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RY GREEN h WILLIAMS
- Auctioneers Heal Estate 0rvr,rr,
No. 319, southeast corner 7th and % SITS.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS AT

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II Auctioneers and Estate 0r,n-
No. 319, southeast corner 18th and % SITS
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS At
AUCTION.
n BY virtue of deed of trust BEARING date tha
18th day of July, 1869, and duly recorded in the
- :, apd records OF Washington county, in Liber
secured thereby, viii sell at public auction, on The
premises, on MONDAY the 18th day Of June, $50,
ington marked respectively A, b, C. and b. in Jobn
Lunneys subdivision Of lots one and two, of Par
hea ssupdvislon IN square one hundred and sixty
feet, making in all ,666 square feet
Terms: One-third cash; balance in g. Il and Il
months, upon notes secured by deed OF trust on the
properly, bearing interest. Slo0 down when the
property Is struck of Stamps and conveyancipe AT
purchasers cost. If the terms are no. compliea With
within nye days, the Trustee reserves the right to
p. A. DARNEILLE, Trustees
my2feefds GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts
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A LIZ. 3. sHKPHKRD 4 EROS,
HAVING REMOVED TO THEIR NEW
IRON WAREHOUSE
s10 PENEA. Av., BET. 9TH AND 10TH srs.,
(sourH srDEJ
Respectfully call attention other assortment Of
GAS FIXTURES,
omprisins
ALL PArrEnNs MANUFACTURED sY TIE
Tucker Hsnufscsuring Co, New York
also those Of
Mitchell, Vance . Co, New York.
WHICH ARE SOLD AT MANuFAorURKBs
- The Largest Stock OF
CLOCKS, and
MANTEL ORNAMENTS
ever exhibited In Washington, and At the
LoWEsr RATS.
Every Variety Of
SLATE MANTELs
Manufactured, Of style and anish equal to the nnee
imported marbles.
TERRA GOTTA AND IROU WARE,
CHIMNEY TOPS, EARTHEN YLUIa.
VASES, DRAIN TILE, STATUS,
RIDGE TILE, SEWER PIPES. IA.
Sole Agency for
HouLET PATENT EARTH CLOsErs.
Wecall especial attention 10 our
fAhIos shATs ma k haAHTsESssBss' FURNACES
ooOpri61ng ell the most narrowed vsyy.<s..
FOUNTAIN JETS Of every styIe.
PLUABIH0, GAS and STEAM FITTING.
q the most extensive character and OF all d...-,.
lions, executed at reasonable rates and IN the 49,
approved manner. s"' Assss
6sil and sxaails our Stock end salsrsouu, ~
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RY COOPER LATIMER. Auctioneers.
- slsuScessors 70 y Mcclure & Co..

- successors to j. q. Mcclure Co \
southwest corner Penn. avenue and 18th 81.
TKKHHSTE It SALE OF LOTS IN SQUARE IA. ON
AND 4 sTs STREET WEST, BETWEEN I
n BY virtue Of deed of trust from 4 Mar
shall and wife, died the 18th of October IsSs
and recorded in Liber Il NJ Il, No % folio ssI
&c the subscribers will sell at public sale 10 the
miShest bidder on the premises, on MONDAY the
Sdtn uay OF June $50, at $50 O'Clock y m the "a AZ
nan OF square No. "a, saving and excepting there.
from such portions OF said east half as have hereto
& peen released from said trust. The part to be
lst The south part Of lot Is said south mart front,
Ing IS eet III inches 18th street west by the denth
OF the lot and parts of Is and the east half ID
being part OF an alley Is feet inches wide shown on
SUBSEQUENT subdivision of said sq1are made nv
boteler Corcoran. and Marshall
"a. All OF lot is in said square ga.
sd Inc north part Of lot IL, in said SQUARE front
ing on 18th street So feet inches by the depth OF the
ioi; EN- bracing part OF sub. 50 and subs S. and 81 In
4th Part of lot IS and parts of lots 2 and of east
bali OF j. IN said square, fronting feet inches on
LIN street by the depth Of the lot being part of An
alley shown on the subdivision aforesaid
The terms OF sale will be, one third in cash of
which $50 on each parcel must be paid al the time
and place OF sale and the residue in equal sums in
one and two years with interest from the day of sale
III the terms OF sale are not complied with within
nye days from the day OF SALE the Trustees
notce, Tor cash, at the rick and cost Of the pur-
Chaser IN sefsult All conveyances and stamps at
4 HHse q CLARKE Trustees.
my2o-law6ds COOPER Il LATIMER, Aucts
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ri COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers,
y Successors to J. y. Mcclure Oo,)
Southwest corner ania ave and nth street

