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CiRcUIT CoURr-Judge Wylie.-This Court wa
occupied as follows yesterday:

CincUIT CoURr-Judge Wyiie.-This Court wal
occupied as follows yesterday:
SUIT AGAINST THE CITY.
ington. Action for 900 damag for injury to the
defendant, his hack, and horses, by their being
Tenth street and Pennsylvania avenue, on the
The merits Of this case were reported yester
day. AT the conclusion OF the evidence the Court
instructed the jury as follows:
In the construction OF public works, II 10 neces
sary that the corporation shall use not only ordi
nary, but extraordinary, care 10 order to prevent
the occurrence OF accidents. The corporation IL
bound TO know tina storms arise and floods come,
due or he ahe
pose OF guarding against the possibility OF dam.
age as Will excuse them in this case.
After arguments, the jury found verdict tor
o'Donncll In the sum OF 1900.
sss. II. W. Moxton VS.. Alex. Mofit. Will
had and rec sive, the proof being that the plain
tiff had paid $500 to the defendant In part pay
ment for house which the defendant contracted
meanwhile having taken possession Of the lot,
the house was not built as contracted for, and
MoNton now brings suit for $500 he paid in ad-
Mr.. Phillips objected, that on such state Of
affairs an assumpsit would not lie; action must be
brought on breach of contract.
The Court did not think assumpsit would lie In
this case. juror was withdrawn and the case
continued.
al. John b. Ward vs.. John Miller. Lloyd
Brent and Philips. Action for value Of goods
lumber, &C, furnished by the plaintiff to defend
ant. The defendant pleads: never indebted, set
of, and statute of limitations.
Before the close of the case, II was postponed
until this morning.
$50. George. A. Birch vs.. Jacob T.. Lyon.
Brent and Philips-Norrls. Settled.
CASES TODAY.
The following cases are set for to-day $40
"a 3t5 3iI 3is, $40, 35l 2, 3S3, a5, sSs $50, 800
and 80.
Adjourned.
SUPREME CouRT or THE UNITED STATES
| 7hnsddy, March 10, ls6s.-No. lOI. q, A, Ie More
| 4 90, claimants of $50 bales OF cotton, appel
| lants, VS.. The United States.
| No ll2. W. W, Withenbury ct al, claimants
Of 93S bales OF cotton, appellants, VS.. The United
NO No. aiS. A. d. Grief ct al, claimants of oss
bales OF cotton, appellants, VS.. The United
The argument Of these cases was continued by
and MIR. Weldon, OF counsel for the cAptors, and
ct al.
No. los. Selden 5. walkley. appellant, VS.. The
Mayor, Ac, OF the CITY OF Muscatine. This
cause was submitted to the Court on printed
for appellant.
No, loo. The United States ex rel, p. s, Ben
low, plaintiff In error, VS.. The Mayor, &C., of
Iowa CITY. This cause was submitted to the
Court on printed argument by Mr.. Grant, of
counsel for plaintiff In error;
No. ITO. Peter Hanger, plaintiff in error vs. J.
$. and L. A. Abbott. The argument OF this
cause was commenced by Mr.. Reyerdy johnson,
OF counsel for the plaintiff In error, and con-
tlnued by Mr.. SamuelO. Eastman for defendant
In error,
Adjourned until tomorrow morning at II
O'Clock,
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aEosaEroMn MArrEas.

