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First Mortgage Bonds
Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
road Company.

The CAssGpcdke aud Ohio Rdi'rodd connecting
the Atlantic coast and the magnificent haIbors
of the Chesapeake Bay with the Ohio River at .
point of reliable navigation, and thus, with the
entire Railroad syStem and water transportation
OF the great West and Southwest forms the
additional EnsI and West Trunk Line,
so imperatively demanded for the accommodation
Of the immense and rapidly growing transporta.
tion between the Atlantic seaboard and Europe
on the one hand. and great producing regions OF
the Ohio and Mississippi Valleys on the other.
The Importance OF this Road as n
new ouIiet from the West 20 the sen
magniies 1t into one Of national consequences,
and Insures TO 1t an extensive through trafhc
from the day Of its completion; while, In the
development Of TIE extensive agricultural and
mineral resources OF Virginia and West Virginia,
1t possesses along It's own line. the elements OF
large and profitable local business
Thus the great interests, both general and
local, which demand the completion Of the
CuEsAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD 20 the Ohio
River, afford the surcst guarantee Of It's success
and value, and render it the moot impor-
tant md substantiRl Railroad enter
prise now In progress In this Csuntry.
Its superiority as an East and West route,
and the promise OF an immense and profitable
trade awaiting lis completion have drawn TO II
the attention and cooperation Of prominent
Capitalists aud Railroad mon of this City OF
sound Judgment and known integrity, whose
connection with 1t, together with that OF sml
nent citizens and business mon Of Virginia and
West Virginia, insures mn energetic, hon
orabIe md succcssfni management
The Road is completed and In operation from
Richmond 70 the celebrated White sulphuT
Springs Of West Virginia 2eS miles, aud thore
remain but 900 miles (now partially constrnctcd)
TO DO completed TO carry II 20 tho proposed ter.
minus on the Ohio river at or near, the month
OF the Big Sandy river. $50 miles above CIncib
natl, and $50 miles below PittsbuTg.
Lines arc now projected CT progress through
Ohio and Kentucky 20 this point, which will
connect the thcsnpcnke aud Ohio with
the entire Rniirond systems Of the West
and ssuIhwssI, and with the Paeinc
Railroad.
It's valuable franchises and superior advan'
tages will place tho CHEsAFEAEE AAD Quo
BAnRoAD COHrANT among the richest and mOst
powerful and trustworthy corporations Of the
Countryi AND THERE EXISTS A PRESENT
VALUE, IN COMPLETED ROAD AND
WORK DONE, EQUAL TO THE ENTIRE
AMOUNT OF THE MORTGAGE.
The details Of Tho Loan have been arranged
with special reference TO the wants OF all elASsos
OF investors, and combine the various features
of conveniepce, safety. and protection agaIpst
lon or fraud.
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REPOTRS,

Mr.. SMITH, from the committee on
Elections and Privileges, submitted Q
report fixing the compensation and
mileage to which the witnesses in the
Harrison trial were entitled.
Objection was made to the report on
the ground that it allowed mileage to
prosecuting witnesses who were not
summoned at hsme, but in this city,
where they were attending to private
business. The report was adopted.
Mr.. BARLOW, from the committee on
Executive Offices, reported that the
books, papers aud records of those Off.
ces were in proper condition, and recon-
mended an appropriation to purchase a
safe for the Auditors Office.
AMENDED BILLS.
The following House bills were re-
turned from the Senate with amend
ments, and the amendments concurred
in:
House Bill No. 25, regulating the pay :
ment of salaries to teachers In State
Normal Schools.
House Bill No. so, incorporating the
West Virginia Historical Society.
House Bill No. l29, allowing sheriffs
to collect all taxes except municipal
taxes.
BILLS PASSED.
House Bill No. 22O, amending the
charter Of Blacksville, in Monongalia
county.
Senate Bill No. 13, amending and re-
enacting section 5 of chapter So of the
Code.
House Bill No. 235. providing for the
restoration of lost records.
RESOLUTIONS AND PETITIONS.
By Mr.. DONEHOO-Joint resolution
authorizing the Auditor, to allow John
w. Hobbs, Sheriff Of Hancock county,
credit for certain delinquent taxes.
By Mr.. JACKSON-Petition OF Jacob
H. ARROGANT for an appropriation to re.
pair portions of tbs Parkersburg and
Stanton turnpike in Pocahontas county.
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There were $50 applications for divorce
in Philadelphia last year.
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FINANCIAL.
Office of FISK & HATCH,
BANKERS. AND DEALERS IN GOV
ERNMENT SECURITIES,
No. S NASSAU STREET, NEw YORK,
February 18th, 1870.


