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New Orleans Republican., 1868-07-01
Monetary and Commercial,
ZION ETARY.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLIOAN.
TftEsnAv Eurnrnln Innn "a 1853

OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
TUESDAY EVENING, June 30 1855.
We have again TO report the absence of
any material change il the condition of the
money market proper. The demand for
discounts is moderate while the supply of
available capital is ample for the negotiation
of all good paper satisfactorily secured. The
street rates for notes secured by collaterals
are l@l4 u cent % month, and mortgage
paper rules at 100tl5 y cent u snnum for
| AL, and l20 10 for second class. The banks
| continue to discount most of the approved
| paper offered by their customers, and are
free lenders for short periods on satistacto-
| ry collaterals.
Gold opened at I99k@139l, against I4O4 at
New York, and closed at about the opening
| rates, The movement has been exceedingly
| light, there having been little or no demand
either for the customhouse or on speoula-
| tion. The sales included $4,000 at 1893; $4,000,
S250O, and $4,000 at 1891; $4,000 at 1885, aud
$1,000 at 1899. We did not learn of any sales
| of silver. American halfdrllars- are quoted
at 1S50l353, and Mexican dollars at 1870
IA
Operations in foreign exchange continue
on a very limited scale. The only sale of
sterling reported to us is is $1,000 bank at
l64l. In francs 25 coo private bankers sold
at 674; 10000 at g. 664, aud 10 600 bank at
| 625 Sterling is quoted nominally at l5S
1 @l534 aud 1884 for good to AL bill of ladiug
and clear and l6440l55 for bank; and
francs 1908 6S} for the former and 1850
3.G22 for the latter.
Tie market for domestic exchange con
| tinues very dull. The banksschpcked on
New York at 493 5B cent premium, but
mostly at the latter figure; aud the sales of
commercial included $4,000 $50 600, and
$50, 600 New York sight at par; $4,000 at par
| to ! ~ cent premium, and $50 900 sight on
Boston at discount. We notice also sales
of $40 600 and S25 600 New York sight, by
one bank to another, at premium.
Nothing was reported in stocks. The
transactions in bonds embraced l5 Levee
State at 524@523; 10 at 524 aud 10 at 52};
the market, however, was rather weaker
toward the close.
City treasury notes were inactive. There
were sales of $1,000 and $4,000 at 81 y cent
discount; $4,000 at 37b, and $1,000 at 374
| The dealers bought the small sums offered
across their counters at 374@3S5 discount,
and supplied the current demand from tax
| payers at 363@371.
lot Of $1,000 state notes sold at "a dis
| count.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-07-01
IPUBLIo-No. all
AN ACT to further provide for giving effect to
various grants Of public lands to the StatN