onprns for the NArIosAt RxruhLI AN in
Georgetown may be left at the bookstores Of
Messrs. T. M. X. Mills b Co. ,ilste Crandelrs) l2s
Bridge street. or at Messrs. q. T. Getty Cos,
los Bridge street, whore copies Of the RErusLr.
oAs may be obtained dailv.iiisf -. rsis .--....
MusicAL EsTxnrAISM -resscat Hall wn-
alive audience on wcdnesdsy evening last, being
eassrtsinmsnf for The 6sseat' of Potomac ID.
| vision, sons Of Temperance. No! 8. The affair
he All ma Gentlemen
thsmsslves 70 the work oi making 1.-THE concert
well known champions Of tempsrsnce, Messls I.
I. Pa.Ehhurst, Q; 7. Rs%'b n, Z. A NswImsn'
Frank T RS and Il. ' +. Osborn, a " '''"
sithoush TOO long The Soncert opened with B, AZ
% re X the sel Ss'fs, y @ pe9HH h
trail Division, Miss Loue Ross, OF Metropolitan
piy',Gn Ms; JUL. Moore Potc%ss p pIyi'io %
ennis s st q ana d. TRSsns T. aSss9G
Of Potomac DivIsiSn, and HAIRY DonoRuc, were
| rendered In the best style, with the frequent
plsudits Of the audience.
Ada Moxan, and Prof j. T. scheel, and Mrs j.
2, Mocksbee were pleasing features in the enter.
Lirzie ). Pope and Miss Jennie Pugh; M1rmur.
ing "Ses,n BY Misses Lizrie Burns and Annie
i Lewisj "Soffly and Lightly" by Miss Omstead
| and Conner, and by Miss Loue Ross and Mr.. W.
| widner, were sang with taste and expression.
| The well.known Washington favorites, Messrs.
| Robert Ball and Samuel v. Noyes, appeared,
with Mrs. Pope and Mis-. Pugh, u the qua!tette.
| Mrs. Pope In the trio, believe Me" from the
| opera OF Attilla. The latter piece was ex-
| quisitely rendered, and received the most rap.
furious applause Of the evening,
The song, "Ksttie Lee and Willie Gray" by
| Mr.. T.. q. Townsend, ofCentral Division, brought
down the house, and was repeated. As the last
verse seemed to he particularly interesting to
| the audience, we cannot refrain from giving II
'Iu the porch she sits, aud 10!
| Swings q basket to and fro,
| Vastly different from the enc
| That she swung In years agone:
| This Is long-and dosp-and Wide
| And has rockers on the side. y
Nothing occurred to mar the pleasure OF the
| occasioni anu although the programme was Of
| unusual length, the audience rem perfectly
| at ease until the close. The opinion prevailed
| especially among those who obtained only stand.
Ing room-that the concert ought to be repeAted
possibly for the purpose Of getting seats on the
| occasion of Its repetition.
The following Is the list of letters remaining In
| 81 n a.
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Carriages

Carriages
CSfA4 CARRIAaEsL cEE-4>
83ES&1 CARRIAGES GNN
CARRIAGES
On hand, largo number OF nrst class Carriages,
ctsmine my stock before purchasing elsewhere,
Repairing promptly attended, I9 tn op,uv
Repository. SIt d st, bet, sth aud 9th SITS,
mhl91 Shop, III Eighth street, near d,
WRAPPING PAPER AND PAPER BAGS OF ALL
w sizes aud quantities, for sale bx y,u,o
mhl0.2w $50 Ninth street. bet. aud streets.
~ Fougera's IodiniIed, -
Wilbor's with Phosphate OF Lime.
AT sIMMs' PHARMACY,
Corner New York avenue and Fourteenth street,
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Coon IpgA.--The committee on accounts of
House of Representatives has now before ii
ropOsltlon from Samuel Gardner, electrician,
posing to light the House of Representatives
Electricity, as the dome 10 now lighted. He
imates the frat cost for fixtures, &C., at IL 500
that the cost per year of lighting by this
TEN would not exceed 400. The proposition
onsidered with some favor by the committee,
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d l. I'm ID r O M .