TRUSTEES SALE OF ZEAL ESTATE.
- Under and by virtue of a deed of trust, dated
yniy LIST, 1867, and recorded in Liber E O. Z, No.
III, folio 400 one Of the land records for Wash
ington county, g., viii offer for sale, on URS-
ia June % $50. at o'clock p. m, on the prem-
ses all the right and interest of Simeon Mead In and
to that certain piece parcel Of ground known and
described as Lots One, ID Thirty three (s3l and
sixty eight, l46SJ with the improvements thereon,
situated At the corner Of 9th and streets south
Terms: Six hundred dollars cash; balance. six and
Twelve months secured by deed of trust Fifty dol
vsyancing and stamps at purchaser 8 cost.
GEORGE COWIE, Trustee
my1 COOPER LATfMER Auct'rs
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QY GREEN q WILLIAMS,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. 319, Southeast corner 7th and ID streets
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
- BY virtue OF deed Of trust, dated August 18th
ks: a. ID: lo6, and duly recorded in Liber c r.
NO. 10, folio III, &c, of the land records for
Washington county, ID. c., and by direction of the
Parties sfSnred shsssey VIZ a4 e Public apS-
io1o, infront Of the premises, at So ocIooi.
ToraneIn UNDIVIDED half part of Lot numbered
iWenly SIX, ~ In Square numbered Three III uu-
ared ana Eighty eight 1885, in the city OF Washing
The above described property is located in q vary
desirable neighborhood ON the lslard
Terms OF sale: One half in cash, (of which SIS
must be paid at saleD the deferred ma -ments 10 he
made in six and twelve months with interest from
gay OF sale and secured by trust TO the salts
complied with within six days after day of sale the
trustee reserves the right to resell the property
after one weeks notice, at the risk and cost Of the
nrst purchaser. All conveyancing, including reye-
nue. stamps, at purchasers cost.
WIN. II. WARD, Trustee
my2s-eo6ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Au-ts
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CONVENIENT sTRAMERs FOR SALE

Sealed Bids viii be received at the Coast Survey
Omce Washington, until noon, June 10, 1870 for the
"C0RWIN,6
as she now lies OF the Navy yard, Washington, d.
2, with anchors and chains, and other articles An
inventory Of which can be seen on board Her di-
mensions are: Length, rs feet; breadth, "a feet:
depth, No feet, tonnage, about N; draft OF water
ieet inches; locust treenaled and copper fastened
steepe engine, low PRESSURE cylinder 50 inches al,
angler, finch stroke; but little worm and in fair
order; one boiler, return iue, half worn. This yes
sci Was built specially for the Coast Survey under
the direction and inspection of experienced Of
hcer, for work at sea.
Also Sealed Bids will be received until noon July
l. lao' for the side wheel steamer
HETZEL,"
noN emRioyed In Pamlco sound N. O., and to be
seen AZ New berne, n. O., after June I. Her dmen-
SONS are length $50 feet; br. adth n feet; depth
eet Inc nes dram Of water feet inches tonnage
about ~; walking beam, Low pressure engine. In
lar order; boilers require water Bottoms This
vessel was built expressly for the QuarterUastArs
Department. repaired In 1857 1853 AZ an en- pense of
SOUo, and being large carrier, IL well ad pted to
Sound OF Day business. Her inventory can be seen
The shipkeepers win show the vessels to any ,er
son wishing TO inspect them. ~
The right to reject any or all bids IL reserved
Sealed bids must be directed to Professor BEN.
yAMIH PIERCE, Superintendent Coast Survey
Washington, D. O., and Endorsed I" Bid for steam,
r INV I'm q -
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AUCTION SALES.
ORROW

