H:
N, SSA@9Shc; No. 2, 3Sl4c. Oats firm: No. 2
white, S6s4@374c Rye steady: No. 2 SIC.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. 5-Wheat opened higher and
declined: No. red, 81 39t4(G1 38la: No. 3, $l251
did Corn higher: No. 2, 37N@SSc Rye lower
to sell: No2, Sic bid.
BALTIMORE Jan. 5-Market firm: Mixed corn.
spot and January. 575sc; February, 59Ac;. March,
81 5ls4; February, 81 5e14; March, 81 60.
MILWAUKEE Jan. 5.-Wheat fir1n: January,
81 295s; February, 81 3lk; March, 81 49, Corn
steady: ii No. /, 7sJlc Barley quiet No. T. 77c. "
NASHVILLE. TENN. Jan. 5.-Cotton: Ordinary
1054c, good ordinary llc, low middling nAc,
middling 11hc, good middling 1ls4c Wheat:
Fancy 81 q. choice 81 26, medium 81 2O9l %,
Ohio, Pennsylvania, West Virginia. Xxx and above
50@55c; extra, 5O@52c; medium, 55@56c; New
York Michigan, Indiana and Western fine, 480
Soc: medium. 54@55c; coarse, 4S@50e; washed
combng and delaine, 50@60c; tub-washed, 50@60c:
unwashed combing and delaine 40W45c; pulled,
45@55c
LOUISVILLE. Jan. 4-Flour quiet and un.
changed. Wheat strong at II 30@1 80. Corn
firmer: White, 47c; mixed, Acc. Oats steady:
White, 42c; Mixed 4lc. Rye quiet at 90c. Hay
steady anfin fair demand at $l5@17 Pork quiet,
nominally Sl3 5OQl4. Lard firm Choice leaf
ticrce, S13(aSs4c; do, keg, 914c. Bulk meats firm
at 43s16I(97c. Bacon, none here. Sugarcured
hams 1910. Whisky firm at 81 65.
NEW YORK. Jan. 5-Flour quiet Superfne
State and Western, SIS 70M6: common to good
extra s6 1906 s5: good to choice, Sc 40@s 50 white
wheat extra, S. 5O@7; extra Ohio. $6 2097 70; St
Wheat In fair demand and firm for spring; dull
and lower for winter: Ungraded spring, 81 40; No
3 spring. 81 42%@1 A; No. 2 do, 81 43; ungraded
red 81 52@l 5S5: No. 8 do, 81 5l@1 So
No. Q do,t$l 591a6a1 6Ol4; mixed winter, 81 55H
al 56%: uhgraded white, 81 53@1 30: No. 2, do
81 5491 54H. Rye quiet and firm. Corn dull: un
graded, 6lA0641ac; No.3. 61@611ac; steamer
6309631ac; No. 2, 64d641ac; No. white &c: steam
er, white, 66c; new round yellow. 61@6lHc; No. 2
December, 631sc; February. 62c; May, CSC. Oats
mixed Western, 49c; white Western, 51@52c Hay
firm at zoe. Hops unchanged. Coffee dull: RiC
cargoes quoted at 14@l61ac; job lots. l4s@1SIc
Sugar in fair demand and firm. Molasses dull
and nominal Rice quiet and steady: Carolina
614@7Ac Louisiana, 6@7c. Petroleum dull
United, 11Ac; crude, 73s@83sc; refined, Sssc
Resin firm at 81 5541 50 Turpentine stronger Al
4S@4Sl5c Eggs nominally unchanged: Western
1h@Mc Pork In active demand mess. Sl2 70
Reef steady. Cut meats quiet: long clear. TIC
short clear, 75sc. Lard in active demand
prime steam, 7.721s@7.9Oc. Butter quiet and
firm: Western 14928c. Cheese quiet and firm:
Western S(ll2slc. Whisky nominal at 81 10.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-05

LrcENsEp TO LovE-Levin ]. Falls. and
lydia ]. Hern, John Herpan Schulenburg
and Carrie M. Donsslman. Henry Wedding
and Sophia Mary Maune, Henry Greatbateh
and Mary Louise Goble. -..
r. Lyman Potter, the man who is pro-
pe,Iing wheeibarrow against Fedemsyer
From Albany, N. Y, to San francisco, Cai.'
and return. will be IN Aurora TINS week.
He is at Rising Sun, Ind, at the present
time.
The elite Of the city were gsgain to the
frnnt Friday night. This time 1t was Q
srand III Seella Social Parlor Hop at Mr..
HeWitC. Ritch's ,yesidence, ON West High
street, The spacious rooms were appro
priately and 'tastsfaliy decorated with eEesI
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-05