COMMENCING
MONDAY EvBNING, MARCH a.
PROFESSOR HKsEIMhYER,
The Greatest Living Prestid gtHteur-the PFcc,I tor
OF HERMAN aud HARrz-in his wonderful aud
. original TAX,
Each evening tho Professor will introiue. his WIN.
himself from wood aud rubber, called the -
STlL0CARFE.
Also, the adventures Of his
LITTLE ALL RIGHT
Reserved Seats. ,,,,,,' * sents
Store ~ ~" ~ ''s
The Piano n.cd on this occasion has been kindly
syenue
Door, open ~. o'clock; to commence ats
Cookbook now open. mhla-Lt
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PATENTS TO WAsHNeToSIASs.-Du the
pt week patents were issued to the following
ITsons, resident In Washington: To benjamin
John Wagner, for mode OF attaching horse
pes. 10 Joseph +. Miiburn, for tumbler
her. Two patents to Adolph OFT, assignor
/ Antonio Pelletier, the frat for process of
racting precious metals from ores, the second
| an apparatus for extracting precious metals,
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JHARGEs NOT SusTAINED.-The case of Nor
ner and Hendley, which we mentioned few
|ys since As having been arrested, charged with
II robbery Of the store Of Mr.. OrIne, on the cor
|'day before Justice Clark. The parties not APP
airing for the prosecution, the case was DIS
ssed. The oyercoat and handkerchief which
IRE found In their possession and supposed to
| the ones stolen from the National Hotel, a
| pit time since, were not identitedj therefore
10y were returned to them.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
opp FELLOWS HALL,

. seventh Street. between aud Street,
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EiRsT ANNUAL LBvEE
OF TIE
KING It's MPLAR
OF WASHINGTON.

l. OF THE
KING IT'S TIE MPLAR
OF WASHINGTON.
THE FIRST ANNUAL LEyEE OF THE KNIGH rs
TEMPLAR OF WASHINGTON
WILL BB HELD ON
WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL II. Isis,
AT CARUsf HALL.
PROCEEDS FOR THE BENEFIT OP THR NEW
MASONIC TEMPLE
The Committee Of Aysngenents. appoipled by tho
expense or labor shall be spared to make this the
grandest entertainment ever given In Washington.
Cotillon Music by Prof. wEBER'S String Band,
eighteen pieces. Instrumental Music by HEALD'5
Washington Brass Band, twenty pieces.
The Supper aud Rofreshment Rooms will be und.r
the mana cement OF that celebrated Caterer, JOHN
WICKER. of Fifteenth street.
Tickets. exclusive Of Supper, ~
THE SIR KNIGHTS WILL APPEAR IL FULL
DRESS UNIFORM.
Tickets TO be had OF the
COMMITTEE of ARRANaENESrs;
Badge-Blaek, with Passion Cross In Gold.
Ed W. W. Grimp, J, I'd. Mason.
D. y. Castle, Noble D, LarIcr,
d. y. Jones, W. A. Short.
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BIDS Yop THE REPAIR OF PuNPs, HYpIANTs,
c.-Yesterday. at u o'clock, M, bids were
pened, at the Mayors oiiice, for the repair of
jumps, MIGRANTS, &c., during the ensuing year,
the First and Second ward; the second, com.
osed Of the Third, Fourth and Seyenth wards;
I'D the third, composed OF the FIN and Sixth
| ards John N. Tucker, John W. Tucker, II. r.
.azard, W. II. dreenwell, ]. b. Greenwich and
I'm. II; Jones, each bidding to repair the pumps
II the three districts, and Henry Hudson Il 20.
scond districts.
For the repair Of hydrants, bids were received
ON MsLindsn 4 EekioT ThGsi ", Miller,
AIRY, and OHare h Noonan. The above bids
ar be calculated and the awards will be made
n day or two
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onpERs for the NATIONAL RxruhLi An In
Georgetown may DO left at the bookstores OF
Messrs. 7. M. X. Mills 90, flste Crsndeirs) l2s
Bridge street. or at Messrs. q. T. Getty Co.'s,
log Bridge street, whore copies Of the RErusLt
CAN may be obtained dailv.i,1sl = al. ..-- .. .
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COMMITTED FOR COURT. = George Addison,
aged II years, who was arrested on Wednesday
ia yards OF white cotton, valued at Sll 49, from
The premises OF MIR. }. j. May 4 Co., No. 3Os
tice Smith, who, on the evidence produced in the
case, committed him to jail for court.
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THE PARISHES.
Iberv,lIe Parish.

