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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-17

Mr.. Holinss presented the following petition
70 "A, H,,o,pti. R,,,f ~ HiisrSss asd 15a1siaR
C5pHrii,
We, Tie Undersigned residents and property swperg
sssas Tes would 'T pysy So@S honorable bodies o
N tbst bottisn 81 Now York aysnus laying between
sixth s5d Seventh slsssti tha. r. to sa aew Ss ~
New Yotk SSenus on line with tho building line Of
s,h street and ssG nc .Ss A. ssysn IN .Sd
hS Ssw Work Avenue sigss Gs ne s.ltIs
ompsns We wiah % Pro'ees our s ao bSSs eSSp q
ONE portion ofn want TO plant ,Ss oI Sos
letinee asgaTTagn, And sSne Ss,g NJ Ssass T.
take action pos;ihlS a the season gTSt,p.
~ le oL sssR I95G P,5!lSas, Ss ssSa IRs s1S
and lamb Wewl also pbllg fte " new tota
conn ' 1s,i sn, mi nj W.. is''' '"'
prots.iing ssnps chSnsinE The Grade Of Nca Jersey
ssSsne, between D and street. south. Referred.
Nj. simns presented the protest Of James DObhyn;
n,So M .nss "a IN mar VI RsI.rrsd
Mr. Boyd introduced tho following; which was
'' Ss.Sp. De-. Tia, tho Mayor be- and he 4, hereby
.ntbori,sd nd ,,ncsied fbyanSh tbe clerks III che
several Market psses sy REORGANIZATION or other proper
III laws N ma Inn Sst pPohi the huek
or eaierS or conntry psopie fI opening their goods
until within two hour u sunset on The dsy previous to
snS q sn sy q s dealer Ss s S
nv ~ and ibny AZ bersn sw ssd si,rp az tss
81 .h og,pn SweS to tesP eG psST Ss
they Of their own vSlition shall deem d esPSdcnt 70
T tne s1ine, y ne she o. We, shah NV p.1
rs irSss ma sSiSihS IN NJ IhO sSSSS Sssoqlsn
Al.o, petition Of Michael Ma ss.in-. mo trading
ah1 paylE o. s siss .,ros. s,nthSs.i ReTsvrsd
and n tn S.suoa t 70 erosto an c.,Ts Voting pr.
''n a,.i IN the ne Seventh ward ksisrred,
.s.s sSa; s. and Third F''' west and and
Mr. Pardon submitted tho following resolution, which
X shsIsou 70. ,.,,
number ~ hs IoseaT boSds ~ nv. sapsrnnn hsye
sS @s%s; sS SsSsTS q
Payment ui sums que troh INC oororauon' therefore,
ss.o,s,,L That special COMMITTEES o, three DO sp.
pointed g inquire shshsT thers . any foundation ior
PST49s and papers and report to this Board as soon as
The President appointed Messrs Pardon, burgess,
and Tinncy the committee.
jeeted ''''''''' "''
deaers and dolsrs TO Wholesale their produce outside
Of the regular market hours defined hy Law.
Inc bi ,B A. 10 r,p.r the .,a wall a, thu to,, a,
sSGoaa sse, sA and to build sea wall at The loot Of
'n n street easI vas passon'
footways and Sp,tSrs on tbs ,o1,h 80 =, 10, e
from Third strsst 10 wster street soSb%s.,' M,
rc.,lplior .nsna,i,n., r. -. - - - - ~
in square rs joint resolution in rotation % psss%snt
atreeta Passed
M n siS icun ne Committee on Claims.
p.s. Is.s s LNsl a. an, ~. na ~ '1hn Y.
kests, Benz. rhomAs usnT Msconoily, George II.
% 'T9n S a ,Ia a ~ Sennelust Passed
he folio,,IsS. '''''''''' ''''"''''
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-17
Carriages.
EsTABLIsHED Is44.
Furniture.

NEW AND SECONDHAND FURNirURE.
TO NY FORMER CUsTOMERs AND THE PUB
u.,,,. ,,,. Li r.. IN aEMkiR 4 ruo,,sr ,os
TkNfH STREET, one door north Of Penn I,I.sIlIIl
3ivAPl.a. sysgpsI and obtained the services q E-
Me.asA y, y. heGuire A Co, whore viii besr,a1RR.
found hrte ahtortuiont Of Neg and Second. c.-k1i
hand FURNIIURk and HOUSEKEEPING ARTI
Olkh Of all descriptions. which win DO eold a price,
guaranteed TO give satisfaction. HepAlhng, NAInsh
shortcut notice. H. HUCHI.Y.
myTlm I'D.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-17