The remarkable success which attended our
negotiation Of the Loans Of the CENTRAL PACIFIC
RAILxoAp COMPANY and the WTsrExS Pacific
RAILROAD CoNPASr, and the popularity and
credit which these Loans have maintained in
the markets, both in this country and Europe
have shown that the First Mortgage Bonds Of
wisely located and honorAbly managed Railroads
are promptly recognized and readily taken -
the most suitable, safe, ard advantageous form
of investment, yielding mere liberal income
than can hereafter be derived from Government
Bonds and available 10 take their place.
Assured that, in the selection and negotiation
of superior Railroad Loans We are meeting .
great public want and rendering valuable
scrvice-both 10 tho holders OF Capital ard TO
those great National works Of internal improve.
meRt whosc intrinsic merit and substantial
character en:itle them TO the use OF Capital and
the conf ieuce Of investors-we now offcr with
special confidence and satisfaction the
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SPLENDID PREMIUMS.

Best Farmers Paper and the best Lady's Mag
Anr person sending us $40 for a club of five
tickets, we will give Orange Judds American
Agrc lturist for one year
ANY lady sending us $50 for club Of ten
tickets We will give Godey.s LadS's Book for
one year
ysSAll persons who desire to participate in
this Grand Distribution are requested 70 send
their orders a OEce.. DO not delay until ths
last moment but forward your orders prompt
~, and give us time % make tie entries cor
Tectly.
Remittances may be made by Bank Drafts
POstOifice Orders or Registered Letters. HJi,e
Names and dfdrcss piIinty. Otders contain ing
remittances may be addressed 20 7. i. Pearce,
Eco, trustee All other communications 10
the undersigned.
Tho distribution will be superintended by a
competent committee, and will positively take
place at the time designated. For Agencies
and Tickets address BRKKLEY DUTTUH,
Marietta, o.
WHAT THOSE WHO KNOW The FIRM SAY.
The undersigned take pleasure in testifying
to the honesty and straight -forwardness of the
Messrs. Berkely & Dutton. The patrons OF
their Distribution can rest assured that the ut
most fairness and honesty will be their greatest
aim 50 that all will have equal chances in the
prizes offered. They would further state that
the valuation put upon the property IL not feti.
hOtIs, but real and Is in every respect as repre-.
sented.
L. W. .CHAMBERLAIN Probate Judge.
LEWIS ANDERSON, County Treasurer.
J. V. RAMSEY, County Auditor.
p The advertisement Of Berkeley g. Dut
tons Grand Property Distribution" " 70 take
place in Marietta, March 81, 1870, will attract
attes ton. The property they offer Is Of the
best in Marietta; aGd the complete responsible
ty Of Aessrs. Berkley DuttOn, who are among
our most prominent business men, will be fully
accorded by every person who knows them
Marietta Register.
proper to remark that We are personally &C
quainted with the gentlemen who compose the
nrm. and that their reputation for integrity and
honor stand deservedly high. Those who pur
chase tickets may be assured Of being honestly
dealt with. We say this on our own responsi
tility.-Hdri<,ta Times.
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EVERETT HOUSE.
Nnrfh Ride AZ IrnInn Park n ".

1'HIS HOUSE IS KEPT ON THE EU.
i ropean plan, IL Is within three minutes
riae (by horse SArs) Of the New Hayen
Railroad Depot, convenient 10 ell the princip
places Of Amusement, and for Summer uaVelle
will be found the coolest Hotel in the
Every room 10 provided with running water.
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Small Risks and Large Prizes
l4l7 PRizEs $4,000 TICKETS
The Drawing to take Place at
Marietta, Positively on the
3lst Of March, or Money
Refunded.
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$1,000, $500 and 500.


