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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-02
Attempt OF Rebel Prisoners TO Escape
from Elmira,

The Rochester Express says "From Mr..
Dana, who arrived from Elmlra last evening,
we learn that an attempt has been made by the
rebel prisoners in Elmira to escape from their
confinement. They had managed to dig
breach under ground distance of some forty
feet past the enclosure of the grounds, and
under the hospital building. The rebels, when
discovered, were briskly engaged at work in
the trench, and were aiming for sutler's tent.
The ditch was only about two and half feet
high, and about three feet under ground, and
only two men could get In at time. They had
no tools to work with, and how they managed
to get SO far in hard, gravelly soil is mys
teTy,"
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-02

WAR DEPARTMENT
ABJUTAHT GEEERAL's OFFICE I
WAsHIE0ToE, June 80, 1854.
ICircular, No. sol
Civil employees In the various Military Offices
and Departments In Washington, who claim
residence and Liability to draft elsewhere than In
tho % Itrist Of Columbia, will Immediately pro-
tuce evidence OF such residence and liability to
the proper enrolling Oiice.s Of the Datiet OF Co.
lumbis, and take steps to have their nsmsI
stricken from their enrolment lists, In order that
the quota OF the District may Ue hAed upon a
proper basis.
BY order OF the Secretary OF War;
n, ID, TOWNSEND,
Iy5 Assistant AdiutAut General.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-02

OUR "Walter" said to lis privately, on the
presentation OF silver cup to the editor of the
S'oampSeon Blunds' b,lSs, "what does he want
Of cupf" Walter knows him evidently, and
says I" he can drink from any vessel that con
tsins liquor-whether the Leck OF bottle, the
mouth Of a demijOhn, the spile Of a keg, or
the Dunghole Of barrel" The spirited editor
10 q HeClellJnk.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-02

Col. j. X. Barnes, who has administered the
affairs OF the Medical department. of the armies
OF the United States SO admirably for several
months past, has been appointed Surgeon Gen.
eral, to date August 9sd, vice Hammond, dis
missed,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-02

THE new two-cent postage stamps of the
Sandwich Islands resemble our three cent
stamps in size and color, being printed on brill
liant carmine perforated paper, bearing the i'm
print Of National Bank Note Co., NewYork." )"
In each oil the upper corners Is the figure % the
centre 10 medallion head of the king, and
" Hawaii" Abovei on scrolls above and below
are the words "Elna Keneta," which is simply
the plain English for two cents.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-02

We want Mullen, of Vanity Fair, to sketch
two horSes going il opposite directions, and
Mcclellan attempting 10 ride both at the same
time. Where is Mullen
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-02

Don't forget that PENDLEToN, the boon COM
panion Of VALLASDIGHAM; PEsDLEToS, who
voted against supplies to our gallant armies,
is put upon the same Democratic" platform
with the gallant AMI patriotic Mcclellan.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-02

TIE editor Of Paris juvenile paper, called
the Dolls Gdztts, intends giving a picnic fes-
uval TO all the young subscribers TO the paper.
Every ch'ld-guest is to bring her doll.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-02

In A DELICATE CONDITIONAL lady from
Pennsylvania was riding In the street cars this
morning, near Fourteenth street, when she was
overthEe en- with the pangs OF maternity. She was
taken to Kidwell Il LAWTenoe's Apothecary store,
aud from thenee to the alms-house. She has a
husband in Alexandra. Oficer Walker, OF the
sanitary force, procured her permit from the
Mayor TO be taken to the aims house.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-02
FROM THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
All Quiet Along the Lines-Petevsburs
Disturbed by q Locomotive Mortar.

Disturbed ny Locomotive Mortar.
The latest informa alton from the Army Of the
Potomac Is that Wednesday passed without
posing armies which can be of any interest TO
the general reader.
The monster l5.inch mortar, mounted on
railroad car, has recently been run up the road
opposite TO Petersburg, and a few shell thrown
by 1t into the city. The object OF this was to
deter the rebels from firing on our pickets, and
1t seems 10 have been partially successful.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-02
vALLANDIGHAM VS.. McULELLAN.