VIZ sEH tho WulfknsWn mans Of OF Alderman j.
Russell Barr announced as a candidate for Alderman
In the Second ward. IL
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-17

The Ninth Grand Piuhio OF tho GrnUploai Club win
tals Ilaoe Thursday evening al Tho Seventh StTout
farL An enjoyable time Is Anticipated
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-17

THERE will DO a meeting Of tho Fifu Ward Rspub
lean Club this evening, at CaTrul Hall, North Caro-
lima avenue at eight O'Clock.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-17

I'm Seventh Ward Republicans VII bold a mostinE
u Ia .Arsi Hall this evening. At eight O'Clock.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-17

MEssRs sELuY A NAUDAE, No Gl5 Psnnsy lyaELA
avenue sOnth side, offer foe sale. low prices their
extensive and complete stock Of spring and summer
dress goods for ladies wear.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-17

4, ~. AZ pc.,-,u 49,, -, . ,,ritt,p cstInato of
Al, - - ~ ~ Z 49, 4 / b,vs rpgciynd
tlo anloul y, Y, 49, 49, ~ p..,,ssi
aWi''eh htat'uiun' iiOin ny ~, ,Sr,,p,a OFrter
yv,s, tV,g,t INV it,tJ"
Ny,utussyrns' II n. March l. is5O
Sin, am oioarly a INC opnion that tho amount Of
boola Of tho corporation up to
INA IN thls MIN n ned from knoviu,lEo
sf ~ N, e 800 H. ,h IA - =. rt1,spt
o' w. W. - .,, ~ sIs,rs n
73su.,gssi, ''''' ''''' K BosvrIt. Collector.
NJ 81 a,.r.. N,,.,r
ft...... ..i.,ia,.i al. * Ma,,,ss ,aaee
NV ~ fiiaar INV ' ~ TpfDaII Maypris CLERK
r.,i W "a T. n. n,I,isbt-tl What vas that
y. W. - N, 40 ~ the bsnk 10 satisfy
49, Az, ~ ansnees were NOT IN ~ bad
sishi t w. IN 49, rsyessntcd by partes ontais
0vnot WI NJ pas,ss stsnrc n what the statement
u 49, Z IA NJ, Rc.aell that L wished 10 show
Mlhiv e. 9,5,' ,bst vg,s the gniY usa desired
NO ~ 11pp,nN"A'''' '' W. wv -
70 mare ol " 49,. NJ po.y,eii ont this st,te.
" vSSgey a n. iid moi 90 10 ne b,oks lie states
PfhiL an ~. nsBsS that irom M knoviedrs ii mo
hoats ia anssiieeted taxes was about sSoOOi that
- M s,hstsnoc n the papsr thlnk
ii IA ssn knoV, that transplred whom Mr. Roswcll
- -, az s,sfcr.onty A I,ssnt Il, s,d ashed Me-
R'snn ,sh.a v,ss nncoilec,ed ia .sii Ia thooght
t.t a - 80 4 ,,,t IL INA ~ a HIM II
1917 -. 4, ~ ,.t,t,, ~ N ,st.hsA ~ shc,. II
~ Ne tinntington ~ "'' - "-'''N y" ''' ="
"t,s,,,nod bsSfs p,.voti N ma Won nat aav Ne
49, Az, M. -, 49,, fl ~ " ,ssg sg,inf
|
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-17

2lata distance Of twenty
five feet from the c1rnerOf
Pennsylvania avenue aud
fOur-Rnd-a-half street,
and at the line adjoining
the brick house formerly
the dwelling Of II. NJ.
MOriit, and running
thence westwardly along
the line OF said avenue tol
the corner Of said ave-
nue. and FOur-and-a-haln
street, thence northwest
wardly along tho line
OF said four-And-a-halfl
street seventy feet, thence
eastwardly at a right an
gle with FOuT-and-a-haliI
street thirty-nine feet ak
Inches 10 the west limo Of
Martin Murphy's proper
~, thence sOutiwarilyl
along the west line OF
Martin MuTphy's proper
, Nv about nifty ieet up VI
the corner Of tho brick
house formerly the dwell
ing Of II. NJ. Morht,
thence ROnthwestwnrdlyI
along tho line of the said
brlek house up 10 Penn
sylVanla avenue Al the
point OF beginning,
Adams, George r., trustee
fOT II. q. COwllng.
BegiRning At a point two
4est alE Inches from thel
nOTtheast corner OF said
lot and running vest
nlnetyythree feet four and
one half inches, thence
south fifteen ieat slx Inch
q, thence east ninety
throa foot tour and one
half Inches, thonee north
fifteen feet SIX Inches tO
the point Of beginning.
Anderson, Henloy,u",,n.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-17

