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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD-srxAnszr,
III IIGE R.IXEEs SEX YoRK HkxRE -,

SOCTHANPIoN AND BREMEN.
The steamers OF this company will sail every Sat
nrdAy from Eremen Pier foot Of Sd street. Hoboken.
Rates OF passage: From New York to Havre, Lon.
doh. southsnp ton aad Bremen, first cabin, a1O0
second cabin. $50 steersge, $50; prepaid steersge
certificates, S2S. For freight passage Apply to
OELR1CHS = CO, 2 Bowling Green, New York.
". G. NETS EOTT b Co, a25 Pa ave-, AGENTS
for WssLtnston- sADI0
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r OUISIANA STATE l. OTTERY.
TAKE NOTICE!

This Is the only Lottery poted ON bg the peo-
pie Of State and Under late decision Of the y s.
Supreme Court at Washington, IS the only Legal
Lottery nOtu an the United States, oil other charters
hdrif9 been repealed or haUin0 no existence.
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DIED.

BRYANT. July IS, 1885, ut the residence of
Mrs. z. c; Bryant AIS q street NV, Mrs. O. T.
che funeral service will take place from st. Pat
rick's Church on Friday, seth, at 10 I'm,
CAHIILc At 20 minutes past pm. wednes-
Of William and Ellen Cahil, native of Ballaugh
ABBY, Feae, equity Limerick. Ireland, aged n
years. May ebe rest in peace.
Funeral viii take place from the residence OF Mr..
Maurice Reidy. No, 129 Sd st. Sunday, Aug. LIST.
at g. so O'Clock p. Relatives and friends are
specially invited to attend.
KoLDENBACK. On the evening of the 2sfh OF
July. lsSn, at IL O'clock, DAISY BLANCH, infant
daush liter OF Andrew 3. and JOSEF lime Koldenbeck,
aged moths.
The funeral win take place from the residence of
the parentr, No. 10 Bridge street, Georgetown. to-
morrow RIiday) afternoon at O'Clock. Friends
CT The family are invited TO attend.
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CUNAhD LINE; NOTICE
LANE ROUTE.
THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIN
Between New York and Liverpool, Call.
ing at Cork HarbOr,
FROs PIER 40, !. r.. NEW YORK
Salia. We'd, Aug. 6allia. ..... Webs
Bothnis. Wed. Aug II Bothnis. We'd Sept Is
Algeria sd Aug. 1s Algeria Wed. Sept 22
Ecythia Wed, AGg. Is ScJtha Wed. Sept 70
Ably ssipts Wed. Sep.
And every following Wednesday from New York
RATES OF PASSAGE
e8e and ele0 sold according to accommodations.
Ticket TO Paris, si6, gold, additional
Return tickets on favorable terms
Eteerage 81 very low rates. steerage tickets from
liverpool ard Queenstown, aDd AL other part1 OF
Europe, ut lowest rates
Through bills of laden given FOR Belfast, Glasgow,
Eayre, Antwerp and other ports on the Uontisent
and for Mediterranean ports
For freight and passage apply at the Companys
office, No Bowling Green or both steerage and
ton, D. @.
tan2s CHAs. g. FRAECKLYN. Aren't Ny.
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A Splendid Opportunity TO Win Fortune.


10TH. 1S8O--123D MONTHLY DRAwING.
Louisiana State Lottery Company.
This institution was regularly incorporated by the
table purposes in 1858 for the Term of Twen-
ty-five Years. to which contract the inyiolable
renewed by an overwhelming popular vote, secur-
ing its franchise in the new constitution adopted
900. to which it has since added reserve fund Of
IRIS GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DIsTRIBU-
day y-' WILL '~A' t'''' -0--'' % '-' 'e'-'' "''
1t nerer scales on postpones.
Look at the following Distributions:
CAPITAL PRIZE, $50, GOO.
22 dISEHdE FS vi RY B5Eah EACH
LIST OF PRIZES.
Captal Prize. $50. 600
lCapital Prize Observation-Disclosures. 5000
2Prizes Of 50, 800. s. SSs
. fr12es o. 1,UHI...-... 3, 0O0
100 Prizes Of 00........................ 10000
Ztp PrlZes OF 9O...----..--.............. l0.0Oe
9OU PrlZes OF ZU..... I0,OOO
lUtO fTlZes OF lU..-.........-.,.-..,..... lu,O50
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
9Appro1imation Prizes Of $500 400
9Approximation Prizes OF 200. ], 800
9ApproNmation Prizes Of lOO.......... 800
Responsible corresponding agents wanted at all
points. to whom liberal compensation Will be paid.
Write. clearly stating full address. for further
information, or send orders by express or in a
dressed only to IT. a. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La,
Or same person at
No. 3l8 Broadway, New York.
Or J.. p. HORBACH,
I4l0 + 1t. NV, Washington.
Al otr Grand extraordinary Drawings are under
TfTtsS GG n n1 gfR GENEKALs g.
iyI9
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AUCTION SALES

WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers
BILLIARD TABLE AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY, JULY 3lsT, AT IL
our 'alesrocm. one Billiard Table, to FT4
rs 5s:aes Ws safsa 1sr Williams VIII CO. Auct,
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers
TWO HANDSOME ZONE 81 GEI a6TE19N PIER MIR
On SATURDAY, July 81, AT IL O'CLOCK A. NJ,
We shah sell, within our salesroom. two handsome
Gut frame Pier Mirrors, with Marble Slabs and
Brackets.
,y2sDtt WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auots.
nUNoANsoN BROS. Auctloneers.
MANsARD ROOF BR1D * HonSE' on <
h0f FRF PfsnHzHz sas4 CAT #
BY virtue Of deed Of trust given to us, IL
snd guy recorded ns l, IN n Libef No 92o folio
District Of Columbia We vii sell ar pn % Suction.
on III URSDAY, 18TH Day OF AUGUST. A. D. 1880.
M M a In front of the premises the
eastern nine (9j feet eight IS inches of Lot num
western ten lol feet and four a. inches H Of Lot
numbered two bundled and forty-seven (247.l all
numbered Six hundred and seventy Ave (675,) to-
gether with all the easements Embellishments and
splurtenances to the same belonging in any wise
Terms: 0ne-third cash; bslance in one and two
year, notes to bear eight per cent interest and to
De secure by deed Of trust the property sold.
Conveyancirg and recording at purchaser's cost.
Terms to be complied with in seven days. other
risk and cost of the defauting purchaser, upon
giving days public notice of such resale In some
newsEaler r. oablished in Washington, b. O. 4
deposit of 300 required at time of sale.
,y2s d&ds RE6BEN 4. BACON. Trustees.
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COLLINS,
Voitaic Electric Pastors,

They vitalize. strengthen and support Weak and
Painful Parts; relieve Chronic Ailments Of the
LIVE Liver E snd Kidneys absorb Poisons and thus pre-
DiEesfee. and when placed over the Dit Of the
stomach, prevent Dyspepsia, Bilious Colo Cramps
ana rams rice. 70 cents. jy28
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PSORIASIS,

PSORIASIS,
Nineteen Years of Suffering and Hun
dreds of Dollars for Medicine.
MEssRs. WEEKS POTTER: Gentlemen, have
have spent hundreds of dollars for doctors and stuff
they call blood purifiers. Doctors did not know
what TO call nay disease l would scratch nights
and form into scales. which would all be scratched
of neXtpight and SO on. 1 have been completely
cured by the CUTICURA REMEDIES.
Most respectfully,
THOMAS DiLANY.
Concord ST., Custom MILL
Memphis, Tenn, June l6, 1879.
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AUCTION SALES.
MORROW.

nUNCANsON BROS. Aucroneers
~ 9Th and streets northwest.
FURNITURE AND EFFECTS OF A PRIVATE
- FAMILY At AUCTION IN PART CON
SISTlN8 OF HALL OIL CLOTHS, OAK
Hall SETT, DINING. ROOM EXTENSION
TABLE. c can -sE 81 "a 0TH HIs CHAIRS,
TOARD. &c. PARLOR aAIRCLOTH SUITES,
NJ I0PTAHLEs, BRUSSELS AND INGRAM
bhEssiSa 1AsE SET. GOTTA ooTTAdE e sE fSr
EheRAyINdS. CURTAINS. FEATHERS,
BLANKEfS, BED CLOTHING, &C., &c,
beirR entire effects contained in premises No
1900 Fourteenth street. corner of street north
On FRIDAY MORNING., July 30rH, 1880, CON-
MENCING AT 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ iy2T-3t
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fLYDE'S NEW EXPRESS LINE
WASHINGTON, GEoR ansES ALEXANDRIA
AND PHILADELPHIA,
Connecting at Philade lphfa with Clyda's
Lines for New York. Boston, Pr0v1.
asnee. FaiI Rivsr, and all points In the
Through bills of lading given.
SAILING DAYS.
From Mashington-Mondays, at SPIN.
From Philadelphia Saturdays. at 10 an.
Freight received daily until S D. m. GEORGETOWN
goods received and delivered ct Washington.
Wharf, foot of 18th street.
WILLIAM p. CLYDE CO., General Man8RerQ
~ South Wharves, PhiIadelphfa; j 81. JOHNSON
co, Agents, 18th st. wharf and l262 at. D. w.,
Washington. sp30
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CUTICURA REMEDIES,
For Skin, Scalp and Blood Humors,