AN ACT to further provide for giving effect to
various grants Of public lands to the stat
Nevada
Be it enacted by the Senate and House Of Re
senatives OF the United states of America in I
Rrass assembled, That the State of Nevada is auG
lied to select the altern te even-num bered sect
within he limits of any railroad grant in said 81
in satisfaction, in whole IN part, of the sen
grants made in the following acts of OonFress
wit the act organizing the Territory Of New
passed March second, eighteen hundred and 81
one; the act admitting the state of Nevada into
and sixty -four; and the act concerning certain d
granted TO Nevada, passed July fourth. eRht
hundred and sixty.su; Provided That this pf
ege shall not extend TO lands upon which there
be riRhtful claims un0er fhe pre- mption and nd
stead laws: And provided, That ii lands be sele1
the minimum price Of which is two dollars and
cents per acre, each acre SO Sc eoted shall be ID
by the State in satisfaction of two acres, the d
mum price of which is one do,lar and twenty n
cents per acre: And proy'ded furthers That
lands granted in the eighth and ninth section
the SAID act admitting Nevada into the Union
be selected within four years from the passsg
this act, and the period for the selection OF
lands is hereby 30 extended.
SEC 2, And be it further enacted. That the L
known and Designated for the establishment o
eighteen hundred aud sixty, wo and the
amendatory thereto. shall be selected in the ;
manner and qf the same character Of lands asl
be selected in satisfaction Of auy other grant
ferred to in the first section Of this act But
act shall not authorize the selection OF lands valu
SEC And be Il rbsqg enaoao bas no,
of Esneralda, IN the state of Nevada, and
counties of Mono and Inyo. IN the State of Csl
mia, are hereby created a lard distr ct; and the
office for such district shall be located at Auror
tsmsralda county; and the Pre- iuent shall
authorized hereafter, from time TO time, as cirt
stances may require, to adjust ths boundaries Of
and all Of the land districts in said state and chs
the location OF the land ON e from time to Il
when the same shall be exDedIeut.
SEC. 4. AND be 1t further enacted, That the A
granted to the State of California for theesta6
ment Of an agricultnral COLLEGE by the act of
second, eighteen hundred aud siAty-two. and
amendatory thereto may be selected by said 5
from any lands within said st tte subject to
emption and sale Provided That this piy
shall not extend to lRnos upon wh tck there " 1
rightfui claims under the pre-emption and hi
stead laws, nor 10 mlne al la,tds And prov
fur her, That II lapds he selected as aforesaid
minimum price of which is t~0 d0lla and
cents per acre, each acre so selected sh III be u
by the State in satisfaction OF two acres, the n
mum price of which is one doila and twenty
cents per acre.: And pr ,yided further That
selections shall be made in every ofher respect
ject to the conditions. restrictions and hmitat
contained in the acts hereby modified
ADuruyed Juna ige3
New Orleans Republican., 1868-07-01
[PrnLlo REsolur1oN-No. 27.1

JOINT RESOLUTION to provide for the removal of
suit pending in he circuit court, of Jefferson
county West Virginia, to the circuit court of the
United States.
Whereas, A suit in eieotment is now pending in
the circuit court Of Jeherson county in West Vir-
ginia, against the tenant in possession, to
possession of the Harper Ferr property, owned by
the United States, and IL is doubtful whether under
any existing law of the United States the said suit
can be removed to the circuit court of the United
states: therefore,
Be it resolved by the tenate and House of Repre-
sentatives of the United htates of America in Com
gress assembled, That II shll be the duty of he
circuit of the Uni ed States for the district of
West Virginia II in ssiOn OF the judge thereof
in vacation. on the application of the defendant n
suit showing that the property sought to be recov-
cred by the said suit IS owned, or claimed by the
United States under cover of title, and verifying
the facts out IN such application by TINS (his af
tidRvt, to issue writ by certorari, directed to the
said State court directing il 10 send the record and
proceedings in said suit to the said circuit court of the
United States, dupieare of which writ shall be de-
yered to the clerk OF the said stale court or left at
his Office by the marshal OF the sa district or his
deputy or other person thereto duly authorized and
thereupon the said State stay all further
proceedings N said sui and upon the return of the
said writ the said suIt shall be docketed in the saId
circuit court oil the United States, and there pro-
ceeded in according to law, aud all further proceed.
ings had therein in the said state court shall be null
and void.
Approved June TO- 1913
New Orleans Republican., 1868-07-01
IPUBDIo-No. s2.1

AN ACT making appropriations for the expenses
Of the trial of the Impeachment of Andrew John
son and other contingent expenses OF the Senate
for the year ending June thirty, eighteen hund-
red and sixty-eight, and for Otuer purposes.
Be>it enacted by the Senate and House of Repre-
sentatives of the United States OF Ameroa in Con
gress assembled, That the following sums be and
the same are hereby appropriated out of any money
in the treasury not otherwise appropriated for the
payment of the expenses OF the trial of the i'm
peaohment of Andrew johnson, and other contn-
gent expenses Of the Senate OF the United htates
for the year ending June thirty, eighteen hundred
and sxty-eight:
For expenses of the trial of impeachment of
Andrew johnson, President of the United States
ten thousand dollars.
For miscellaneous items forty thousand dollars.
For deficiency the appropriation for the pay
ment OF the capitol police, and for additional police
men and INCIDENTAL expenses thereof, sesenteen
thousand dollars.
For deholeney in the appropriation for the pay
ment Of additional messengers, fifteen thousand
dallArs
Approved May 10, 1865
New Orleans Republican., 1868-07-01
IPUBLIo--No. 40I

