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C0NSTABIe'S SALES.

MOSES KATE VS. MosBY-No. l426-sIxTa JUS
tice's Court for the Parish Of Orieans- .a.--.a'
DY VIRTUE of n writ of heri facias ITO
ID directed the Honorable the sixth Justcs OF the
Peace Parish Of Orleans viii proceed TO sell pub
lie auction at the Merchants and Auctoneers Exchange,
TUESDAY Janusiy 49, 1862 at IL O'Clock ~ the following
A Lot OF GROUND situated in the Fourth District OF
this city, in square No. bounded by Philip First, Howard
and Jacob and designated lot number i've on
plan by H. Prize city dated 18th April, 1859,
messures First 90 fee, in depth with
ali the improvements thAs-~--------
GALE OF wAREHOUsBD
AND UNCLAIMED GOODS
rs. CUSTOM HOUSE, NEW ORLEANS
COLLECTIONS OFFICE, Dec. H. 1865
TIL. forine goods having remained in Warehouse I'M
sad for more than wsrehoused Tor more than
three years will be sold at public auction IN
law ana the regulations Treasury Depsrtmen At
Wsrshouse No Custom House Building Custom House Gu
trance on SATURDAY January y 1903 AZ IL cioeA A. ~
UNCLAIMED.
bundles Iron Ties; "a cases Cordsli box Oord'sl
6 bundles Iron Ties ia boxes orange riower
watsr l6 oemiiohns Orange Flower Water; l. cask
Whiting cssk Curry Combs and Spoons box
dIes Iron lies 4 casks Port Wine bale Carpets Dbl
Moasses; IL pigs Iron; IA Tiles cases Guns, cases
Psner: case Plated and Japsr ed Ware bale wall fsper
cesk Brandy: cases Spoons 6 bales Gunny OIotni 81
cask- Ale box Dent sts Instruments eask ROW VINE
luncheon Brar dy; Cotton Gin
WAREHOUsED OVER THREE YEARS.
hoxes Champagne case Brandy Fruit; l6 boxe' Cor
aiaI. luncheon Whisky; bale hsndkerehies; A cases
NV'o ~ PERRY FULLER. Oe'iector.
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G BERNSTEIN,
PELICAN CIGAR AND TOBACCO WAREHOUSE
No. as Gravier Street,
Ha. constantly on hand the choicest brands Of Virginia
Msnpsactured CHEWING AID SMOKING ToBACCo
Also-A large assortment Of imported HAVANA and Do
MESTiC CIGARS. Meerschsum Pipes, Brar and WOOD
Pines Tobacco Pouches and all Smokers Articles ~
bco I'm bopsheads and the Mexican market and
plantation Cigar Leaf of all kinds Tor manufacturing
IN STORE AND NOW LANDING:
100 cases CARROTS Scotch SNUFF.
20 boxes SWEET los
100000 Havana and Domestic CIGAhSo OF sssOf'eu 0Nu
100 boxes Pace's Gold Bar TOBACCO
80 . Sam Tibbett's TWIST and las.
rs . Msyo's Choice NAVY
SOC :. Assorted brands, Medium and Fine Bright
pounds.
500 csddies May Apple TWIST, Bright quarters
And NAVY ToBACCoS-
r. sAKRAzINs
TOBACCO MANDATORY.
Corner Char.res and Cont ssrssa
g a s' s:s s::
b s.scn 70 T s s ss sso. superior
s1R II cut TcSscco for smoking ali sorts Of pack
ages the trade his assortment o. vnS""s '''~''S'
CoR sALE-REAL EsrArE- suy,s5 a M HUI S1s
Plantatisns Orange Orchards and arge pooes ohnh.
sns @Dro AsG and anSpro1s rsSsness
storss binding and squares, on isvoreole
shing 70 invest viii do well 20 CAL 40 ~ w
les. aisr Gard, Esai Estate Assssa No osi0n3'"
| strsst New Orssna-
CoR sALE-Two MULES FOB s. SALE = .c GHEAP
| lS5 Julia strest
C.RTF BLANCHE CHAMPAGNE
ne. BAzILLE co. CHATEAU LUDEs.
ooo Baskets Of this cebrsted WINE pnts aud quarts
now landing exsteamship Teui9ps ron 6ayIe FOR SAFE
Commission Merchant 60 caronde'st street.