Don't forget that the traitor Valandigham
moved to make McClellan's nomination unani-
nous, and that the convention adopted the
motion
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-02

ISLAND ARREsTs.-Jane Marshall, threats Of
violencej security to keep the peace. John Cur
ran, petit larceuyj dismissed. julia Hawkins. as
sault and ba terJi security to keep the peace.
sarah Smith, do do. Michael Frees, profanity
fined ga John Williams, intoxiC AtIonj AnCd 81.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-02

Wan DEPARTMENT, !

WAR DEPARTMENT.
ADJUTAET GENERAL's OFFICE, I
WAGHIHgTOk, March II, 1904.
All applications for leaves Of absence or per
mission TO visit Washington must be addressed to
MNor General HHlleok, Chief Of stafi, and must
specify the business for which the oiicer deSires
the permission. kilograms addressed direct TO the
Secretary OF War on this subject will receive no
AtteGtion.
ny order oi ths Secretary OF War. ~
II. ID. TOWNSEND,
m2l-t Assistant Adiu.Ant General.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-02

POLICEMEN APPoINTED.-At tho Board Of
Police Commissioners, which met on yesteid day,
George W. Ktnch, Eighth precinct, vice II. |.
Nicholson, dismigsedj VIM, $. Lewis, Tenth PIE
cinet, vice John Il. Barker, resignedj Augustus
dismissed.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-02

FIGHT AT COLUMBIA GARDEN.-Yesterday o
sailor and a toluieT got into fight at Columbia
Garden Witch resulted In the COLDER being knocked
down. fellow sold er went to bis help, when a
detective named Robert Cross, struck BIN IN the
mouth. The toteotiyo was arrested by OfhosrG
BILLS and Parker, OF the Second ward, and was
held for further hearing this evening by Justice
CLAYTON,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-02

CLOSED THE excellent library Of thb SmItE-
soaian Instituts which has been during the spTl {
and summer the IayoTite resort OF the oity's 8i'
vans will he closed for a month, The Librarian,
Proi. T. GILL during the HsAqWhile Will be assent
from the city.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-02

THEY have yoke of cattle In Alfred, Maine,
eight years old, that weigh $500 pounds, and
arc still growing. They are tho property of
them.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-02

NAVY YARD.-The dispatch boat Ella and
n,pship Dove leIt the yard yesterday for the lower
PJtonhc.
The Leslie, formerly the dispatch boat of the
Potomac hOtilla, has been TepAiEed, painted and
htted up nea'lv. Capt. Waters, who has for a
long time had charge OF the pilots on the hotilA,
She is now used as dispatch boat for tho Navy
Yard.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-02

HoS. HENRY J. RAYMOND, Chairman OF the
National Union Committee, arrived In town
this morning, and is stopping at wlllard's.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-02

MAJ Gen. Hunter is in town, having been
relieved from his command.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-02

PASSING AN ALTERED NoTE.-A man named
IA. Tauberschmidt yesterday endeAvored to pass
a. note altered 10 q $50 note on Mr. Bailey, who
keeps store on seventh street, opposite the post
otiice. Policeman Frazier was Ia t1e store at the
time, and seeing the note, which Mr.. BNiiey wnS
The note could very easily be detected altered
two The officer arrested rauberso nidt, aud took
him before Justice GibeTson, who held him for 4
further hearing.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-02