AN AOT to extend the time for completing
military road author zed By an act entitled
act granting lands 70 he states of MiehiRan
Wisconsin 60 aid IN the construction OF m Ii
nav county, in the state Of MIchlgan, TO
Howard Green Bay. in the Rtate of Wiscons
Be 1t enacted by the Senate and House of Re
sentativas OF the United States of AmerlcA in
gress assembled, That the time for ompletine
military road, and for the sales of lands author
by an act entitled Az act granting lands Ia
States of Michigan and Wisconsin to aid n the
struetton of military road from Fort wilkins
per haroor, keWenaw county, in the State Of 81
Wisconsin, approved March third eigh cen h
red and sixty three, be and the same 10 hereby
tended 70 March first eighteen hundred and
enty
ApnroYed June g 1863
New Orleans Republican., 1868-07-01
[PUBlIo REsolurIoN.No. 2e. !
ssetS0sE 3 s s.sssP & sSPR Rzss SS 81 .GS psb. bS

documents to the National Asylun for Disabled
Volunteer So diers. Il's ~ =
BE IL resolved By the Senate and HOUSE Of ReDre.
sentatiyes Of the United states Of America in Con
gress assembled That the kecrsia aFy Of the Senate
and the CLERK Of the House Of Represe cause
70 beseut to she National Aaylnm for Disabled Vol
nnteer Soldiers, at Dayton, Ohio, and to the
branches AZ Augusta. Maine, and Milwaukee. Wis
eonsin, and the Soldisrs' Home, at KniRhtstoWn
springs near knightstoWp. Indiana, each, one copy,
each, OF the following documents, namely !: The
Journals Of each house Of Oongrsss az each and every
sessioni al laws Of CoRgreas: the annual messages
OF the President. with accompanying docums1ts
and all other documents or books which may he
printed and hound by order Of either house Of Con
ming With the thirty seventh Congress. :
New Orleans Republican., 1868-07-01
TPuBLIC-No. 33.l

AN ACT to grant the right of way to the Whitehall
and Plattsburgh Railroad Company
=, Be II enacted by the Senate and House Of
America in Congress assemble d, That the
Whitehall and Plattsburgh Railroad Company be
and is hereby authorized to locate construct and
operate its railroad the land belonging to the
United states at Plattsbargh, the State Of New
York. upon line commencing in the highway lead
ing from Plattsburgh to Perm, at point one hund
red feet north from the north line Of she inolosure
surrounding the government buildings, running
thence il noTtheastery direction about sixteen
hundred feet to the bank OF Lake Ohamplain thence
northwardly along the bank OF said lake to the
north line Of the land belonging to the United
States suoh line Of said road beng desgnated on
map OF survey Of the same made by Jas. r. Campbell
and now on fill in the office of the Secretary of War
Froyided, That the right Of way herein granted
shall be subject to such restrictions the Secretary
Of War may think necessary to protect the INTEREST,"
of the United states; And provided further, That
no more than four rods in width of the government
act. . RI. :
Approved May %. Issa
New Orleans Republican., 1868-07-01

CALVES TON AND INDIANoLA-.Steamship
Clnton-250 bbls flour "a bxs candles 70 tcs hams 500
SKIS sal 10 baIes tobacco bags coffee
NEW Notwithstanding Key VESTS bales pa
per ock 45 bales cotton So ba woof ia ba
s5i des 3s7 SKIS corn 23o cotton seed pkg mdse
90 tcs hams Is hhds tobacco and sundries
ST LOglS-Steamer Frank Pargoud-l25l bxs OF
ST LoUIs-Steamer Pauline Carroll-6Co bxs $50
NATI-Steamer westmore 'and--sundry
mdse
PENS SACOLA-Sohonner Texana-lO0 bbs heur 50
bales hay 1850 SKIS corn IGf SKIS bran
New Orleans Republican., 1868-07-01
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Reindeer, Magrath, from Pensacola, to
q p Deshon-lst dist 10
LugEer T Pur 81 Mouve, De Gregorio from st John
tine Baptist 10 master-2d dist is
Lugger St Joseph, -, from LRtourohei to master
LugRer Gen Bixio semeria, from Pointe-a-la Hache,
1 20 mAstor-2d dist Is
LusgsF Antoine, Rock, from Pointe- fla Hache to
tnaster-2didist 10 .-
Lugger Orleans -, from Latourche, TO master
I'd dist Is
Lugger La Belle Vireinie Malgome from Bayou
Tours, to mRster-2d dist 10
LuggeF Ohio, -, from Lafourche, to master
I'd dist Is
master 81 dist Is
New Orleans Republican., 1868-07-01
MEDIOAI