They will be Issued a. Coupon Bonds, pdVGsb
10 Bearer, and may be held in that form or
The Bond may be ve0isteTed In the name 0f the
owner. with the coupons remaining payable 10
bearer attached, the principal being then tran.S
fsrAblo only on the books Of the Company.
unless re-assignsd 10 bearer or
The coupons may be detached and cancelled,
the Bond made a p>rman>af RS1iStered Bond.
transferable only on the books OF the Company,
and the interest made payable only 10 The reg.
istered owner or bis attorney.
The three classes win bs known respectively
as:
IsL "CsnpoB BOHds payable 20
ReaTer.o
Id. 'Regisicrsd Bonds wiih Csupess
attached"
I'd. "RezIstsred 10 Sads with Cospens
deiaebed,, and should be 70 dssignsted BY
Correspondents In specifying the elas Of Bonds
desired
They have THIRTY YEARS 20 run from
January 10, fs7o. with Interest at siI psr cent
per annun from November ], 1909. PEUcIPAL
AND sTEHIsT rATABLE ~ ootD ~ THE CIR ~
SEHTsRK.
The interest is payable In MAY and NoytNsEk
that Il may take the place Of the earlier Ssgss
Of Fise-TWenties. and suit the esnVepisnes Si
our friends who already hold Central and wssl.
srn Pacific Bonds. with interest payable In Jan
nary and July, and who may desire, In making
additional investments, 10 have their Interest
receivable At different ssason, otths year.
The Loan ls secured BY mortgngs upon the
entire Line Of the Road from Riehmsnd 10 the
ohlo River. With the squipnsnt and all other
property and Appurtenances oonnsetfh there
With.
A SIsKISs FUxO oE tIOo.O00 Pa lNsuh -
PROVIDED RoR TEE EIDEKrnos % THE BoxDs.
TO TAKE KTFEcT OSE TEAE AJTER IHE COMPILE.
nos OF THE Road.
The mortgage 10 for tisooo.o60. Of which
a. 600 900 win b reserved and held In trust for
the redemption Of outstanding Bonds Of ths
Vfryiais csntrst Raarcad Company. now nsteed
in the CHEsAPEAKE AND oBIo.
Of the remaining tfs,Ooo. 900, a sufficient
amount win be Seld TO complete the road 70 the
Ohio river. perfect and improve the portion now
in operation, and thoroughly equip the whole
for largs and active tratie.
The present price Is 20 and accrued interest.
A Loan 90 amply secured. 90 carefully guard.
ed, and 20 certain hereafter to command prom
inent place among the fAvofite securities In tie
markets, both Of this Country and Europe. VIII
be a; once appreciated and qalckiy absorbed
Very respectfully,
FISK q HATCH,
Bankers.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

On motion of Mr.. PHELPS the rules
were suspended and House Bill No. 200,
for the relief of Isaac A. Wade, Sheriff
of Putnam county, was passed.
House Bill No. 55, to -efuHd r. R.
Riley, certain taxes erroneously assessed
against him, was passed.
By Mr.. YOyNG-Senate Joint Resolu-
ton No. %, providing that J. NJ. D..
Alderman, a witness on the part of
Nathaniel Harrison, from Pocahontas
county, be paid the same mileage as
witnesses from GreenbIier county.
Under q suspension of the rules the
resolution was passed.
House Bill No. 23S, amending chapter
$50 of the Code, was passed under a
suspension of the rules.
Mr. LAMB appeared at the bar of the
Senate and announced that the House
had passed House Joint Resolution No.
A, relating 10 the adjustment of the
public debt with the commissioners ap.
pointed for the purpose by the State Of
Virginia.
The resolution was laid upon the ia.
BILE.
Senate Bill No 80, changing the time
of holding courts in the Seventh Judi
cial Circuit, was passed under a suspen-
sion of the rsles.
The Senate took recess until half
past seven o'clock this evening.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
GRAND PROPERTY DISTRIBUTION.
Id Large Prizes

$40 COO IN REAL ESTATE!
$4,000 IN DRY GooDs
81, 900 IN GREENBAcKs
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West Virginia Legislature.
WEDNESDAY, March 2, 1870.
SENATE.