RY GREEN q WILLIAMS,
ID Aactioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. $40, southeast corner 7th and ID streets
ExCELLIsI PARLOR AND CHAMBER FUR
n, wNrtnnSSkE AT AuCii3N 81 Inn.
EESS, sSs; o. Street norm: ss.ss;n 81 and
H.na,sne Rep farlor Suite, consisting of /. Me
GALLON GALLON Iete aTete Sofas, Castor and Side
r9letOp Centre Table. and Walnut whatnot
GSe.tHut Painted GS.SBer sass S"''
Hair Matttssses, Feather Pillows and Boosters
EXCELLENT Walnut Round corner and Carved leg
knse and and Plated dTs
P.intsS WsdroSe., Dressing Bureaus. w.hs,And.
Hall oilcIoths, Hall Brussels Carpets and Stair
Table GrOekery and Glasswar.
And good lot of Kitchen Requisites
ms,st LRepl GREEN WILLIAMS, Auet..
D Isueoe.sor. 70 JAIME. Q. MeGuire Co..
P65EEE 11s SAIL AT AVcTIos OF THREE
WHs4 skFwHnk pS Ss LOTS s ~ l s5Rf Fl
SEE GaEEE iS ThE hEAR, rR6STiSd 4 So
= On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. Maya, a.
LOU 50, 81 and 50, OF sub. Of original lot -, in
square No. D7, each having front Of II feet iiH
and streets north and running back to . 10 foot
Also. immediately AFTER We will sell eight Lots on
inches with depth of 50 feet y inch to 10 foot al
.sS with FRONT and n d.Dh % *
Terms: One half cash: balance in and u m.nths,
with interest: secured by deed OF trust upon the
premises. All CONVEX ances and revenue stamps at
cost o. purchaser. - deposit on cash lot ct time
mls-d&ds OOOPER 4 LArIMER, Aucts.
1.-THE ABOVE sALI Is POSTPONED UN.
III FRIDAY AFTERNOON, May 9Th, at s'l
ny35st OOOPER LATIMER, Aucts.
rGsg
l' mad se%s hour and SSBS t;fif LArrmrR Aue
BYJ. B. CANNON CO., ..,.,
sR Ja44hE
SAEkTs, GAEsfAGEs: BgsaIEs, EAEMiNSSi
Hsp kfrcEns r sgsEFt9h HOUSEHOLD
o. On TUESDAY. the slst day Of May, $50,
inston, o. tas ESsd, and .djoinins sSs
isrrow Farm, we shall sell the following described
Horses, Mules. Alderney Cattle
alse. AlderneX Heifers and Calves
y
% or 50 Sets Of various kinds Of Harness
A large collection OF Farming Implements Of the
most approved styles including Hay Tedders, Wheel
kakes Hay Press, and about % new and second
hand Mowers and Reapers Of the best manufacture
One or 6-ton Fairbanks Hay and Coal Scale, in
perfect order
A large collection Of Carpenters, wheelwrights
Machinists', Coopers' and Blacksmith Tools, Of
good quality
A large lot OF small Farming and Gardening Tools
Backmiths Portage and Stationary FORCES
Platform, Counter and Beam Scales
Log and Ok Chains, Ropes, Blocks and Tackle
Large lot Of various kinds Of Fertilizers
About 900 loads Of barn yard Manure
About 20 Bee Hives, made In the best manner, all
stocked.
Also,
One superior Piano Forte
A large assortment Of superior Parlor and Cham.
Brussels and Three ply Carpets
Kitchen Requisites, &c, &c.
Terms OF sale: All sums und sr rs, cash. above
that amount, q credit Of thirty, sixty and ninety
days, with notes satisfactorily indorsed
NorE.-The cars stop at Penn 3 Crossing, which is
Oh the place, thereby making il convenient to
parties wishing to attend the SALE The sale will be
posed Of
my 1St COOPER & LATIMER, Aucts.
uNRAME RITIInINl AT AUrTInN
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INSURANCE.