w "a. H.REMnERasON. AZ. zaa ro1
Dealer IN pFngl, 94didthes RAikts Ola Ooin
teFalahea, el9ll, -, sio., has b ttolS lal
81 lsoa f4It4.. elthar Wnoiaaals o. nafail--
3 " bite I114 q tAe 1ost hranda. F1aaoh adf AM
ie4h. al1t Vil Of ~ ttnda, Vene1iau aad and epa
-oh haoA4s tglloa tlghre : Vnfiet9 af tie b65f NJ
aiAhsaI tr4nnh Mindqg Glass. 8tQFs bolidh,
soea sesg.. snd Cotton AnrhinE and WFitn1 u
Alse grsat seFis.g q PsrtamsFS aaa Fancy Al
tha store u uel uuppltad with "a ki1da e DFu
SAD AsN'e'nea fraah end o. the haat aaalilg.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-07-01
tt'v1IIc REsoLU TIoE-TO. 25.1
JOINT RESOLUTION in relation to the break

water at Portland Maine.
Be II resolved by the Senate and House of Repre-
sontatiyes Of the United States OF Amerioa I'd Uon
gress assemb ed, That SO much of the unexpended
balance Of the appropriAton for the breakwater in
Portland hArbor, Name, the chief engineer shaft
deem proper may be exoehded under his direction
u exoayaun9 the middle ground near said break
water eEd In otherwise protecting the channel from
injury by hing and Improving the esame.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-07-01
Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
Wednesday, July l, lsea
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Clinton Wilson, for Galveston and In.
dianoia-- GA whitney eco
STEAMSHIPS Key West Randolph for New York via
Kew XestE Geo \ FosdiUk &co
Schooner Texana Taylor, for Pensacola Master
Master
Steamer Pauline Carroll, White, for st Louis,
Steamer westmorelsnd, Evans, for Cincinnati,
New Orleans Republican., 1868-07-01
IPuB1rc--No. IS. ]


AN ACT making appropriations 70 supply dsf-
oencies in the appropriations for the execution
Of tbs reconstruction laws In the third military
district for the hscal year ending June thtrti-
eth, eighteen hundred and BixtV.eiRht
Be IL enhcted hy the Senate and Houss Of Reprss
eentatives Of the United States Of An6rca IN l1ne
gregg assembled, That the eono ling sum- OF 30
much thereof IS may be necessary be aud me same
a hereby appropriated out OF any nd1ey IN ne
Of carrying ont the RECOMMENDATION aWs N the thlF4
thifSsih eiehtsen bundred -, slxty-eiRht viz: 4 o
provide for the expenses e lnlo erect the
the rebs stsksS fos third military dialKi.t the
tzIn % eiebty .ssvsI aou1.nd eeven hundred and
New Orleans Republican., 1868-07-01
TPUBLIo REsoLUTIoy-No. 2sl

JOINT RESOLUTION authorizing thu Secretary
pediton.
Be it resolved by the Senate and House of Repre-
sOntatves of the United States Of America in Con
gress assembled, That the Secretary of War be
and he IS hereby authorized and empowered to issue
rations for twenty-five men OF the expedition en-
gagged in the exploration Of the river Colorado under
direction of Professor Powell while engaged in that
work; Provided, hat such issue is not detrimental
TO the interests of the military service.
Approved June II, 1868.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-07-01