W. "a. BRAY
CELEBRATED HOMEMADE CANDIES.
Fresh Every Day. at his Mandatory
1856 Camp Street Opposite La'aystte Square
John q. FLEMING,
GAS FILTER
| -AyD-
pealer in Gas Fixtures.
IA PoypRAs STREET, NEAR ST. CHARLES
win attend punesuay and faithfully to al orders nirus'e
to him
Order. LEI, In Box No Is, Mechanics and Dealers d
! change. viii meet with prompt attention.
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g,n. IA ISfs-In accordance with sections "a sno %
,;,isS an Act To establish general system OF IRE
sank in State Of Louisiana approved
sss nofjce Ia hereby 20 the holders OF the
nc, of ths Bank duly audited under the provisions 81
- 20 present the the Banking House, or AZ w
, enc ysar nom this date otherwise the innes oepos7
~ said Bank said purposes viii oe hs,
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EURNITURE....... .......... FURNlTO n 4.
Toe attention of tbs City Country Trade, and all in
want Of Furniture called 10 the assorted INVOICES OF Chsirs
ofevery s.y lie and mske
CCTrAGE SETS,
PARLOR and BEDROOM SErS.
COTTAGE BEDsTEADs Etc. Etc,
And Furniture Of ell kinds landing ex bark May and
Louise steamship Remington steamer Menotte schooner
K Wright brig Alice steamer Putnam, schooner Central
Americe bark Annie NJ Kimbsn Parties DESTROYS Of pur-
cbsng invoices arrive suitable for the country
trade ran do a. MONTGOMERY BROS. CO.
r. NJ MONTGOMERY, Auctionesr,
Old Auction Mart, 81 street.
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Crescent city Bank ,,-. ns ss ana q ~ = an
Jspss iss-ln accordance with sections o ass svstsm
q Free Banking the State b,r aSpi'i s N
approved Aisn-s ~ the circulating notes OF this
49, Spy audited under the provisions OF said act 70 gre
re al the Banking House, at the once OF tne
s.e Auditor for purpose of redemption w'hn oas
,ssr om this date, otherwise me Iunos aep''oN " ~
sAnk for SAD purpO'e wi" CHAS FAURIE. JR, Cashier.
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CHARLES Il. NASH,
AUCTIoNEER AND BROKER.
Once and sslesrooms-Masonic Hall Auction Mart Corner
Of ST. Charles and Perddo streets.
Has constantly hand well assorted stock Of FURNI
TURE Respectfully socs Sales of all descriptions To-
MORROW is salesday in Mart at II o'clock A
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The Management 10 their patrons that at
they have made arrangements with Mesrs NIXON
CASTILLO HOWkS present 10 the New Osleans rub
lie for short season, their GREAT EQUEsTRlAh
ESTABLISHMENT, well known throughout the countiI
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Cr.CHAxLEs THEATER-ST. CHARLES ST
EXTRAORDINARY ENGAGEMENT.
FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY
Monday, Jan. A, 1865,
Reunion and Farewell Tour of all the Wohd-famed
HASLoN BROTHERS.
Geo-zs William Alfred, Edward Frederick and their youth
full prodigies, Julien, Victor, Francois,
And their
NEW TRANSATLANTIC COMBINATION,
Now making their Farewell through the United states
In addition to the attractions presented by the HASLoS
they have also under engagement the following European
Celebrities: D.u
Tha daring Young Russian Athlete aud Champion Of th'
ward upon the FLYING TRAPEZEs who will perform ms
boodchng leap of $50 Feet Through hd-Air, turning
somersault in his tremendous aerial fight.
Accompanying the HAhLoNS are;
Miss EMILY IHoRNE, the aecorprsked Comedienne
and Vocalist; Mrs. R. A. BRENNAN and Mr. r. A BkEN'
NAN Burlesque Operate Artists; Mr.. JAMES BLAMfHe
Furope's Greatest Hsrpi t; Mr.. ALFRED B. sEDG"lCk
Concertipist and Bufo Singer; Mr. SYLVAN ana ""
BENEDICT, Grotesque Artists
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CABEMY OF MUsIC-sT. CHARLES ST.