THE TwEKTY-RIRsT YEAR
CONTINUOUS KxPKRIEsCE In TIE BUsI
NESS, In THIS CITY.
UsOr dssirs Yrorvt pay~s.s Of losses. loo ,ssss.
ssA ~ ssa Composites. cote
HANSON = BLACKr0RD,
sis sEvENTH STREET,
OProsrrs Posr orrrcE,
Asd ass fAs" J'r ro'iey IN fAs old" 1s.a." ~ a.
"F>sahlss,r Of PAsladslpAsa. o. aAs ~Hsrvo,d.-r
tAs 'NeiA BrisssA ssd Msroa.sils,n o. tAs "Pus
sa~," ~ tAs 'sSSrsaGtsld," Q, "a. " Ps,o~a<.p .,
G0,saswa. am
"A PRUDENT Wi WI r0EIsIIrn rHI
IN prosperity ysspessJor advs,sssv,
lssss voxy yrop6fy ssifA
4. y PRATT = SON,
d. ~
rH1"i'' q s &c g0s1 sssss.
fIREMgN'S, @ Nss YsvA
0sd tAss sWsvd ssssaa FIRE.
lsssss yesv L0s 90 Tia EXCELSIOR, az Nsv
York, and fkss procsdt for tA< elfoS Of fAoss va
iecs sehes vos taken from fAsn.
A. o. PRATT SOC, Aeeuts,
spsa Mes r. H. "a. Bssidsss.
NAfIOHAL UNION IIRl INSURANCE. OOu
~ kANr OF WAsHIH11QN,
OAHIIAL-----.-----...--.--....U i .0Oo ,0O0.
OooecHo. d Louisiana avo., one don 60 Of m n
10 charge for Policies revenue BtGnps
Btaks taken on ths most reasonable tsels and lnoa
.pirectonCh.rte KnsP, irestdsst; ssorgs "
ktGgs, Vice freddent; 4arshan Brown Tho1S
BerIy, kichard wanach, Wm. Dixsn, DsAH Dodl
ssDly NOBLE d. LARNDB. Becrsssry.
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WASHINGTON ARSENAL,
" WASHINGTON, d. c., May 26, $50.

SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY
viii sold at public auction, a. Washington Arsen-
al, on MONDAY, the 9th Of june 1870, al 10 O'CLOCK
q: m, lot Of condemned Ordnance and Ordnance
stores consisting in part Of OF the following: Worn
kets. &C., &C., &c.
Terms: Cash, in q. q. currency.
stores to be removed within days from date of
purchase. JNO r. EDIE
myZ-4t Brevet Maj. Ord. q. g. A., Com'd,R.
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ITO CONTRACTORS AND BrILDERs.

I'O CONTRACTORS AND BTILDERS.
QuARrkRgAsrEIs oIrrcE !
RIcHNoyp, VA, May sd. $50
O'Clock p. m. Of SATURDAY,, the ssth day OF June,
me % .as
Me IN shs once the Post sf nDs starS ft
eess lee. from scor q Sass B1idins .
framed, wsatherboerded and bsttensd Outside, lined
with matched boards, and walls OF cells nlled In with
Proposals. must be guaranteed By tive responsible
re risSt to reject any or all bids s reserved. II
Considered to the Interest Of the service:
iisis sssss army
myss-dst Quartermaster q. y. Army.
NOTICE 10 BRIDGE BUILDKRs.
the West and street bridge Rock creek win be
tSwn, and inderssd, PrOpos.s ior Iron Briase
,een al & e h saS
necessary information can be obtained from the
The right to REJECT any Ids reserved.
By order Of the committee.
Mayor OF Washington.
ny1 Mayor OF 0eorsetown.
7 UMBEBI LunBERH LUnBIRin
4 large and complete seorsnsut Of Bu,,d,,,
Lumber, HemIock Fencing, o. Drsss shinsies. VINE
Pine and s'r'iSsk hsass; Y sSEs sHSS' xs0
f's' S..r New ElT 5.f .7.... r. e
.py-u one square I'm E;s.a sTthsin
TaE HIshIsf OAsn PAID TOR GENTS
9:!.S GU. Pi:ss:. N g .ss EA no
oEGsl6', 1884 I'll strsst, bstvssa II snd n. ANY
srdss ssrsasA nau vsoovtly sttsadsd .. 1ssly6
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II. BRENNAN,