United States. Capt. Robinson came here in
the year 1874 from Allegheny City, Pa,
and has been in business in this city for the
past thirty-six years. He came to this city
in 1874 as stated above, as third clerk on
the steamer Allegheny, with Bill Dean
MASTER r. c. Gray, familiarly known as
"Dick" Gray, was the first clerk. Fortune
has smiled upon Capt Robinson, and even
during the past four years, and while times
have been so hard on coal men generally
he has been successful and made money
steadily. Thirty-six years of labor. with
hardly day to recuperate, is enough to
pull man down. and the Captain says
he feels like boy just out of school after
passing hard examination. May he live
long to enjoy the fruits of his labors
The Wildwood left at noon to-day for
Maysvile.
The large side-wheel steamer Ohio No.
came down last night and will leave this
evening for Maysville, Portsmouth, Iron
ton, Big Sandy, Gallipolis and Pomeroy
direct.
Capt R. W. Wise's superb new Jas. w.
Gaff, the pride of the Lower Ohio, Is load
ing and will positively leave tomorrow
evening for Evansville, Cairo and Memphis
and receipt passengers through to all points
in Arkansas. She will be followed by tie
Virgie Lee Thursday.
The elegant new passenger steamer Bos'
tona will be the regular packet leaving to,
day promptly at 4 p. M. for Huntington,
where she connects with the early trains to-
morrow for all Eastern cities. Captain
Isaac Bryson commands, and Gus. Honshell
has charge OF the office.
The Paris C. Brown will follow the Will.
X. Kyle, and leave Thursday for New Or
leans.
The Telegraph will be down, and return
to Pomeroy tomorrow evening.
The Golden Rule, for New Orleans, and
the Vint ShinKle, tor Memphis left Satur.
day with good trips. .....
The fast and popular Fashion arrived
this morning from Evansville, and will re-
turn tomorrow. Captain d. l.. Penny
commands, and w. w. Huston is her oblig
ing clerk. l.-..
The Chas. Morgan is coming from New
Orleans with 40 cabin and so deck passen
gers, and 1000 tons freight.
The Golden Crown arrived from New Or
leans this morning.
"The Will Kyle and Kehlor left New Or
leans together. The Kyle has been up al
Cincinnati four or five days and the Kehiol
well, she hasn't reached Vieksburg yet
She'll be along in the spring some time il
the crew lives" = [To-day's Louisville
Courier-J Journal.
Weather cloudy and light rain all morn
ing. Heavy rains yesterday and last night
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quiet ana ,obsins st75e- EEsrai.rd Oiistssess