THE RESULT OF STONE BATTLING.-Yesterday
morning, Hbout O'Clock, while Sergeant Cronin,
of the Fourth ward was pasSing by the Bank Of
Washlngton, at the junction Of LouiliAna avenue
and q street, he saw q negro boy, hbout ID years
OF nge, running from the Centre Market and pur.
sued by three or fou, citizens. The sergeant
ran towards this boy, who turning WAS
arrestes by the citizens Tho policeman
then took ch lrgs Of the boy shielding hm against
the Indignant crowd, and upon Afking the IN alter,
Was told hat he had struck 9 littir girl on the
leg U ith large stone. The sergeant, reping the
Doy In his subtody, went towards the lit giSl,
whom he Recognized as his own daughter. She
was so pale that he did rot know her until he was
addressed by her as father. The otfic deserves
great credit for exercising, amidst such Circum-
boy, whose ame 10 Peer Taylor, to Justice Glib
erson Who fined him 90 So for throwing stOnes,
and com mitted hi to Jail for court for The assault
aud battery. The little gftl very severe y in,
jurel. lhe stoge was thrown at anothef colored
boy, aud shows to what FERROUS consequences the
practice OF stone battling leads.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-02
inl,IA-tf

IL Diseases OF the Nervous, seminal,
Urinary and Sexual Systems-now and reliable
Ieatment-in Reports Of the HOWARD ASSOCIA-
rIoN-Sent by mail In sealed letter enyeiopes,
TON, Howard Association, No. South Ninth
street, Phil ilAdelphia, Pa. m2S-ly
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-02

~ Peoples sTeIegraph.-NswFir First ClaIs
LANES, direct to NEW YORK, BOSTON, and all
important points, Washington oHicesi REPUB-
LOAN BUILDING, 5Ii Ninth street, tweut sidc,)
and corner PennsylvaniA avenue and Sixth street,
Under National Hotel. ~
CHARLES D. MOVES,
fcbIB-u Manager WAEhington District.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-02
Surrender Of Fort Morgan
Correspondence Between the Rebel
Gen. Page and Admiral Far
ragut and Gen. Granger.

The following official report was received at
the Navy Department, to-day, from Admiral
Farraguti
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-02

ANOTHER NEST DISTURBED. = The nest Of
meIGenary virtuc.destroyers located on street,
Capitol Hill, nu hbered 335, and famed amo Its
three hundred and thirty-h five ratSh, riotous, and
rueful vistants, has at length been demolished by
he rude and cruel b'hoys Il the Eighth prsoino'.
plaints and the complaint OF clsmorous subjects,
but the gay pirdpnys have been captured, Gagged,
AMI condemned, though the bird OF birds 20 down.
The capture will perhaps be the end OF tho-e noe.
tuTnsl lehsuohcries which have 80 long perlled
the pesee and blurred the character of that neirh-
orhood. The biz iliDgs are named Carrie VIII
liams. Anna Jones, Margaret tlliot, Emily Hamil-
ton, Kate st Clair, Jane Beers, lila Ale, Sarah
Robert'on-who W re fined 50 by JuStiee Fergu-
son-and Anna Gallagher, the nest caterer, who
was hned $40 The bird 10 Nina BerreEger, who
keeps the ksw York Restaurant, corner Twelfth
and d street
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-02

LITTLE, THE MURDERKR.--John Little, a
bu' cher, who murdered RonndHmAn Leach several
years ago, and was acquitted by the court, was
rested yesterday by officer Lynch, Of the 7th pre-
oioo, on the rhsrge OF committing an ass ult and
battery with intent to kill, on c. lored man en-
Hoiel. He entered the eating saloon, and, after
tor nentiug the negro by pulling him and hIttiog
him, be picked UP large bottle and hurled 1t at
his head, cutting him very severely. The negro
di nothing whatever to provoke tho outr 'ge.
The officer took him before Justice Siberson, whG
committed him to Jail for court Little, whilst n
jau be ore, become heir to . tortune Of ga 600,
which he has sQuandered In his crimes.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-02

LYNCH LAW ATTEMPTED.-YestR7da after
noon, about 2 O'Clock, q teamttsr was driving q
team With six mules, GA rect, near New Jersey
avenue, when the animals suddenly bake ed, and
CONT clled the driver TO Iismount. He requested
gentle standing near to ride the saddle.mule,
whilst h q, taking a large whip and wrapping the
thongs around his arm, dealt with the butt. nd
bled arouL to the number OF two hundred became
so nce sed at the cruelty Of the teamster that they
were about to use lynch law, when policeman n
timely arrived and arrested him. He was not con-
tent with beating one or two OF the animals, Tor
he ven ed his rsgs and spleen On all ofthem, using
the whip TIL they reached north Capitol street.
Sergeant Cronin, Of tue seventh preeirct, who
made the ares, took the team.ter before Justice
Ferguson, who fined him 50 "a for cruelty to ami
malls.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.