The consideration of Senate Joint
Resolution No. 25, providing for an ex.
tension of the session being the special
order of business, N
Mr.. PHELPS moved that the resolu-
tion be laid upon the table. Carried.
BILLS, PETITIONS, RESOLUTIONS, &c
By Mr.. PHELPS-Senate Joint Reso.
luton No. 81, allowing witnesses sum-
moned to the capital on the trial of Nat.
Harrison the same mileage "a membesr
of the Legislature. Laid over under the
rules.
By Mr.. GOLD Returning thanks toIthe
President, clerks, assistant clerks, Ser
geant alarms and Doorkeeper Of the
Senate for kindness and efficiency dur
ing the session.
BILLS PASSED, &c.
House Bill No. SO, to incorporate the
town of Beothsville, in the county OF
Marion.
House Bill No. los, for the relief oi
Timothy w. Lock, of Berkeley county.
House Bill No. 105, to change the
number of Steuben Lodge Of the Ger.
man order of Hori Gori at Martinsburg
from So to 60. .
House Bill No. 1lS, to extend the
limits of the town of Kingwood and to
provide for the burial of the dead.
House Bill No. l25, to incorporate the
Pennsylvania aud West Virginia raj
road company.
Senate Bill No. lie, to provide for the
organization Of the Militia of this State.
Senate Bill No. III, to amend section
4 Of chapter 62 of the Code in relation
to catching fish, prohibiting the catch
ing of fish, except with hook and line,
weirs or fish pots between the first day
of June and the fifteenth day of Sep
tember.
Senate Bill No. 13 was received from
the House with an amendment. The
bill is the one authorizing railroads to
be built within twenty feet of any
building. aud the amendment excepts
cities aud towns. The amendment was
concurred in.
House Joint Resolution No. 43, au-
thorizing the Auditor to place to the
credit of John w. Hobbs, late Sheriff of
Hancock county, the amount of taxes
and interest from the sale of delinquent
lots and lands for the years 1863 and
1864, was passed.
The Senate took a recess until 81
o'clock p. NJ:
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-10
Fulncr, Mary N.

Fitzgerald, Michael. .....
First installmcnt of tax
for Curbing and paving
fOOtway, on interest from.
Dcccmberi4, 1859. az. a..
Flanagan, VI. ct al. =, trust.
NJ. II. Hilburn.
Beginning twenty feet
from the nOrthGRstCOrncI
Of lot number twenty siN
and fronting on Eighth
street east, running.
thence west one hundred
ana niue rect one llCn "a
an alley, thence south
forty six feet six inches,
thence east one hundred.
and nine feet one inch,
thence north forty six.
feet six inches to the DO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-18

from Weber, in Z naf; "Gloria Credo Sanctus,"
from Bordese, in + sharp.
At Christ Church, Ia copal) Rev. Mr.. viii
lisnis css,s,i the musical service -cstsrdsv
morning vas as follows, Opening solo and quar-
tette, by Kreutzer; solo, by Miss Stevens; Fac
s"fhem, specially written for the choir by
H. Selieson. the dr. ana "a, arranged sa ey r.
A. Gross. in which the tenor snd s sGprsno solos
were sung by Mr.. Sefgson and a.. HsS .,.ls'
"Te Deum, ''by Lloyd; duet, soprano ~ xaS.
sing by Miss Abbott and Mrs- Brice, anu pa 20
solo by Mr.. Robert Ball. The "Gior1 anu
"Benedictus" were from Millards Morhi .
Service. The reverend pastor yreseneo s.ost
excellent sermon, and the floral decorations
were equal 70 any display Of the kind ever mad
At st. Johns Church, (EpiscopaiJ Rev. Mr..
Atkins. rector, the religious services did noe
vary from the usual sabbath programme, but
the characteristics Of the festival were the Eas-
ter offerings Of both the Sabbath school children
and the congregation, each amounting to efei.
The pastor preecheda most eloquent discourse
on the resurrection. 4|s.-
MKRcHAxTs' ExcHAxex.-About 900 bssh-
els red wheat we're offered ON Change this morn
ing, with the following sales:-3.20 bushels 1T
SIS; go ut LA; 4, 100 ct t1.42; coo ct S1H.
Tar LADY or THE LAKE left here to-day At I
O'Clock, on her first trip TO Norfolk, with 8 good
passenger liet and heavy freight, the latter be-
ing mostly hour. -
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. DALfMoRB, April 1s.-Cotton firm and quiet
and nominally at 22k. Flour strong on low and
medium grades and advanced IS cents on choice
winter. Howard street superfne, eiGka
s5.l2X; do. extra. eo37 aee; do. family, se25a
extra, es.5oass.s5s DO. family, ss.15Ass; West
ern suFerfne, e475s45; do. extra. S5.25sS562k;
do. family, s6as675 Wheat very nrm, Mary
si.sassiss. Corn frnmer: white has sd1snced to
e1.06aa1 .06, yellow In very firm ut e1.0s. Oats
steady at 62csa66. Provisions firm, but an
changed. Whisky firm, stock scarce, and prices
nOminally at e1.o4a&1.05.
BALTIMORE, April ls.-Wm. Fisher & Sons
quote Virginia skies, old, y < bid, 81 X asked.
NEW YORK, April 1s-Flour firm Wheat
active and advanced cent. Corn lac. better.
NEW YORK, April 1s.-Stocks dull. Money
easy at 6 per cent. Exchange, long, 9; short,
81 Gold, 13x. Bonds, IL. Virginia skies,
ex-coupon, 69k; new, 60. North Carolinas, old,
46&; new, 22t.
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GEoRGETOWN.