MONDAY EVENING, JAN. 4, 1860,
First Night of the Equestrian season.
The Management to their patrons that a. great
s'T COWS 70 he
lie .o5 shSrs season. their GEEaT rs onn
DAN CAST ELL0'S
GREAT SNOW AVID ABYssINIAN
CARAVAN,
THE LEADING CIRCUS OF AMERICA
This Unequsled Combination of Artists presents ell the
Brightest Stars Equesta promii en among whom az
MILE DE8ERG,
The Phenomena Fquestrienne from France whose wndsr
m and eqnitsOns have won for her the title Of the
The two Champion Bareback Riders,
CHARLES FISH AND SIG. SEBASTIAN,
This Unprecedented Combination Affords Pnbc op
poruby to witness Bare back Riders in the arena
dssms and who will esh be stimulated greater acts of
daring herald each other in acts OF horsem gnshp
YoUFG RON So THE BOY WONDER.
who one Of the most graceful and accomplished Juvenile
borsems n.hip Management challenging
world equal the profession is not of the day
JAMES COOKE
The greatest Rider and vauter in this country
SIG. MONTEURDL
The most wonderful of Contortoniss.
THE LEOTARD BROTHERS,
a s~sd he Champion
nasts OF The World
The GILLIAN WONDER the greatsst Tumblsr living
LA PETITE JOSEPHINE. the Cupid Rider.
MASTER GEoBGE the daring and dashing Hurdle Rider
MR. DAN CASTILLO,
The popular Jester of the who with
East We North asd South who will ntr his
Troupe of ducaed Horses Ponies ard Mules c1nstug Of
the ia-amed Russian horse CAR the Comic Trick Horse
ARrEMUs WARD together with his troupe Of SHEf-
mopg The novel features win be
herd Of
| Abvssinian War CameIs Attached to the
Chariot of Theodore.
This Chariot is the most beautiful piece Of
workmanship designed elegantly carved surmOunt
by Banners Flags snd Stresmes This grand Chariot
drawn by the herd OF War Camels with all the magnificent
surround elegantly cspsroned blooled horses with
costumes ch ia and costly trsepnes with
the Ladies' 8enmen and Children Of the Troupe forming
MONDAY at 01< O'Clock A. starting fom the front Of the
| Academy OF Music ST. Charles street
Al irteTvss during the engagement of this Mammoth
Circus will appear the most prominent OF those Artists
whose pnivaed exploits II the Paris Exposit ~ in the
| GREAT AMEe lCAN CIRCUS. attracted the admiration
and defsd the petition Of the whole world
NEW OPERA M0TsETPoPgEJHBe.N s"'"'--
luber's Opera Come in acts,
HAYDEE.
For particulars see programmes.
Doors open 6 O'Clock, Performance commence ~
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NEW Opera M0STssE7PoPggJEBeH s""---
luber's Opera Come in acts,
HAYDEE
For particulars, programmes
doors omen at 6 O'Clock, Performance commence ~
o'clock Box office open from A. n. to 4P-E
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FOR RENT.

C,OR RENr-A LARGE FINE THREE-sroRY
Il Brick Dwelling House. No. SIS Charities street, near 81
Ferdinand 1t good ORDER has and water
works in IL The Ieyee cars from Canal street run WITHIN
one SQUARE Of and the Rampant street within two
squares. Rent $50 month to LIST October 1859
T,oR RENT-FuRNIsHED RooM-AN EXCEL
Il lent clssp airy and comfortable, In
quiet house and convenient TO The lnqni at No
Euterpe street.
NOR RENT-wITH OR WITHOUT BOARD,
large and handsomely furnished Room the front
.s1 en- any NO.
EOR KEsT-THE FINE, LIGHT, BACK OFFICE.
windows Charles street. opposite Masonic Hail. suit
able for factors or brokers' Office having he
architect P0 gwen LIST November next For terms
apply a. Heart No. 81 Commercial Place corner OF St
Charles street, front ONCE
ITO BENT-THREE VERY DESIRABLE OFFICES
second floor of the New Orleans Mutual Insurance
Company Canal and Camp Apply at the ONCE Of the
company.