10 Notice The Teachers OF ths Public
Schools are requested 70 call AZ the Treasurer's
ONCE tomorrow (sATURDAY) morning. II
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-02

~ Religious NOTES.-The Capitol Hin
Presbyterian Church meets Temporarily for pub
lie worship each SABBATH (com encing with
the 2sth inst.) in the room Of the House Commit
tes OF Post Ofices and Post Roads, Capitol) at Il
O'Clock, a. m. Preaching by the Pastor, Rev John
Chester.
D- Entrance by the east and west doors Of the
SOU h wing.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-02
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-01

Oh the CQOildI u1lnes
The SISTER HELEN MNE.-The Trustees
of this company are pushing their mining OPP
erations. This morning they let contract
to run 4 tunnel into their claim. We have
TO hear good account from the Sister Helen
within nine months.
THERE win be apt to be large train start
from this vicinity about the LIST Of April for
the new mines, on Jordan Creek. and vicinity
altogether, from California and this Terri
tory, 400 to $50 men.
DoINo wELL.-The omnibus line between
this city and Virginia, and the stage line to
American City, are doing a very good bust
ness, generally having full loads going out
and returning.
ISouEsr.-An inquest was held this fore
noon on the body of Rassette, killed last night
NJ the Chollar Works. The verdict was in
accordance with the facts already known IN
the case.
Misunderstood that some good ore is being
ont in the tennessee mine, below Silver City
at least we have been shown fine looking
ore, said to have come out Of that claim.
NorARIEs.-wl,iam E. Hale, Bsq., has
been re-appointed Notary, Messrs. II. c:
Brooke and o. II. Plat, have also received
commissions.
SoNs OF TExrERANcR.-There is very
aourishino lodge Of Sons of Temperance in
Vir0inia. We understand that it numbers
some $50 members. Good for Virginia
BULLION. Wells, Fargo & Co. this
morning shipped 1919 pounds Of bullion, OF
the estimated value of $45,222.
BuLL1ox--on Monday, Messrs. Wells,
Fargo & Co., shipped $1,000 in bullion from
thar Gold Hill Office.
A BURLzsouE Of the French Spy is to be
played tonight, for the first time, at Sutlife's
Music Han. -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-01
WashoelStock and Exchange Board
VIRGINIA, TUESDAY, March l