We copy this from the Iberville Pioneer.
The Hon. P. G. Deslonde, enjoying few
days respite from his legislative duties,
made his debut in this town on Monday
last, accompanied by about two hundre /
members of the Bayou Goula Club ON
horseback. The members OF the Grant
Club OF this town soon rallied and Joined
their political brethen from Bayou Goula.
and after parading through town
for an hour or so with ban
ners and notices emblematic of the
great cause which they have espoused,
they halted at the rendezvous of speaking.
Mr.. Deslonde and and others addressed the
assemblage. The arguments of the speak
ers ELECTED thunders of applause, and
deafening cheers for Grant and Colfax.
The utmost good feeling and harmony per
vaded the meeting, and considering the short
notice given oil its assembling, it was truly
a grand affair and gala day for the Re-
pnblieans. Old Iberville will roll MP a
rousing majority for the noble standard
bearers OF the Republican party next No
Yember
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CttlzenA' Bank of Louisiana va ,Tonauh
stinson. Mrs. Stinson ouratrix.

CitizenA' Bank of Louisiana VS., JOSEPH
stinson, Mrs. Stinson Curatrik.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT OF NEW OR.
and sale directed by the Honorable the second Dis
trict Court of New orleans, in the above entitled
late sheriff to me transferred, / will proceed ID
sell at pubic auction, at the derchantsf and Auc.
tioneers EXCHANGE, Royal street, between Canal and
Onstomhonse Streets in the Second District Of TN
CITY, on MONDAY, the seventh day of September
Isss at y o'clock NJ, the following described prop
Two LOTS OF GROUND situated in subprb
~ MARY First Di triet Of this city in the square
and south street, Iafay cite sausre desiepateo ~
the Nos and q on a plan drawn by Alfred Forstall
Island annexed TO an act passed before T. II CajTs
then notary public in this city dated The fth March
measure, each g feet 'front.' or a, II s amer can
South street, Lafa cite square BY 81 feet dean Int
Camp street Together With al the buildings and
Improvements thereon, consisting of three. story
Brick House, known as the verandSh Hotel, kitchs
ems etc rights ways and privileges thereunto be.
long ng or N any wise appsrtaining.
Plan OF said property vii be on exhibition at the
hhehange some days prev GUS TO that of sale
Together with four hundred and fifty ,45OI shares
now reduce to four hundred and twentyone ,42i OF
secured by mortgage on said property.
Seized in the above suit. d-
favor Of the Citizens Bank Of fo1 , 5ote IN
o. eight thousana five hundred and fifty dollars
sSsen0. PAYABLE ON the FIRST day of June. is6s,
nAed or renewable according to the terms OF the
Charter Of said Bank and the balance Of the urice
OF hdJudicgtion cash on the spot. ~
Tespons bitt,es Of stoekholder OF the Uitizens'
Bank, and the stock 30 furnished 10 be identified
and wife 70 the bank Of date FebruslsH nre
ls3I before T; heghers, late notary public IL his
to the Citizens Bank, Of date Mare ii. 1853,
before A. Boudousquie, late notary public In this
city city fhird-And the S9eE 's deed q sale II TINS
ausso sse Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
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EHERIFF'S SALES


Virginia q. Lee We. CharHea III. L..
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE o..
tsh OF Orleans, No. H,el1.-By virtue Of ~
ohedience 70 an order OF rae rendered jolly n N
and to me directed By the Honorable The M
District Court for the Parish Of Orleans, ID tha w
entitled cause, will proceed 70 sell az p1ubIs =
ton. st the Merchants and Auctioneers' ExcS,..
ssvsst y. - voewsSH Saisi anu Suatomhs;7
HxVtha H,ss ~ y iss.oe q tnls CIV on TUE
o'ciock ~ M st ~ ~ Septemoer. lhos. at tv1
Wo w ioi1TWInE 1escfiped property viz
lying and being in the First District Of this nv
Thsls Msi Dounaeo " SS mares uste NayAdl'
II ns ths Selpomene anu rIysanla streets, tesenl
the book Of plans Of q. r. Htringer lata ~ "
public in this city. Ivy
said lots sdioin each other, and neasurs ~
twenty i've t2ol feet seven I'd inches front ~
. M, Sat ~. s9esL greet Dy one hundred
~ ,s :,s ~ eeRtn sMeen parallel linee
tbeSeon. No ~ ~ an riss s, sno amprovemsl
Seized in the above suit Ssf
Terms-Cash on the spot -
sul Is sell Sheriff Of the Pnrish 81 o ttiI..s
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Monetary and Commercial.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLIoAN.
THURSDAY kyENING, august G. 1853.
MONETARY.