LOB RENT-PEws IN CHRIST CHURCH TO
Rent Cenal streeD Nos IL, ia and l2S Rent moderate
Apply to 81 Magazine street.
well ventilated house situated TivoH Circle, bet seen
Delord Charles formerly Nsysdes) Streets Having
openings all sides and abundance yard ROOM u Is wei
suited Tor sfsmy boarding house or school, For terms etc.
apply 70 J. G Wire, at this ONCE
INOR RENT OR LEAsE-THE LARGE AND
well known United States Hotel, opposite the Pontchsr
train Railroad depot Esn Fields street. between Vic
uiaI estsbiishment viii be leased for term Of years App,
70 G. &. Girsrdey Co, II Exchange Place.
I,oR KENT-FAMILIEs AND eENTLEMRN DAN
be accommodated with large airy front Rooms with o.
without board Also day boarder I've large front rooms
Eat with dnS SoS a g, :n .sns 70
Liberty.
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LOST--STOLEN--FOUND.

EOUND-oN CANAL STREET, A BUNCH OF SIX
which the have b. proving property and
pay II for this advertisement. pply at this Office
7 OST OR MIsLAID-A CERTIFICATE OF
IL One Sha Of Stock in La vae'e Association OF New
Orleans 327 p J. Kennedy. the 18th
day OF Februa " 1867 The public cautioned against
trading for same app has made for
tifcate
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THE GCUMENICAL COUNCIL.

LONDON. Thursday, NOV T. loo9'
The correspondent of The Post writes as follows
from Rome concerning the expected action OF the
Council: The dogmatic definition of the Assump-
ton of the Virgin Mary will encounter no obstacle
The Pope earnestly desires the consolidation of this
dogma. The erection into dogma of the necessity
of the temporal power is not considered possible by
its most ardent champions. The foundation and
preservation of that power do not afford the elements
of a dogma. and belief in its necessity is not even
,,roriDa fei but only of high Importance. Probably
the Protests of 1862 and 1867 will be received is
suggested that the Liberal Bishops will advise
that terms be made with the Kingdom of Italy, so
that all appointments even the Popedom, may DC
conferred without the destruction Of nationality;
but such change of policy, although desirable is
improbable at present and must be left to time and
the force of wants. The Council does not have the
initiative with respect to the Syllabus. 1t would be
absurd to think that the Syllabus will be abrogated
1t is more probable that the Bishops will be asked to
sanction it by open and unanimous adhesion, ana
to explain such portions as are obscurely
worded or enormously interpreted. Beyond these
points the Council will only be occupied with ques-
tiOus of internal discipline such as reform missions
the reunion of schismatics and heretics with the
Church, notifications of the religious orders, the
ameHoraton of instructions to the clergy, and the
adaptation of the judicial power of Bishops to the
condition of society," 1t is important to observe that
the initiative in everything belongs to the Pope
alone As the Roman Catholic hierarchy is strongly
and judciously constituted It'll improbable that any
serious opposition will be manifested.
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GENERAL TELEGRAPHIc NEWS.

Heavy rain storms have occurred through
out Oregon.
Agricultural fairs are in progress at Ea-
tonton and Rome, Ca
.. Commander Cox, of the English man-of-
war Phomel, died at Havana on Wednesday.
The buildings of the Western Pacific
Railroad at Stockton, Cal, have been destroyed by fire.
The amount of treasure exported from
San Francisco, during the month of October was over
s30OO,OOO.
About 300 mechanics and labOrers were
discharged from the Charesown (MassJ Navy Yard ON
Wednesday
Smith Taylor an old citizen of Auburn,
n. Y. aged TO- was run over and Killed by Tram on
wednesday.
John H. Platter, father of Alderman Plat
ter OF Utica committed suicide by hanging himself on
Wednesday.
Gov. Warmoth of Louisiana denies the
report that any bonds OF that State nave been Issued
without authority
Two young men named Applebly of
Resaca aud Charles Morrison OF Rome, were accident
ally killed at Rome yesterday.