VIRGINIA, TUESDAY, Marcn 1.
VIRGINIA DISTRCT.-Allen, S45 asked Burn
ing Moscow, SOS bid-l2O asked, buyer 30 days
Birdsall, S43 bids asked Grass Valley, $50 bid
10 asked; Milton, SIS asked; Moss, SIS oid-bU
asked Moray, SIS bid-40 asked; New Orleans,
IS asked; Seneca, sl2 bio Santa Fe, S25 asked
Santa Rosa, S2t bid; ST. George, SIS asked VIM
Penn, IS BIDS ashed Grenada, IS asked; Scor'
pion, 81 bid asked
GOLD HILL DIsTRIcT.-Arizona, Sl5 bids
asked; Alpha, $1,000 asked; Argo, 80 bid-lO
asked: Asdar, SI6 bd-20 asked; Branch Mint,
sI9 bid-aO asked; Baltic, $50 bid-lS0 asked
Belle Vernon, % bid Central Park, $40 oid-lu
Challenge $40 asked; Combined Effort, Sl3 bid
30 asked: Consolidated Company, s25 bids
| asked Caledonia Tunnel, S22i bid; Crown Point
| Rayine SIC asked; Dardanelle, S. asked; Fran
KEEL So bids asked Golden Swan, $50 bid-2C
| asked: Hawkeye Original, $50 bid-62l asked
Jim Mcclellan. SIT bids asked Justice, SIS
bid; John A. Logan, sl5 asked; Lenny LIND, -
bids asked; keystone, $50 asked; Knicker'
booker, $40 bid-50 asked; Leon, eight Dollars
bid - twenty-five asked; Louisville, IS bid
Mary Ann SIS bid-s5 asked: Miantonomah, SIS
asked; Midas, $1,000 asked; North American, SlUl
| bid-l15 asked; New Oregon, Sl3 oid-l1 asked
Napoleon, 81 bid--l2 asked; Northern Light, 81
| asked; Nevada SIC asked; Oneoto, so asked
Rock Island, SIC bid-Sl7 so asked; Sweezy, So
| bid-6O asked; San Francisco, IS bid; Tontine
| Sl3 bid-30 asked; Victor Hugo, No. 2, 81 bid
asked; Vulcan, 81 asked Keystone No. 2. Sl2 bic
-25 asked; Pony Express, 81 BIDS asked; Roger
Sherman, $40 bids asked; Eagle Consolidated
| $40 asked; Niagara Falls, $40 asked; Schuylkill
| Sl2 bid--l2 asked; Richelieu, $40 bid-i0 asked
Harold, $l2 bids asked
| FLowERY Decentralization IS bid; Inter
national 50 so bin; Lady Bryan. $40 bid
asked; Lady Bryan No. 9, 50 bids asked; Uncle
| Sam, 81 asked; Wealth Company, IS asked; Wea
| Chance, SO asked
JSD1AN SPRINGS Decentralization, 90 asked
| Orion, 50 asked.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-01

THE ORIGINoF BRANDY,-Brandy began to be
distilled in France about the year l3i3 but 1t was
prepared only as a medicine, and was considered
as possessing such marvellous strengthening pow.
ers that the physicians termed It Eau de Vie, 1.-THE
water of lfe"-a name 1t retains, though now rem
dered, by excessive potations, one Of LIES most
powerful and prevalent destroyerG Raymond
Lully a disciple Of Arnold de Villa Nova, consid-
cred this admirable essence Of wine to be an ema-
nation from the Divinity, and that 1t was intended
to Teanimate and prolong the life Of man. He
even thought that this discovery indicated that
the time had arrived for the contamination Of all
things-the end Of the world. Before the true
means Of determining the quantity Of alcohol in
spirits were known, the dealers were in the habit
of employing a very rude method Of forming q
notion Of the strength A given quantity Of spir-
its was poured upon quantity Of gunpowder, In
dish, and set on fire. II at the end Of combus-
ton the gunpowder continued dry enough 1t took
fire and exploded; but il il had been wetted by
the water IN the spirits, the fame of the alcohol
went ont without setting the powder on fire.
This was called the proof Spirits which kindled
eunpowder were said to be above proof; those
that did not set fire to 1t were said to be below
proof From this origin Of the term 'proof," 1t is
obvious that Its meaning must have been deemed
very indefinite.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-01

THE BucxBYE.-This Company's claim is
situated in Devils Gate District, in Long
Canon, or, as called BY some, Holcomb's
Canon, about half mile east Of Silver City.
The company formerly worked the mine
through tunnel, but Of late they have been
working it through an incline running down
on their ledge from the top. This incline is a
hundred and forty-two feet deep, and is down
some twelve feet or more below the water
level. In running the incline some very
rich rock was taken out. At the depth OF
about 50 feet the ledge "perched out;" but
the company, not discouraged, pushed the
work forward, and now at the bottom Of
the incline they have a ledge Of six feet in
width of fine looking rock, and which we
are assured assays at n high figure. Upon
striking water the company suspended work
on the mine, and commenced erecting
machinery for hosting and put in a
pump, This work was commenced only
three weeks ago and under the able superin-
tendence of Mr.. A. NJ. Stetson the company
have fine large building completed, new
steam-engine put up, an S-inch pump put In
the mine, and to-day at three P. N. the ma.
chinery was started for the first time and
everything worked in the very best manner.
The engine is one of Goddards, a fine piece
of work, twelve inch cylinder and two feet
stroke. Everything is Of the most substantial
kind, and predicts bright future for the
Company.
SILVER VALE.-The Silver Vale Company
are grading off spot on their ground on
which to erect a whim for hosting dirt from
their shaft.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-01
Gold Hill Stock and Exchange Board
MONDAY, February q