~ President Of the Senate pro tempora.
rforaed BY the PreaidsRt: Resolved Nay 10.
LNOTE BY THE DEPARTMENT. or 6rATE.-Tha faEas
going act having been presented 70 the President Of
she United States Tor his approval, and not having
been returned hF Kim % tho hunro q Cnuero1a n
which it origluatsd within the umO prescribed By
ne Oonetitntion q he uuifod dill11, has bac0me
law without his annroTafl Z
New Orleans Republican., 1868-07-01

An ACT declaring Saint GooFat Roothbay, Bueka-
port, Yinahassh, and N6fth Hayen, IN The
state Of M1iHe a1d San Anflnt1. IN tho STATE
Of Iexa4 pests Of delivery
b u enacted b. the senate aud Hodl1 Of Repre-
aontatses Of the Huitod ftafae ol A1ofiqs IA Goa
AFe1e eFsembied. That saint o1ofge and Bodthbay
ID tpe State Of Mama IN tha oolaQtlon districts 81
WaioohofQ' and WiscaaAFt fl1DettiValy, and san
Antonlo, Texas In the collection din3flot Of Baugia
sud Hgqkspurt ard Fln1lhagur aDd North HaRen.
utlo State Of Maine. h lho delrioll OF Osstne Ad
40liaal, 70 tpccaiqe'q, - aad n4 lnpe are haFabg
doclerod ports Of eeh4efy; Provided, That HOttinf
IL this act confa1nod shall occe.lan ad fi6aai e.
uen1l 70 the gQgafnmeutof the United Htsfea s
Appeofed 5pna ). la
New Orleans Republican., 1868-07-01

AN ACT to amend an aet emitted : Al act for the
rHiial cI The iuh h1taula 81 rltls and tquna upnn
ne pabllo l.Hds appEoyed Ma-eh taa. alghless

An AuI to amend an set entItlad /" An act for the
rfiiaf cl The uhalltauta % Eitl1s and towns upn1
hundred and glxty seven.
Be q enacted 81 lhs g. nass and Houls oftRspro.
asnativss Of the United saates ol America IN oof-
gro . alaembisd. That the iahabitanea Of auY town
located On the public land 1s TIE tni1ea tta 70 may
avail thdnaeyee u the town a4Ahofiliea erct .
DO. Of tne nprislqus Of BE- not o. MnFph wo eight
epn hqndteo and siEtyRevsu eutlflod :. An act tor
the le5i q tle o. cttiss and towns upon
wet tne le.e-noe q pstenta 70 pet-ona uho ave
MalaI ~ laa5 make onllI IGl,5 and elect irncosd
pnder eAistn1 avs: And qFided fufihir, That 20
e.tp unarf .ald aet + y area He e'ah.oen hnn1rol
AnQ seven, ehqll b. acguf % 20 anr rulld rlininr
CLAIM ~ passoslicnh u under ths sIi.inG laws oI
uenFne.a; Provided also, The m ad1itioa = ths
= iutmuA trico q The la1fs-ilrlu6od IA aur tCud
a|to en.srod under ths preqiaio8 % thl0act, and
~ Aot ial ~ lalol u ~ il1 Llantt fclt1l and
elant1en nu1olr4 ln1 exlE fsgsn, ttAi be pad
u 90 p.ll,el ~ s tE tneleelqes - .nl pfiloaa
81 SAID a1ta costs ~ surveying nut llaitiuN any
sech iuNn a 9, AID expenees ln1i1dnt laoroto. ln.
qarte9 D. ~ pnAtsd ftaeta. helgRa Apv patent nha
hfpaaISd dune { Isas
New Orleans Republican., 1868-07-01
IMPORTS,

PENsACOL A-steamship Reindeer-50oO0 laths
to Sanford BlIck
MOBlLE-SJeainer Mary bales skins to K L
Golsan Goo cases tobacco Hby, Mcdaniel &co-
sunuries to order
New Orleans Republican., 1868-07-01

p a dilPAtch 70 Mssszs oressy, Nieksrson CO.
leaEn that the Steamship starei the Uuioa Captain
oeoksey, henoe arrived At ohIa on the mern
Ing Of the asth instant. ali well.
Tho Hpi,ed States steam drsdse Essayouo from
bosten for Now Orleans. pat into Eorirsns Aloproo
en the 18th instant vita naehinsIy cut Of order
DOMESTIC R0RI4
Nog York. June 1s-oleaFsd, ahlp Pacific. Foaa for
Nay ple.n4j brig 0aaSlotts, sm1sil. fos indisnois
New Orleans Republican., 1868-07-01
Fam BoATsE.