The Western Pacific and San Francisco
Bay Railroad Companies have consolidated under the
name of the Western Pacific Railroad
.... The wooden mill of Joseph Ellis & Co.,
near Brantford. Canada, was destroyed by fire on
Wednesday. Loss, 100000 insurance. $4,000.
IA young man named Alger was run over
and cut In two by the Of the Fort Wayne Road IN
Allegheny City on Wednesday.
AT Millerstown. KY, man named Buck
worm STAMPED ana person nhlAcu honuoth'
alleged to have been done In self'defense.
IA Free Trade meeting was held at Mil,
waukee yesterday. Mahon Sands, Gen. Brinkerhon ana
Prof. Perry were the speakers.
....John C.. HALEY, Deputy Collector OF In
ternal Revenue at Oakland CAL Ia supposed 10 nave 40
seconded by the last steamer, 10 Panama he 10 uo'
faulter 70 the Government In the sum OF $1,000
The dwelling of Mathew Dowry, IN tiar-
wick Mass was destroyed by hre on "Wednesday ana MS
only children little girls, aged ana years per
shed The parents we're visiting ~ '"' '''o
OF the fire. IT'D D.. -, "a. 80.
1.-The warehouse of the Citizens Oil
Refinery sharps9Trg Arr togeher with $50 barrels Of
retned al INC Are caught from the discharge from the
stills. Loss slb,0O0 fully insured
The steamer America sailed from San
Francsco for Hong Kong via Yokohama. yesterday,
nth AZ ia GOO no treasure, OF which $63OOO for
Hang Kong She took LOAF passengers. including ECO
Chins.e she aso took out iT00 barrels " -four Tom
Thumb and troupe are among the passengers.
The brig Cyclone, Chandler, from New
York of and Boston. with Government stores went
ashare on CuttyhuDk Wednesday evening by mlstakng
The reyenue cutter Aciives light for the Tarpaun Cave
Sht se leaks quite badly but will probably he got or
steamer gone from New Bedford her assistance.
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VENEZUELA.

CONTINUED DESPERATION AT MARAcAIBo.
Porto CABEILo, Oct THE Russian and Brazilian
Vice-Consuls lately arrived here give sad account
of the state of affairs at Maracaibo where something
like a reign of terror prevails Pulgar menaces with
death every refusing to join the rebellion, and
has shot several citizens for trying to escape. The
rebel chief says that he knows his fate is sealed and
will kill many foreigners he before his end
comes. Some time ago he sent an order TO Mr.
Worms, foreigner at MaracabO, to give him mule
owned by that gentleman, and, upon refusal Pulgar
went himself to his house, armed with revolver
challenged him vany TO fight, threatened violence
and grossly iHsulted Mrs Worms. The commander
of the British steamer Cherub, happening to be
visit at Mr.. Wormss interfered and compelled Pull
gar to leave threatening to shoot him if he
attempted to 90 further into the house. The next
day Pulgar sent an apology to the lady, American
flour is selling at from $S5 to $40 barrel.
REPORTED CAPTURE OF MARACAIBo.
CARACAS, Oct. S0.-A report is in circulation that
Gen. Monagas has captured the town Of MaracaibO.
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THE CUBAN REVOLUTION.
THE STEAMER LILLIAN.


1t is now quite certain the Lillian not only entered
but has since remained quietly at Nassau, whence
she might have got away without being captured il
the person to whom orders were sent for Goals had
not excited the suspicion of the Spanish agents The
Government at Nassau has not only seized her, but
will hold her.
THE BISHOP AND THE EDITORs-A SPEECH FROM
THE CAPTAIN -GENERAL-COL. O'DALYs TEs-
TIMoNY -CIENFUEGos ALMOST BEsIEGED-
THE BEMBA MASsACREs.