| MONDAY, February %.
GOLD MILL Decentralization, 50 bid; Abel
! g. Keys, 2 bid, asked Atlantic bid; Argo,
| bid-l2 asked; Branch mint, lS bid-2l asked !;
| Baltimore American 42 SO bid-5O asked; Belle
| Vernon. } so bid; Burke s. Mcclellan, bid-l5
asked; Consolidated Company, d bid-SO asked
Caledonia Tunnel, 10 bid Crescent, 5 bid; Car
son, asked; Colorado, bid asked Coppers,
| 10 bid-l7 asked; Contraband asked; Darda'
nellie 50 bid-2 50 asked; Diligent, 10 asked !;
| Eureka, 10 bid-20 asked; Empress, l2 bid-lOO
asked; Efingham, 6 asked; Frankel. 50 bid
| 8 50 asked; Golden Swan, Is asked; Golden
Horn, bids asked; Globe, 10 bids asked !!
Hawkcye Original, IS bid-6O asked Harold
Il bid Independent, % bid; Jim Mcclellan, %
bid asked; Jewett s. Sheppard, Bldg
asked; John A. Logan, bid-20 asked ;
Jenny Lind, 5 bid, asked; ditto, bid
asked; Kentucky, 50 so bids asked; Knicker-
booker, Si5 bids asked (buyer 30 days.; Key.
stone. $50 bid; Louisville, So bid-tO asked; Lee
SO asked; Mary Ann, $50 bids asked; Mlchl-
gan SIS asked: Miantonomah, sly bid-2O asked
Massilon, S5 so asked; Mechanics, "a bid: Nc.
Means s. Williams, SIS asked; North American
SO bid-l00 asked: New Oregon, Sli SO bid-l6
asked; Napoleon, 81 so BIDS 80 asked; Nara
gansett, 81 bids Asked Nevada, So bid-l6
asked; Oyerman, $500 bid-5O0 asked; Oneoto
IS bid; Pride of America, 81 bids asked; Ponti.
ac, 81 bid asked Rock Island, Sll bid-l6
asked; Republic, Sc bids asked; sandy Bowers,
81 % bid-25 asked; Sweezy, 500 asked; san
Francisco, So so bid; Tontine, ga bids asked
Uncle Sam Senior SIS bid; Vesuvius, Sll bid-ll
asked; Wabash, 81 bids asked; Yellow Jacket,
Ss65 bid-95O asked; Yolo, $40 bid-2O asked;
Dr. Perry, 81 so asked; Nevada Golden Era,
$40 asked; Navigation, SIG asked; Grant, 80 so
asked; Muy Rico, SIS bid Golden State, So
asked.
VIRGINIA DISrRIcT-Allen, S45 asked; Bird
SAIL a bid,-l4 asked; Honduras, "a bid; Milton,
$50 asked: Moss, $50 asked; North Potosi, $40
bid-s0 asked; Seneca 81 bid; Santa Rosa, 81 bid;
VIM. Penn, IS bid.
PALMYRA DIsTRIcr.-Rock Point, IS bid; Rap
pahanuock, so bid-S0 asked.
FLowERY DISTRICT.-Lady Bryan, S42 bid
60 asked; Lady Bryan No. ,, 50 bid-S3 so asked;
Uncle Sam, 50 bids asked.
INDIAN SPRINGS DIsTRIcT.-Jackson, SO bid
25 asked; Lyon, 81 bid asked
SALES IN THE BoASD To-DAY.-Ten feet Colo
RADIO at 81; 10 feet Dardanelle at 81 so; IS feet
Jenny Lind at S. 25 feet ditto at IS; 10 feet Pom
tac at 81 % feet Vesuvius at Sll: 10 feet Frank
nII NJ S6