OtfIOE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,, 4
THURSDAY EVENING August g. 1858. !
The money market proper continues without any
marEed change The few offerings strictly Al paper
are readily taken a. the uns rates either byprivste
capitalists or BY the banks but neither are willing to
accept anything Of lower grade unless secured By
pfs = seSt The street rates
SaSs M sSs ;og paper niles A. lo2 gent
banks discount most Of the approved bvs nsss
onerea by TIER customers, and free lenders for
Gold opensd at O5s against 1897 at New York.
ano ander me fluctuatIons n that market subse-
ls99l4sls The dec me at New York from ltssi al
,t s;hi highest point to l4sA At a. may Dc as.
were quoted A. the close a. 7pS against NJ in the
some little exctsmsne % our maget vab y anhss
quently subsided. The sales clnded $1,000 al the
Sose Is ~ 5000 At iso SO ooo in I've equal sums
amounts, $4,000 in two sums, $500 SIS %, and SeO0G
az ~ and $500 500 and sQl with smaller loss
silver. quotations for which were nominal =
AZ Forslgn exchAnge advanced in accordance with
the course OF the view FORK gold market. . be sales
81 stsT ra includes ed % bank At Its and
s1;cs ivy IA. ~ gs We also heard Of fooo Of
p9int q l6lh n francs we noticed sales Of 5000
AZ ANA snS p A. = ma private bakers At
g goo and 2Sg O also az s4sl< fhe falling OF in
TOO unsettled Irregular Quotations ''-s ''' ~
n q mestic exsh4t 60 We report pretty fair re.
on New York, which was supplied &c the eDreSioas
rate Of u q cent premium. We also noticed . bank
mercial dsd $1,000 Bs ton sight a BAR s,oo
and $40 900 New York sight at X premium and s6lT0
and ~ 900 AZ x The offerings we're limited and the
TIE sales Of stocks included u shares gas light Il
sSidsnd ma on a sls rhsra ss 1o ssstssdag
4R 70 Railroad tsss aeEtsags bonds. but
bonds are quo led at sscassIS ts' = s HsAee
CITY treasury notes ranged from ss@ss D cent dis.
ss ~ ~ sI5o ssa and sI9 az =, a. ~
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NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN. FRIDAY. AUGUST Z 1853.

The following Senate bill passed its first
and second readings, and 15o copies ordered
to be printed: r..s. 7-sr7rs~-ei
Senate bill No. 70. -.ftl4tA - tstsi
SPECIAL ORDER OF THE DAY.
House bill relative to notaries public was
taken up.
mr.. Wren, of B sssier, moved TO adjourn,
Carried. aa- a'.s
The House then adjourned until tomorrow
at twelve o'clock N.
WILLIAM VIGERs, j
Chief Clerk House of Representatives.
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The people who speak English use hal
the cigars that are made.
Adah Menken-whatever-
her-smokes twenty-five cigarettes a day
In shop window in the Rue Richelieu
Paris, mems shirts are tieketed at tire,
thousand francs (six hundred dollars il
gold the dozen. 10-
Continental handles now eclipse the
women in all the fellies and extravagancies
of dress. They plat their hair, paint, veal
corsetss and sleep in perfumed nigh
gowns.
The Baltimore Sun intimates that the ex
.pected opportunity of commercial con
nection with house in England fol
American bu mess has induced Jefferson
Davis to go abroad.
An Indiana Judge recently decided, in a
fishing case, that if a man owned ten miles
of river bank, it would not give him
right Of property in single fish until after
he had caught it.
The Revolution is pungent if not precise
in its phraseology. A Western paper com
pared Mrs. Stanton to Della Dobbs, OF
whom Elizabeth Barrett Browning once
sung and the Revolution briskly inveiphs
against the "blistering blasphemy" Of the
act. @
During recent afternoon a young mar
fied woman, babe in arms, went bathing
near the coal yard OF Abner Reeves, River
street, Newark, New Jersey. She remained
over quarter of an hour in the water,
where she amused herself By performing
all the evolutious known to expert swim
mers, and throwing her infant some dis
lance from her, and then diving for it. The
babe enjoyed the sport hugely.
Among the interesting sights in Saratoga
few attract more attention than a
Canadian woman who has three lit
Gle girls born at once. They are about
Aiteen or eighteen months old, and look
exactly alike. She has . carriage in which
she draws them about, and wherever she
stops for short time she is sure TO be sur
rounded BY crowd, who admire her fam
lily, and occasionally make her some pres
ents. 49,, ~ I, ss...-75s
A funny love story was related the other
day 10 one Of the police Justices of Chica
go. Miss Polly Chester complained that
her neighbor over the way, q Nj. C. M.
Goodale, had annoyed her beyond all en-.
dnrance. They had once, she said, been in
innate, bat she had mittened him. He had
taken the mean revenge Of teaching half a
dozen parrots TO screech out In chorus,
. Hemely Polly homely Polly, Polly lives
across the street, Everybody VINO passed
fhe house looked up at. her windows, and
abe was not disposed to endure il any Ion
ger. The sympathizIag justice fined the
brute twenty dollars, and condscated the
parrots.
The Hannibal (bEO.) Courier is responsI-
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q" .aa MEDICAL.
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1877 Oustomhouse Street,
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1o90Rt Z -4s,E;
MEDICAL,
MARRIAGE GUIDE.