EASTER SuNDAY-There we're yerv ,arue
numbers Of communicants at the first ana ~
ona masses &C Trinity (Cstholic) Church YES
serdAy morning There was solemn hirS mas
~, as nall past 10 2. M, when Rev. Father Gaehe
onei1!ed g celehrant, Fafher BsAah Is deacGn
music Of the choir, with Mr.. W. ID. Clements ~
ene organ, was very fine, the following heinz
reformed in excellent stvle: At the offartorye
'icumae Paschali;" Kyrie and Agnus Del
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1sss9vepA-l
Lewis Johnsoa q %. Quots stocks and bonds
in homo and foreign markets - Follows:
NKwYoRK, April Is.-First Board-U. 3. 81,
1881, ooHPon, naS; s,0s iSs1, coupon. III;
MAJ s-aos, new, 1855, coupon. loex sos, is@,
coupon, ITO; t9os, 1861, coupon, no; N-4o's,
coupon 1oeS; Currency Ss,lIiy; Msriposa, So;
do. prefd, -; Canton, .o cumbeIl.nd, Soi
old, 10; Pacific Mail. 81 4; Boston Water Power
IGN Adams' Express, 81 4; Wells Express, 70;
American Express, IS; tnited States Express,
~ 81 Asschan;s Union Exp5ess, New
ski Erie, 2ik; Erie p[srd q; Harlem, Ml 4;
1sn Central. 10y Lake s SOss and kie1isan
southern, ssh; Illinois Central, l3s; Cleveland
and Pittxburg, 99x; Northwest, 73S; do.
preferred, sSki Cleveland. Columbus and Gin
cinnati, -; New Jersey Central, 1o5x; Rock
Island, 1l5R; Milwaukie and St Paul, 59x; do.
prsfd, 73x; Wabash and Western, 4sS; do;
Ts.ls Hsute, g; g.. pssSa, =. csie.sS
and Alton, 1i1x; Chicago and Alton, prera
lts; Ohio and Mississippi esrtiacases, 1y;
Tennessss SIS, Old, sx; Do. new, SIS; Virgins
souri, SIS, s2A. Gold. LIS ail3k. Harkst strsng
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Try GOODS AT GOLD PRICES.
INSURANCE.