fhr rpe BY WEEKS l. POTTER. Chemists and
~ S6o washington street. Boston, II Front
a. sc toT sale by all druggists and Dealers. Price
contain ing two and one half times the quantity OF
snail n. q hEsoLyEsT. 81 per bottle. gUrIoURA
MEDlC1NAL JOLIET SOAP, 2b cents. CUTICURA
MEDICINAL SHAVING SOAP, Is cents In bars; for
BARRIERS and large consumers, so cents.
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MARRIED.

PARNkRD-PARKER.-O the 2od Of JULY. 1885,
at the residence of Joseph w. Parker. ,r Newton
Centre, Mass 10y the brides father, Rev. j. W.
Parker. WILLIAM III. BARNARD aud LILLIAN b.
PARKER, both OF Washington. ID. G.
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nTERCHANTS' AND MIN Il .,
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
OUTSIDE LINE OF STEAMERS BETWEEN
BALTIMORE and NEW YORK.
Sailing days from Baltinore-Every WEDNES-
DAY ard SAT UhDAY, at pm, from foot Of
Spears Wharf, (Dear foot s, day ST.
From New lork-Esery WEDNESDAY and SAT-
IRDA1, st ?; N, from Pier 40. East River, (near
foot Clinton st. }
Elegant passenger accommodations. Lowest
rates freight guaranteed
Rates of psssage-First Glass; s5, including meals
and stateroora berth Storage, 81. meals, de-
sired, 26c per meal.
a. l.. HUGGINS, Agt.,
tBoston WharfD BALTIMORE, MD.
GEO. III. GLOVER, Agt..
je25-1y Pier 49, EAST RIVER NY
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WANTED YOU TO KNOW THAT WE
wv sell q first class Tailor made Second hand
SUIT much better and great deal chaper than q
common new suit can be bought. 81
JUSTH'S OLD STAND.
No. 6l9 d st. a. w. or at Branch Store, No. 408 9th
st. NV; n. B.-We buy but drst-class Second
hand Clothing. mar25
SANITARY PLUMBING.
~ 22 YEARS PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE.
JAS. r. BRIEN, 40 9th ct. NV.
Makes specially Of the examination and repairs
Of PLUMBING, with view to It's proper sanitary
arrangement. Orders promptly flled: sp6-4m
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DLACKLIDGE.
d THE PHOTOGRAPHERS,
makes One Cabinet or Three Gard Photographs for
81. Superior style and finish guaranteed.
GALLERY,
iy9-3w' 407 Pa. ave, bet. AZ and 9th SITS.
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EIGHTH GRAND DISTRIBUTION, OLAS
81, AT NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY, Angus.
10TH, 1SS0--123D MONTHLY DRAWING.
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AvoNDALE ORDINANCES.
A RESOLUTION to Improve Roekdale Avenue
from the west Curb of Burnet Avenue to the
south Line of Forest Avenue.

A RESOLUTION to Improve Roekdale Avenue
from the west Curb Of Burnet Avenue to the
south Line of Forest Avenue.
ID EsOLyED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE VIII
IN LACE of Ayendale, t.yo-thirds of all tho
members concurring, that it is deemed necessary
to improve Rockdale avenue from the west line
of Burnet avenue to the south line Of Forest ave
nue., by grading it TO its full width to the estab-
lisheli grade, maeadamzing the roadway twenty
four feet in width with ten inches of broken
stone and two inches OF screened gravel placed
thereon, with all the necessary drains and mason-
nv work, in accordance with the plans and speei-
fcations on file with the Corporation Clerk.
The expense of said Improvement including
engineers fees, with cost Of advertising apd other
expenses to be assessed per front foot on the prop
erty abutting on said avenue, according to the
law and ordinances on the subject Of assessments.
and such assessments to be certified to the con-
trsctor in payment of the work, and the Clerk is
hereby directed to give twenty days notice TO the
owners OF property abuttfng on said Avenue, and
to post notices of this Resolution as required by
law, and that a Resolution to improve Rockdale
avenue from Burnet avenue to the west line of
Lot No. g. adopted September 9Th, 1879, be and
the same is hereby .vseinded.y' ~
Adopted by the Village Council of Avondale,
February 9th, A. D. 1880
Ill II. W. KITTRElDGE,, RElD President pro tenn
.FLAMEN BALL, JR.. Corporation Clerk. o".
.....l,.. ,... f. fel04Tn .t fa .u7.a. a
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POLICE Commissioners.