sos ID street, OPP. Y. NJ. @. A. Building.
. B.-NO Potash or Whtftns Used. myal-ln
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LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
~ WARRINGTON, ID. c., May IIth, laU
=, On the petition Of HEZEkIAH BRADFORD, Of
Reading, Pa, praying for the extension Of Q patent
GRANTED 70 him on the l9th day August, lss6, Tor an
II IL ordered that the Testimony I'm the ease be
closed on the 18th day Of July next that the time
for Ming arguments and the Examiners report be
ution be heard on tbs 9th day Of July next.
Any person may oppose this extension.
BAMUEL 3. FISHER,
mylflawSw Commissioner OF Patents.
LIMITED STATES PAfEhT oFFIeE,
" - WAsHINeI0N, ID. c., MAY 9, $50.
On the petition Of J. HERyA JONES, Of Rcekford,
III, prayiDeSor the extension Of patent granted
proyement in Hand Seed Planters:
IL e ordered that the testimony in the case be
for filing arguments and the Examiners report be
limited 70 the sh day OF August next and that said
petition be heard on the 10th day Of August next
Any person may oppose this extension.
SAMUEL 3. FISHER,
mylIv3v Commissioner Of Patents,
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01a-og Olothins, Boots, SHOES, sisrre sises,D
GEEsIg, 1894 % tres, 6st.ssa 4 s:d n. Any
erdsr threagh nall Vgu0y&ly sttso1sd .. 1es-lyG
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Rr GREEN WILLIAMS,
- Aaetioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. $40, southeast cerner 7th and streets
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

SHORTEsT AND QUICKEST LINE SOUTH,
~ cta the Rtchmcsd, Nedeytcksbrre
and Potomac Ltas.-Steamers leave
seventh-street Wharf twice, daily,
tSunsay, m. excepted,) at us O. m and us % M
Once Oil Pennsylvania avenue. myHtf
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eonseauence of the rain until o-day sATiiRDAY
Sth instant, same hour By order of the trustees.
GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
1.-THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
poned in consequence of the rain, until TUESDAY,
the Sis instant, at the same place and hour. By
mao ct GREEN WILLIAMS Aucts
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-05
AMERICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION

So Z -
t,,e.nf>.. frem their Dispatches.
We copy the following points OF interest
from the Memphis San kilograms published
Wednesday morning: -
LoUysy,LLE, August 2.-RepOrts just re-
ceiyed from Harrodsburg, in the interior OF
the State, say that riot occurred at that
place, yesterday; between the whites ana
hacks. in which two whites were killed and
two wounded, and six colored men killed
and fifteen wounded. A great excitement,
and the polls taken possession OF ny the
mob.
w. H. Childress, Marshal of Williams
town, Kentucky, was MORALLY wounded
Yesterday, while trying to preserve peace.
John Barr was MORALLY wounded at Crit
tenden, Kentucky, in an election row yes
terday.
New YORK, August "A London letter
received to-day, says that England is be-
ginning to believe that if France triumphs
over Prussia, she will next turn her arms
against Great Britain, as Napoleon has al
ready fought with three of the four great
powers which overthrow his uncle.
LONDON, August 2.-The tone OF the
Prussian newspapers and the voice OF the
people appears decided in the belief OF vic
tory. 1t is supposed that the intentions Of
the Prussians to force march through
France to Paris, has been frustrated Dy tHe
timely appearance OF the French fleet III the
Baltic and about the mouth of the Elbe.
Prussia demands full explanation from
Austria as to why she is arming.
The South German army has been sup
piled with the old flint lock muskets.
The Associated Press was fairly beaten
on the Harrodsburg, Kentucky, riots, as the
report was published in papers supplied by
the American Press Association, Wednesday
morning, while the same thing, substan-
tally, was not published here till last
eEeninr.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-05
Yesterdays Evening Dispatches.


PAss-A-LOUTRE, August 4. Arrived j:
six DAYS from Boston. with an assorted
cargo to master. Captain Rogers reports
having seen, on the twenty-fifth Of July, a
large ship ashore on Great Stirrup Key; on
fire. She had apparently been there but a
short time.
No departures.
BALTIMORE, Nd, August THE North
German steamship Leipsic, from Bremen,
arrived this morning
DETROIT, Mich, August 4.-The Temper
ance Convention nominated full State
ticket.
LOUISVILLE, August 4.-The Courier
Journal says: "A riot occurred at HarrOds-
burg, Mercer county, Monday evening, in
which one white man was killed and several
wounded. Three or four blacks were killed,
and fifteen or twenty wounded.
LONDON, August 4.-Itis rumored that
the Bavarians are averse to fighting for
Prussia.
Prince Frederick Charles is sick at Oden
burg.
Papal committees in France, Ireland, Hol-
land and Belgium are raising recruits for
the protection Of the Pope.
The rate of the bank of England has been
increased to six per cent.
PEsTH, August 4.-The Diet has declared
in favor of neutrality.
BERLIN, August 4.-Officers in this city
have accepted the heavy wager offered by
Thomas, Of Paris, that the French would be
in Berlin by the fifteenth of August.
The Prussian have 100000 reserve near
Berlin.
Forage scarce on the Rhine, and the horses
OF the Prussians are suffering.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-05
STOLEN PRESS DISPATCHES.