Cleona. Patter Oh. from Trenton
flicker Aucoin, from lhibOdaux
r f Les, Cannon from Louisville.
Wild Wagner, Richardson, from NatcheZ.
WR arthur, YOre, from st Louis
Mary, Carroll, from Mobile.
Lafonrche, Kouus, from shreveport.
Hunter. Jeanfrau, from Pointe ala -Hachc.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-07-01

rlgptlatiaus for. he largld1 q ll4 laeei 7d4F
eneing oa 9Re lhiE.i Jnqe oightacn hnnafed
and I1l5-eI4nE
b q ona1fsa ~ t15 qanatr thd Hsna1 of asfrs-
l4utniqc4 Of tle Jnited htlt19 81 America IH Con.
gfa1l assembled That the fa1aairN 1uni| b and
t4e nria nre hereby urpepprinINa ort o. any a9neB
in t1o tlcea1fg Hel qtnsrgi4e applUpriatat e sup
New Orleans Republican., 1868-07-01

Ae 4tet48 sfe iuIl 70 h tsfies.s
~ 1o't l.t the Aspno|ie1us fall % raIss
I rttJ trqHzt % cary on the mphIad.
/ ne ere every e4thfl'f aon Of ID oIll, Id
TI.. ttet 4lId N41t 70 81 1cufAf uu.
IN II ". rE 1st. Vcu fnnm. bhfl
f-t a ~ .
New Orleans Republican., 1868-07-01
[PuBLIC REsoLtT1oN-No. 2s.l
DISSOLUTION ss 3 sni2 &. sRs @ sDpGi9sn;4t s q comm

sion to select suitable locations for powder mag
uzineG.
Resolved BY the Senate and House Of Representa-
tives of the United States Of America in Congress
assembled, Thai the Secretary of the Navy be, and
competent officers Of the navy to constitute COM
mission whose duty u ehali be 70 examine and re-
port upon the praeticabity Of securing more suitable
sites for powder magazines than those now used in
New Hampshire also to report the cost OF procuring
magazines thereon
Approved May 10, 1868.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-07-01
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New Orleans Republican., 1868-07-01

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New Orleans Republican., 1868-07-01

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New Orleans Republican., 1868-07-01
BELOW COMING UP.
EXPORTS.

Bark Ida Lilly, Patters IN, from Bristol England,
70 master
New Orleans Republican., 1868-07-01

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IMpRoyEn1ENr TX oRaANs.-After a

IMPROVEMENT 1N oRaANs.-After a
long and patient experiment, the emil
nent firm of Mason & HamlIn have
made important and valuable improve
ments in their Cabinet Organs, which.
however do not add to their cost. The
exteriors Ftheir cheapest instruments
now vie, with the handsomest cases
made by other makers, and certainly
surpassothem In many respects, while
the fancy cases far exceed any other eff
fort. In the interior of the instruments
however, the greatest change has taken
place. The tone is sweeter than ever,
the mechanism is Absolutely perfect,
and TO crown all. their new Hor Ru.
mana 1Femolo Is creating great sensa-
ton in musical circles. It ia perfect
imitation of the human voice, and has
a capacity for expression which can
only be appreciated by hearing the
splendid new stock receiving at sheib's
Music Store. Go and hear. them, then
buy!IiW sIug-f -t. sge .ga % - z d&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-12

zUNFoRruNArR.-While the gas star
attached, to- the pole on, Quincy street
was burning last Friday evening, by
some means the ballard by which the
torch was carried up caught fire and
was burned asunder. An attempt was
made to light the star on Saturday even
ing by. means of a pole attached to the
lower halliard, but owing to defect
In the working OF the meter, the flow
of gas was insufficient, and the attempt
was unsuccessful. Notwithstanding
the loss of the upper ballard, Mr.. Dr.
Ion is confident that he VIII be able to
light the star in, the manner above
mentioned. pa I'D H. at.s 80 y.