The Board of Police Commissioners, at
their meeting yesterday afternoon in, ex-
eeutiye session, bounced several policemen
from the force. 'i'- '"
This morning a STAR reporter called at
headquarters to get the names of those who
were slaughtered. He (the reporter) was
informed by Secretary Gaul that he could
not get the names, as the Board had given
strict instructions that they should not be
published. ...t ....t .n.l
''Mr Gaul was persistent and refused to
divnlge the names. He was right in do
ing SO, for to give them away would be
disobeying the rules. But the question is
why do the Commissioners not want the
names of those they discharge pub
lishedT' 45 d'. ~ }'t
By nosing around considerably the re-
porter managed to find out that Henry
Tesch, Stock Inspector at the Union Stock
Yards, bad been discharged, and John
Franz appointed to fill the vacancy, but
further than this his nosing didn' amount
| to much. ais |8-H r1ll H
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Methodist Book Concern.

The General Book Committee of the
Methodist Episcopal Church met at the
Western Book Concern, Of this city, this
afternoon for the purpose OF holding its
annual meeting. The session this after
noon was of q private character, but it is
expected that some important business
will be done before the meeting ,adjourns,
having reference to the coming conference
of the church. 5Hl ~ ".t
The meeting is attended by the members
composing it, besides the local committees
in Cjgclnpati and New York. and the edi-
tors of the various publications OF the
Church. The committee consists Of Rev.
Ami Irince, Pittsfield, Me-; Rev. J. B.
Graw, DID,, Camden, N. j.; Rev. Isaac 6.
Bingham, ID. d., Watertown, N. "; Rev.
Thompson Mitchell, DID,, Huntington,
Pa; Rev. L. G. Mattack, Chesapeake, Md;
Rev. F'C Holiday, DID,, Indianapolis,
Ind. Rev. William Brush, D. D.. Austin,
Texas; Rev John L. Smith, DID,, Thorn-
ton, Ind; Rev. M. P. Stowe, d. D., James
Vile, Wis; Rev. w: S. Prentice, DID,,
Springfield, ILL.,; Rev. w. iKoeneke, Nash
vile, Iii. ..,. ~. W, oak :il,'
Local Committee at New York: james
H. Taft, Hon. Geo. J. Ferry, John 3. Cor
nell. At CINCINNATI: Amos Shinkle, L.
A. w. Bruehl G. w. Rowland.
Editors: Rev. Daniel Curry, DID,, LII.
D. National. Repository; Rev. @. H. Fow
Ter, D. D., LID, the Christian Advocate
New York; Rev. +. 8. Hoyt, ID.
the Western Christian Advocate. Gin
cinnati; Rev O.. H. Warren, DID.
Northern Christian Advocate, Syracuse
New York; Rev. A. Wheeler, D.. d., Pitts
burg, Pa. Rev. Arthur Edwards, North
western Christian Advocate, Chicago; Rev
B. St. James Fry. DID, Central Christia
Advocate, ST. Louis; Rev. r. @. Fuller, L
d., the Methodist Advocate, Atlanta, ca.
Rev. VIM. Mast, DID,, LID, der Chris
liche Apologize.
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NEW YORK. Feb. 10. Flour quiet Wheat nrmer:
Chicago. 81 s4s1 81; Milwaukee, g szgl g $s;
amber ms. 3, 81 A5@1 z6. Corn dniet " bite,
sS1Is N; 9ss 4Hsss,ss sSistsis Mai'e ko' 10 !
AZ; 4ycs'' mixed No. "A. .4sc: No: 2, 47Yc; No
O. Suies eT at IL. IaFd qdles d 7.zSas.5S .PofI:
pe1.usI pew 6 Wy Ipri me- new, Sfss Fe5tnasy
as% 7SSe NV, nsS, 7Scc: ssilei yes, 7z2 Cot,
ton firm: ordinary, ll1sc; 5000 oEdlnaIy u l:l6e;
ding isle: middl ling fair llc; fair 1ls4c. Hay:
demand fair and market hrm at 75c pefcwt.
Hops--Choice are steady; otherss dull; yearlings,
7@i8c. Eastern and Western, Y7f986c; New: York
STATE, 27@A0c. Coffee quiet and unchanged: RIO
carrces CARGO Isz@15Nc; j6b. lots, l4s zi71c. Sugar: !:
quiet and nffchanged: Fair TO good fefning, III
G7slc" Moiasses nominallys unchanged: New
JfleSns = at 4O@62c. Ricess Demand fair
ana !. \ market \ arm. Carolina. .6hf@74c
PETROLEUM is dull: 7@7szc; refined &c.
aiiV lhlqm upehsnsea sssaay y tesi s. fespentns p
II 4Oc' Egas are firm: Western 1B@i3. Leather il
steady ghemlocki sole,1 Beun0s Ayres and Ric
Grande fight, middle and heavy weights, 25@29c.
Wool is In good demand; domestic fleece. 43@
N1 pulled, 3O95sc;- tinwashed, lo040c
Butter is quiet but steady. Western 15@27c
Cheese is firm Westefn 10@Akc Metals: Man
ufactured copper Ii nominally unchanged; lingo
at ss2MSs: American at 81 b0@S7 40. Russia shee
iToh 1Stlcr Mails, cut $6 l59b 25 ciinch ~ 25ls
As. Whisky quietat u l1@1 l2F
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TILE CNCtNNATI TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY

The Bonanza came down this morning
ana returned to Portsmouth at noon.
Captain E.S. Morgan's fast side-wheel
steamer Telegraph, the Queen of the Upper
Ohio, will leave this evening frcm the foot
Of Broadway for MaysvllIe. Portsmouth,
Ironton, Big Sandy, Gallipolisand Pomeroy
direct. Messrs HsmbletOn and Morgan
are associated in the off1ces>
The punctual City Of Portsmouth leaves
daily at p. m for Chilo.
/ The elegant and speedy Bostona came
down this morning and will be the regular
= acket leaving promptly at 4p. m. to-day
for Huntington, where she connects with
the early C. 4 0. r. R. trains Tomorrow
for all points East. Captain Isaac Bryson
commands, and Gus Honshell presides in
the office. She will be followed by the
Fleetwood tomorrow.
The Wildwood will be down tonight and
return to Maysville tomorrow at noon.
The popular and reliable Fashion will de.
part this evening without fail for Evans.
Vile and all intermediate points. Cap
tain d. L. Penny commands, and Messrs.
Huston and Ray have charge Of the office.
Two obiiging gents.
Captain Hiram ]. Vinton's fast and
superb side-wheel steamer, Andy Baum,
the pride of the fleet, will DEPART ti,is
evening sure for Memphis and all way
landings. Mr.. M. M. Deem does the honor'
Of the Office.
Captain J. D. Heglers fine, fast and larg'
passenger steamer Great Golden City viii
positively depart this evening for New Or
leans on grand popular excursion. Mr..
w, F. Mcintyre Is her courteous and eff
cient clerk.
The Charles Morgsn-Morgan Rather
the King of the West, is advertised tt
make q grand excursion to New Orleans
leaving Saturday. The Morgan is famous
the world over, and needs no recommen
dation.
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Peanuts in fair demand and steady. Ne quote
Virginia at 5a51c for prime to choice and Tennes-
see at S1a@41ac, as to quality. psrfb.
Potatoes in fair consumptive demand andample
packed. and prime torchoice peachblowsat -Ao@i
i5c per bu, loose. tt-t
Poultry: Market rather dull and feceiptslarse.
Chickens at $293 per dozen. Turkeys live at 61sc
and dressed 8La@9c per. ID. Geese at " 50@o
and ducks at 81 b0@2 rs per dozen.
8 Is for blasting and S6@6 SO for rifle powder.
Rags: Demand moderate and good offerings
Cotton white mixed at S1cper lb; woeleu,
coarse at 1Ac, soft at l4@l5c per H.
Soap quiet and moderate trade German. SIC:
extra olive. SIC; family, 41sc per lb; German
olive. 4lsc; amber &c per ID. ~
Starch in fair demand and steady. We quote
Pearl. 3l+0Shc royal gloss, 6@6hc; Imperial
NC; silken gloss, SIC; corn, 6N@6%c per 10.
Salt Coarse Liverpool quiet at 81 159l 25per
sack. Turks Island at 40@45c per bn. Ohio River
and Kanawha at q 70 per barrel OF bu and u 10
per barrel of bu. ..ss.. ...-.'.
Seed: Market quiet and steady. Timothy a,
S8@3; 10 per ,bn. Clever ,jobbing at S@SAc in
store. and 3Sc on arrival. Flax OF IL &@l % per
bu. VIZ flS E1 g f5tf
Tallow Is in iair reauest and steady aud selling
at SIC for country rendered in packages
Timers stock: Market firm and fairly active.
We quote: Zinc slab 71ac; sneet sA@eAc; block
bottoms, 3e;y ybraziers sheets, el@40c Per ID; TN
| plate. 9. sSl1. and x, Sl3 perbox.
| Vegetables: Onions firm and fair demand -at
| "a 25a4 rs per brand cabbage at 81 1892 rs pei
bril- Sweet potatoes quiet at $2@2 30 per brl fol
\ home grown. Turnips dull at 7sc@3l per bri
Wool quiet and firm. Unwashed combipg 36@
3Sc; delaine. S6@38c; clothing, S2@S7c; common
2S@9Oc Washed: Fine fieeces 43@45c; medium
and delaine fleeces, 45@48c; long combing, 45@
4Sc. Tub-washed: ooarse, 45@47e, and choice SOC
52c Der pound. ...7.se ..-...- r...,
Woodenware quiet and prices steady, as fol
lows: Washboards. 81 1902 rs; buckets. two
hoop 81 75@1 So; do ,thrse-hoop, s2@2 10
tubs, No. /, $8@8 80; No. 2 S7q7 50; No.
SS@6 SO: nests 81 8 ss@S 25: chnrns. No. l
S8@9; No. 2 $7@S, and No. 8, t$6@7 per dozen
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!. snadovs Of Coming Events.