90 "A PRUDENT MAN FOREsEETH Tur
"A EVIL
Aprsspertty prepare for adversely.
Insure VOW properly scstA
As. PRATT Il SON,
IN he
PHGNIX, Of Hartford
Ms YONKERS
HOME, asd
kIREM EN s, Of Neis Yo,k
oAd lars sNdrd dedsa0 FIRE,
v lassre yoKr LIFE IN the EXCELSIOR, Of E,,s
Jork dad hts pr0rtde for com foTf OF lhos> 80
tort rheN son are takes from fks1q ~
3. PRATT q son, Agents,
sPo-u - - rNe.3 n. n. O. A. BSs<S,ns
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RIRDsi BIRDsn BIRDSn.-IMPOKTED CA
y NARY BIRDS.-A large lot Of importedSG -
Birds, the finest sineers in the city. Birds Of ~
AZ kinds, Birds, Food snd Cages for sale:
Hali and See THOMAS HEURICH, No. 446~
H street, between 9TH and 5th SITS. naAai6- In.
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Tn yrsr on TIE ONO LDersbAfuRs AID
BrATB OsvIcxRa-The Ohio Legislature, the
Lieutenant Governor, Auditor General, AND
oaher sose sRoeEs, 6ns Of rfASm aecsA1nied
sSpected to reach Washington about II O'Clock
n VII ~ IN ycssibie fSr INN 10 scesspany the
Legislature. The Ohio Congressional deiega-
ings on Saturday last % make arrangements for
the reception Of the visitors, and Ii WAS mutu-
ally agreed that both organizations should act
in unison. Committees were appointed to pre-
pare suitable accommodations for the visitors;
10 meet theMin Baifimpse;, 70, make arrange
Thursday night, and to wait upon the President
10 ascertain when he will receive the visitors
Senators Sherman and Thurman and General
Sehenck were appointed as the last-named com
nittee. The Masonic Temple win be engaged
for the public exercises on Thursday night
Speeches will be delivered, and the evenings
entertainment will close with grand ball and
supper The Number expectsfb very large.
The Legislature is composed of many of the
che visit may be fsearded as renarkable one.
The following esmmittees have been sp-
Committee on Reeeption--ohio Congressional
eelegston and President and Secretsry OF Ohio
ire, Hon. r. j. Atkinson, y. w, Kerr, Esq,
stiles W. Burr, Esq, John Delano, Col. ID. Q.
Z Con, Gen. Wager Swayne, =. 3. Parsons, ES.,
y. j. COMBS, judge Robsrt Lesch.
y. A Gray, W. 8. Stftsen, Col. H. g. Otis, L.W.
Funk. - -sda al : I.i,a = -7e,r+tl
Floor Manasers-Hon. p. Van Trump, GEN
John Beatty: Hon. VIM; nangsn, A. M Som
Committee on Collation-D. c. Cox. W. e.
Rennyyitt. T. c. Taylor, Gen. Hen. LIE Fevre,
". b. Brown. 81 1870 7
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CITY ITEMS.
CAssINRRH SUITS 70 order
fi,= 49, cd. from SIS.
Plaid suits to order

Scotch and English mixtures to order
20 l-s = -. from IS to go.
One Price only.
- GBoRGR G. HRNxixG.
No. 40 It'll street northwest.
ALASKA DIAMONDS, .lfr
-.... Jet Jewelry,
sOreide Jewelry, ---5
.eI. Silver-platsd Ware,
E...iI Pipe, and Fans,
p" f-r.f Vases and Satchels -
received this morniug ut Priggs Dollar Jewelry
Store, No. 4N Pennsylvania avenue, between
Az and eth streets.
TIE STYLE reR SPRIFa,
NIX Those Beautiful Goods,
Made to Order,
At liable q Co.'s, ID. "a. ....-.
335 Penna avenue, %. 8. Hotel.)
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INpucH1nHr TO BUY A Coon Sxv1ua MA
oHINR~-Willcex q Gibbs Sewing Machine, the
most simple and best constructed sewing ma
chine, will hereafter be sold on liberal TERMS
Inquire at the agency, Baum's Corset and Hoop
Skirt Factory, Aoe Seventh street, between d
and K. 2n
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Last week in wan street New York closed

Last week In Wall street New York closed
dun, with the tone Of fh- a..
- markets steady sn>.
hrm. Money was in abundant supply at six TO
seven per cent on stocks and NJ Eve to six on
government collaterals. Commercial paper
was scarce and the demand moderately active
Rates ranged from seven TO eight and haf per
tances> Single names ranged from seven 10 hf-
te IN per cent The weekly statement OF the as
ISOLATED banks verifss the truth OF the suspicion
last tvo weeks IVES OF the speculative origin.
The Clique Who we're the cause Of 1t appear 70
have abandoned The effort, for the return Of
the banks while an increase IN rhe deposits rpre-
sents the continued receipt Of national currency
from the Western States. TIE specie line u
down about two millions, the customs duties of
the week being again quite heayy--sone three
and q half millions.
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The s1vERAL MASONIC soprxs ara Ills morn-
ing moving sheR furniture from thespld Han
At The corner 81 9Th and d streets, which they
have eeegyeed for fifteen years past, to tie new
M auction, to day, on the premises, the furni-