Being private instructor for married person,
those about to be married, both male and femIl
eyotytnlng concerning the physiology and rsht
OF our sexual sys EN-, and the production AND
vention of o1spring including all the new disco
les, never before gwen in the english IanRuAra
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BILE and interesting work. II is written in psipl
guage for the general reader aud is iilustrstsdv !
numerous Engravings. All young married ~
or those contempt atinR marriage and havipR
last impeachment to married lie should read
book. 1t discloses secrets that every one shogi
acquainted with; still 1t 10 book that must Be n
cd up and mot lie about the house IL viii be IN
aUy address on receipt OF 90 cents
Address DIR. WILLIAM YOUNG No, 4le sul
street, above Fourth, Philadelphia.
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATELY I
ter what may be your disease, before yon place 4
self under the care Of any one OF the motor
quaoks -native and foreign-who advertise IN ~
any o. her paper, get copy Of DR.. Young's Booil
read II carefully It will be the means Oh sayinf
many dollar, your health, and possible your M
Dr. Young can be consulted on any ofthe dilsl
sescrleed in MS publioatlona At his Office, Ml
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BRAZoS SANTIAGo-Steamshi O Harris 20
Whitney &co---S4e23 specie SI4T3 cur ency 10
pe6as EHpress-S2e5 specie Wa lace &ooSl75 specie
~ empty bbls Preau-7 bags wool bdis skins 54s
hides Mann 6co-su dries to order
MOblbt-Steamer Lucretia--25 bales cotton tn
u Campbell &co 500 skis salt Steele PInokard 6eo
Il POS paper cay une-63 bbls rosn Blessey &co-
~ 40 20 Dds lurpentine to Huntington Bros-926
STONES and sundres TO Orders bales osDabures 70
Bloom &co So w
~ OabhikLEhEinte1mer frances,9 bxs fruit II Ably
order i0o v"
salt 200 cocoanuts bbt lines to master
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Monthly Advertisements, inserted every other day,
to be charged two-thrds the above rates.
Second page monthly advertisements, each square
30 per month.
paper first insertion 81 so per squsre; each subse
uent insertion seventy-hye cents per square.
Second page transient advertisements, each inser-
ton 81 so per square
Advertiser inserted at intervals to be charged
As new each insertion.
Regular advertisers who advertise largely, will be
allowed such discount from above named transient
rates as may be agreed upon; provided, that in no
ease shall such discount exceed twenty-five per
cent
All business notices of advertisements to be
charged twenty cents per line each insertion.
THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN
Is published every Saturday morning. Subscrip-
ton SIS per anuum, advance half yearly and guar
terly, same rates Single copies ten cents