Miss Clara Baur will give free concert
at the Y! M. C. A. this evening : re 'ia.t
The Clio Club will give an entertainment
at Pixies Opera house next Saturday even
ing for the benefit of-the Relief Union.
A musical and literary entertainment
will be given at st. Luke's Chapel, corner
Of Bayhiller aud Findlay streets this
evening.
Rev. Mr. Lease Of .Asbury Chapel, will
preach at Wesley Chapel M. Il Church
this evening" Services commence at half
past Z O'Clock. "a The public is invited. a
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-10

The Cincinnati Resumption Loan and
Building Company filed its articles OF in
corporation with the County Recorder last
evening The capital stock is $l,go0,o 900.
divided into $500 shares. The iicdrpora-
tors are: Joseph Huth, Harman Mack,
Moses H. Marks, Fidel Bader and Fred.
erick Funk. E ..... ..-,.-f h'...
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Clerk Ambrose Deficits.

Col. Love, the expert who has been in
the city for the past two months examin-
ming the books Of Thomas Ambrose, late
Clerk Of the United States Circuit and Dis
trict Courts. made his report to the Treasu-
ry Department at Washington yesterday,
Of which the following is q summary:
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struck With q Poksr.

George, Comfy, proprietor of adaily mar'
ket at No. 297 Elm street, went to the resi-.
dencs Of A. +. Boyle, No. 18o West Eighth
street, this morning, tor the purpose OF
collecting bill. Some words ensued be-
tween him and Boyle about the payment
Of the ,bill when Boyle seizing 9 poker,
dealt Comfy terrible blow over the head,
infiictlng quite q serious wound. Boyle
was arrested and taken 70 the 'i Nintth1street t1'l
Statior-hopse. F a~. s, .'.-
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-10

The County Commissioners, County
Auditor W. D. Cappellar and Coroner Car.
rick will start for ST. Louis to day for
the purpose of inspecting the morgue Ut
that place, with view Of having similar
one erected in this city.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-10

This amount however, inclYdes the ex,
.penses Of the office for the last half year Of
Ambrose's term, which amounted 70
about s., 900, and 81 900 OF Anlbrose's sala-
iry, which was not deducted by hll9 from
the emoluments, This Will make the act
laI deficiency very near lS47, 600. So &ea s
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-10

AT the hour Of going to press Fleisch-
mans distillsry, Sedamssille, was reported
to be on fire. The alarm came in from
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