quiet and 3ebbing st76e EEtraisrd Oh atssees
Peanuts are In fair request and ample supply,
We quote prime to choice Virginia white at 80
Sc Tennessee at S1z@44c per Id, as to quality.
red or wiSite. I'|. ~. q
Potatoes in moderate demand and ample offer
ings Quoted at 359d0eper bu in store loese. for
prime 70 choice peachbl0ws, aud about foc less
on arrival.
Poultry in large supply and demand light Live
chickens at 81 5092 SO per dozen. Turkeys at *
gss dressed and at .s5 live per 10 Geese
Rags have firm and quiet market. CommeA
woolcn at l1se and soft do at lie. White cotton az
41sc and mixed at 214c per ID. 3"
Salt is steady and demand moderate Quoted:
Ohio River and Kanawha atSl 70 per large bar
rel 81 So per small barrel Turks Island at sS94oc
per bushel. Coarse Liverpool at 81 05 per axk.
Seed: Clover quiet al Ss4c per ID i'll store. TIM.
othy jobbing instere at ~ 1892 IS per bu. Fax
seed at 81 209l 30 per bH. -i l.-s lef
Soap is quiet and. firm. We quote: German ut
SIC; extra olive SIC; family, 41sc per ID; Ger
man olive, 47.c t..rT. '!..rHs..... ,Es
Starch: Demand fair and market steady Pearl
at 3Ia814c, gloss at 81 z0s61Sc. as To brand
Tallow quiet with prime countryat 63s96h4o
PER ID in packages, and city at SIC, loose per lb.
Timers stock quiet and steady We qu5tc:
Zinc slab. 7c sneet e@91sci block tin. 27Ge2oc;
solder, l54@1Sc; copper ingots, 23c; bottoms.
s5c: braziers' sheets 8O@s6c per ib; tin piat,
Vegetables: Onions quiet at So 50@4 per bri.
Turnips at 9Oc@S1 per brl, Cabbage In fair de-
dfed. iIt " +'
| Wool quiet and steady. We quote I'm.
washed-Fine merinc, 27@l8c; coarse
clothing, 500 Sic; medium do. s5as6c:
| long combing, 35@36e. Fleece washed-Fine me-
rino, 42@43c; coarse clothing. 40@42c: medium
clothing, %946e: long eombng. 4@45c TUB
washed-Common, 3S@42c; good to choice. $50
| Soc per pound. -
Woodenware The demand is fair and steady
at the following quotations: Washboards. 81 40
| az rs per dozen: buckets. two-hoop, 81 75n1 85:
and three-hoop, $2@2 10; tubs. No. |. *s@S50
No. 2, $@7 50: No. 3, S6@6 So; nests of s. %
@S 25; churris No. l, $S@9; No. 2, G@S, and No. g.
| So al per dozen.s h- N -+'
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Police Court Docket,

Drunk-sally Single, John Burns 80
days; Frank Carney, IS; Jennie Wilson, 10
days; Margaret McGiven. continued; Ella
Bowman, Tillie Smith, Susan Cavanaugh.
Sarah Palmer, So. '
Disorderly Conduct - Kate Kenney
Sarah Stewart, $40; John Peer, continued;
Mary Francis Eads, 80 days. ..,.
Assault and Battery-Joseph Schmitt,
dismissed; Thomas Dryer, $40.
Miscellaneous-Tho Snelbaker, giving
performances without license. continued; ;
Austin McClintcher, dscharging firearms
&C., continued; John Graham, manslaugh
ter, continued; M. Maxwell, Henry, Good,
horse stealing. continued Charles Mentz
exposing person, dismissed; George Sesor,
John Maley, John McGivens, malicious de-
struction of property, continued; George
Landon, same. dismissed; Thomas Ganl
petit larceny, $25; George Adams, same.
5000; Albert Ringgold, same, dismissed !;
John Swap. carrying concealed weapons,
continued. ,,
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
tHpeciai River Dispatches tn the Star.l

Especial River Dispatches to the Star.l
BROWNSVILLE, Pa, Jan. 5-10:46 A. M
River II feet 10 inches and falling.
W. ather cloudy. Wind northeast.
HINTON, W. VA, Jan. 5-S:25 A. NJ
New River feet and falling. Weather
cloudy. "''
CHARLESTON, Jan. 5-s:4O A. M.-Kana.
wha River feet inches and falling.
Weather cloudy. Wind southeast. Light
rain last night. .->
On CRY, Pa. Jan. 5-10:42 A. NJ
Allegheny River feet Z inches and rising.
Wind southwest.
PrrrsBuRa, Jan. Sill BOA. M.-Rivsr II
feet inches and falling. Weather cloudy
and mild.
,.us Boat Hands Gossip.
Business moderate.
Our Young friend Denver Stout, lately
connected with the CovingtOn WAYS, re-
turned to the Office OF the Robert PEBBLES
Towboat Co., this morning, and took charge
of the books and finances for this firm. He
is an enterprising and ambitious young
man and will make his mark.
The City Of Portsmouth leaves daily at 4
D. nj. for Chilo and all way landings.
The elegant new Will. K. Kyle, Captain
Lew. Kates, master, James Alexander,
clerk, commenced loading this morning,
and will leave tomorrow for New Orleans.
Captain John A. Robinson left this morn.
ipg'for Florida, accompanied by his daugh.
ter Mamie. They. will be gone two or three
months. Captain Robinson is one Of our
most pEominent coal merchants and is
widelygknewn in connection with the Kan.
awha River mines and towboats plying be-
tween here and the above river. He closed
hisbusiness affairs up last week and has re.
tired from active service. leaving the Coal.
burg Mines and other affairs in charge fol
Mr. Mel Robinson. While in Florida be
will visit his uncle, Mr.. Solin Robinson,
who is one of the oldest journalists in the
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-05