HAVANA, Oct. S0.-His Reverence, Jacinto Martinez.
the account Of whose Bishopric was found 100000
short before he left us for Spain, and who, if he
proited thereby has followed the goddess example Of
his Excellency Gen. CaballerO, is supposed to have
been implicated in a conspiracy to make the plump
Count Vslmaseda Captain-General 1t is not so GER
tain that Senior Gelpi OF the dying PTeasd. was
his intimate felowcOnspirator but il seems that De
Rodas Is wearing ont Others as well being worn
out himself, for Gepiis going on, and Castanon the
Zero of bloody minded journalism the editor of the
ill-written Voz de Cuba, but man sufficiently
courageous TO call the volunteers towards is about
10 give up the ghost journalistically.
The other day, 10 a private meeting at the palace,
the Captain General found occasion 10 say: Affairs
In the interior have become worse for want Of suf-
Gent reenforcements and implications at home may
prevent a further shipment of men this way The
collections by customs. confscations by the Spanish
Bank and by gifts have been absorbed Some of
our troops have been fighting three or four months
without anything but the advance made them before
stastins: and now, uDlsss ! can prove the rebels
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PARAGUAY.
A DESCRIPTION OF ITS DICTATOR By GEN. NC
MAHON.

A DESCRIPTION OF ITS DICTATOR By GEN. NC
MAH0N.
A Washington correspondent of The EUen-
ing Mail reports the following from conversations with
Gen. Mcmahon:
"At Buenos Ayres everybody who is believed TO be
friendly to Lopez calumnlaed The attempt 70 break
down the credblty Of every witness Is so systematic
that IL controls the legations AFRAID our Min
lister, Mr. Kirke has far forgot himself AS TO AS
sist the effort 10 ruin my credit with my
Government, which began there and has followed
me here" President Lopez, according TO Gen. NC.
MahOn, is man Of about 40 years OF age, OF
middle stature, with firm, welknt frame, evidently
capable great endurance In complexion, ne Is DARK
like Bpauard wearing full beard. His eyes are pene-
trating and lustrous features strong ana marked he
looks what he is Of powerful Intellect aud high
culture. He was educated chiefly IN Europe, speaks
ably but understands it better He Is fluent IN the Guarn
tongue the native Indian speech He IL very wei yersed
In history, and especially IN modern politics ana
Fully posted about affairs he watches matters 10 he
United States with the greatest interest and has Io
and complete appreciation of the position not oy oi
parties but OF our leading public men, He expressed
himself very anxious that President Grant, Gen ohe
whom he spoke, should become acquainted with
the true nature Of the ParaRuayan struggle.
He understood the causes VI Gen. Mcmahon s
recall, and dd not deem IL unfrlendy 10 ms
cause, therefore. Gen. Mcmahon declares tnht
Lopez expresses She utmost sorrow at the necessity
which drives him into the terrible The General mas
the ParsRuayan President wiring his hands win
ing this su1ject but he hesated to declare his
acceptance OF the ISSUE believing this he was not
only fighting for himself and people for the other
Republics Of Boath America
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-05
1NcREAsrp REvENUE RECEIPTS.

A comparative statement has been prepared
al the Bureau OF Internal Revenue showing the amount
gain collections In many OF the most important ds
cts OF the country for July August aud September Of
the present year over the same months last year OF
these the st Illinois Chicago District shows gain OF ~
per cent the INth Indiana AurOra n per cent; the WITH
Kentucky uOusyiel, per cent; the With Kentucky
tCovngtOnl, ia per cont; the lst Louisiana tNew'
oreapsl 40 per cent: the LIST Missouri (St Louis.
81 per cent; the lid Ohio tCincinnatl l5l
per cent; the Nth Ohl0 CToedO), 10 per
cent; the XXIId Pennsylvania Plttsburghl, 81 per
cent the With Tennessee (Nnshyie per cent. For the
following districts the comparison made for tho months
Of Julv and August OF each year only: WITH Illinois
Quincy 7? per cent; With Illinois Peorta i per cent
Mn Kentucky lebanon 6l9 per cent; With Kentucky
dexnaton l2l per cent; With OHIO Columbus go per
cent; XXIlld Pennsylvania allegheny city, 81 per
cent Is West Virginia Nheeling p per cent; lst Wis
consin (Mwaukeel, per cent. The net receipts from
revenue samps for the first quarter OF present year over
the same period last year have increased S2 or and
clio per cent. WASH Oor' IN u'%eI'e'