The Associated Press has very kindly in
formed us that an enterprising and wide
awake telegraph operator had been de-
tected in stealing Associated Press dis
matches, This is an explanation emanating
from the American Press Association, rival
news vendors:
SACRAMENTO, CAL, August 3.-The sensa-
ton story which the Associated Press teie-
graphed about the discovery Of an attempt
to steal their dispatches is ridiculous. The
facts are that on Friday last the Atlantic
and Pacific line went down east Of Omaha,
and one of the Atlantic and Pacific opera
tors, f. C. Vanvanlkenburg, went across
the street on balcony adjoining the West
ern Union Office to see ii the Western Union
lines were working, While he was talking
with the Western Union operator crowd
collected, and charges were made Of an as
sauIt to murder and an attempt to steal dis
patches.
In an hour afterward the Atlantic and
Pacific line commenced working, and the
American Press Association report came
through and was published as usual, not.
withstanding the agents of the Associated
Press said that the mode by which the
American Press Association dispatches were
obtained had been discovered and the leak
stopped. Mr. Vanvalkenburg is an operator
for, and not to be cOnfounded with Superin-
tendent Valkenburg, whom the Associated
Press appears to have charged with the at
tempt to steal their dispatches Mr.. Van.
valkenburg will commence libel suit against
the papers that have made the charge unless
they apologize. Since the American Press
Association have commenced sending dis
patches for the papers served by them, they
have been the first to publish every import
ant item of news. The old concern hal
been at their wits end finding a terrible in
road into their business and getting up al
kinds of false stories calculated to injur
the American Association.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-05
aFy.-ComInercial.
MONETARY.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN
THURSDAY EVENING, August 4, 1870.

OFFlCE OF The DALI KEY bLISAN,$
..rE THURSDAY EVENING, August 4, 1871.
The money market proper continues to
work close. There is more demand for ac-
commodation at most Of the banks; and the
offerings of business paper upon the street
are increasing. At the same time we nOtlce
a general tendency toward caution IN view
of the incertitude of the future. There Is
yet no drain of money to the country, but a
strong demand for supplies, which is extend
ing credits. We quote AL paper. with I'M
questionable collaterals, at ii all y cent
per annnm do without collaterals, at q ~ Y
y cent per month, and second class at "a s
per month. Mortgage paper is III request
at 100 IL and - T. cent per annum, accord
ing to class
at New York;, and closed at l3Ohs PHI y
against 1919 The sales embraced 900
at 1903; $1,000 at 1908; $4,000, $4,000
and $4,000 at 10; $4,000 at III a ~ y;
$4,000, $1,000 and 5000 at l2l Is; $1,000.
$4,000 and $4,000 at 12lA, and $4,000 at
IBIS 012l3s. Nothing reported in silver.
There was no movement whatever in
foreign exchange In the absence OF pur-
chases of cotton or produce for Great Brit
ain there are are no sterling bills making,
and the same may he said OF francs. We
quote, nominally, sterling 152 a 1873 tor Al
bill of lading and clear and l34 for bank,
and francs 4.ll2l2 for bank:
Domestic exchange was dull. The banks
continued 10 draw On New York at IS Y
cent premium, and the sales OF CONNER
cial were confined TO $4,000 and Sl5,ooo
sight on New York at rs premium.
There was scarcely any movement in
stocks or bonds. 80 shares Lottery stock
at Ss5 and s. Bank Of New Orleans at $50
are the only sales reported.
Transactions in warrants We're confined
to small lots, dealers buying State at 20 for
new and SO as for old, and Metropolitan
Police at 9Sla 69o. and selling the former
at 70 for new. and 95 as for old, and the
latter at SO 09S15.
Nothing TRANSFERRED in city treasury notes.
Dealers buy small sums at Is ago discount,
and sell at Is 0T.