Miss Ida b. Shank, member Of the SEN
ior class of the German town High School,
was in the city on Saturday visiting friends.
st. Joseph's Church Fair at City Hall
closed last Saturday evening with the
largest attendance at any time during
the fair.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders
Of the Ohio Insurance Company of this city
for the election of eight Directors to serve
the ensuing year took place to-day at the
office ofttaeCompany. se5 f7af. a''-ftl
Coroner Dougherty yesterday, in his in
vestigation Of the case of the young man
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-05
NNAN CIAL

CINCINNATI. Jan. 5-2P. M.
New York exchange is firm and active. Rates
higher. Dealers buying at l-z0 discount and sell
ing at 100 premium.
Sterling unchanged. Demand moderate. We
quote at "a "a sight, 81 S1H for sixtyday bills per
t sterling.
The local rates for Government bonds as fol-
lows.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-05

NCHIeAao, Jan. 5-Wheat: January n S0eS:
February, 81 SIS. Corn; May, 457sc. Barley
nominal Cash, 90c; Rye nominal: Cash, Sic;
January. BIC; February, 82Hd82hc. Oats: Janu-
ary, 8434@S5c; February. S5La351ac: May, 4O1ac.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-05

BoeroN. Jan. 5 Flour steadv and firm:
Western suDeriine, IS 25@5 Is: common extras, s6
1850. Wisconsin extras s6a6 SO; Minnesota do.
S6 50a7 30: winter wheat. Ohio and Michigan,
$7@7 SO: Illinois and Indiana. s7@7 rs; St.
Louis. 81 2508 rs; Wisconsin ana Minnesota
patent process, spring wheat 81 75a9 SO; winter
wheat, 81 50@9 Corn quiet new, 6sta64c Oats
quiet No. | and extra white 52@54c; No. white,
50@501ac: No. 2mixed and No. white, 49@Apa
Rye, 95c@Sl. ... ..., -,
Daily Republican., 1880-02-24
Are You ASSES we'd ?

Yesterday we publish ell the names o
the places in the respective wards o
this city where the Clerk Of the Peacs
OF the county had posted duplicates O.
the assessment. These duplicates are
supposed to contain the names Of all
who have been assessed at the recent
assessment made lefors the first Of Jan.
uary and subsequently at the City Hall
on the last Saturday Of January and
ths frst Monday Of February. All who
made application 10 beiassessed at the
assessments referred To should call at
the places named and examine the lists
carefully to see that their names have
not been omitted either by the Asses
sors, the Levy Court or the Clerk of the
Peace. If their names have been omit
ted there is only one opportunity left
by which they can be put on the assess
ment, and that is by going to New Cas-
tie and appearing before the Levy Court
Of the County, which meets on the first
Tuesday ofo March and which will nc
doubt continue in session all through
the Eaonth except that thers will be no
sessions on Saturdays. 1t must not bs
forgotten that every applicant to be as
ssssed @ust have with him a sworn az
fdavit from some freehold voucher set
ting forth that the applicant is the per.
son he claims 10 be. These instructions
carefully carried oAt will insure ASSESS
ment providsd,th applicants name has
been enc year of the assessment, and
in the case Of others who have come of
age and whose names have never yet
been on the assessment. As there are
only five days from the time that this
article shall reach our readers until the
Levy Court meets, we hope that good
use will be made of the time intsrven-
ing to have every preparation made by
these not assessed to 60 to New Castle
on the day arranged for, and have their
names pnt upon the assessment. We
say again that the Levy Court will meet
next Tuesday, March second. I5cyour
name on the assessment II it is not
and you do not get it put on, you will
lose your vote al the city election in
September, the Inspectors election in
October and the Presidents election in
November.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-24
n OrE
Get Assessed.

The Levy Court will meet On Tuesday
nsxt, March second, and continue tt
meet from day to day except Saturdays
during the month. Are you assessed
IL you are not, 60 before the Levy Court
With the affidavit OF freehold voucher
aad have your name placed upon tie
assessment lists. II you do not do this
you will lose your vote at the city cleo
4ioa in September, the Inspectors else-
sion in October and the Presidents cleo
Gln in November. We cannot speak
in palmer language. Do you under
stand iti