Is etcrnally abolished. Phalon's Nitalia, or
Salvation for the Hair, Lnparts 10 the bleached
fbrcs the very shade that has been bleachcd
out Of them by time or sickness, and Is clear,
and has no sediment. Sold by all druggists
and fancy goods dealers. IA
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-17

THE LAR0EsT AND INST sHLHcTIoN Of Neck
Ties, Bows and Scarfs for tho summer season,
Just received at fRANc & GoLDAAN's Popular
Gents Furnishing Goods Store, No. 400 Sew
cnth street. between ID and =, and Marble
Office.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-17

Local PoLuIcs.-Tho Bowen faction Of the Rspub.
lean party had procession and public nesting 10.
night but they will find II hard work 10 retain the con
troll OF municipal AfiArS, although they have a large
force 1t oolorod mon at work pledged to vote their
ticket, W,ssh, Cor, B1sisa IoHrHaL
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-17

ISDUCENBNT TO Buy Coon SEWING Ma
CHISE.-WllcOX a Gibbs' Sewing Machine,
the most slmplv and best constructed sewing
machine, will hereafter be sold on liberal
terms. Inquire at the agency, Baum's corset
aud hoopsklrt factory, 4Os Seventh street. be-
tween d and T.. Hu'
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-17

Alien, mary fs...s.ssssss
First lnstallnIent Of tax
for curblng and paving
foOtway, on Interest FROM
July 10, 1852. ga 83I
Having a frOnt0f eighteen
feet on south ID street adj
Joining the wost thirty
six feet three Inches Of
said lot, running back the
same width the depth of
twenty-thrpe feet eight
Inches.
Robert. ......,..
Being the north fifteen feet
ten and one half inches
front Of lot numbered
Bub-dlylalOn twenty-five,
by the depth Of the Loo.
ALERT, y. Thaypr.
Austin, Sarah. .....,4.....
Beginning at tho nOrth-
west corner Of lot nunH
Der twelve, and running
thence twenty-five feet
six Inches north ON blXul
street Wesb thence east
QUO hundred feet 10 the
cast Line Of lOi number
thirteen, bounded by an
alloy, thence sonih twenty
rslx bet slx Inches, thence
west one hundred feet I'd
the beginning.
CcoRiiAEsd In SuIPlsReRi'l !
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-17

9Sapihs fstsat GSdlsb y. a P0os 70 conform HiIh
the decline In gold,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-12-14

ornd healthy complexion, eradicate the yellow ting
Dm the eye, impart bloom TO the checks, ant
hange the patient fr0in slOrtbrsathed, emaciated
Ieak, and nervous invalid, " Iuliaced, stout, ant
igorOus person,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-12-14
Pleasures of Memory.

Getting well into the middle
of telling a good story, and
then utterly forgetting just the
very point Of it.
Going more than twenty
miles some fine morning to be
married, and remembering,
when at the church, that you
have left the ring behind you.
Getting through successfully
the first verse of a song, and
then completely forgetting the
remainder.
Having just posted an ur-
gent begging letter to a friend,
suddenly bethinking that you
have spelled his name wrong,
and feeling pretty sure that
this is likely to offend him.
Recollecting, on your way
home after supping at your
club, that you promised to re-
turn and have an early dinner,
and escort your wife and her
mother to the play.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-12-14

and rivalries between the lead.
ing men in our party had any
thing to do with our late elec-'
ton defeats, and, if they had,
whether these jealousies and
rivalries can not be SO far &C.
commodated as to make them
active rivals in a warfare on
the Republican party, its shams,
its corruptions, and its perver-
sion of the theory of our Re-
publican form of Government.
For one, we should like to
see such a meeting of confer
ence at the time we have indi-
Gated. 1t will be none to soon,
and if it results in no practical
good, it can not be productive
of any harm. At that meet
ing we should also like to see
every Democratic editor in the
State.
What say our brethren of
the Democratic press to such a
meeting of conference?
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-12-14
Desperate ViIlainy--TwO
Men Attempt 10 Capture
a Mail Car.


The Hannibal (Mo.) Courier
states that on the night of the
25th ult., as the mail train 60.
ing west on the Toledo, Wa
bash and Western Railroad
was leaving Chaplin station two
men jumped into the mail car.
When told that passengers
were not allowed to ride in that
car, they swore they would ride
where they pleased. Tom
Loughlin, the head clerk, then
reached for the bell cord,
when one of the attacking par
ty drew a slung,shot and made
an assault upon him. Allen,
the postal clerk, saw him draw
his weapon, and before he.
could strike threw q mail lock
and struck the villain on the
head, staggering him and saw
ing Laughlin. The other one
also drew a slung-shot and
struck at Allen, who threw up
his arm and received the blow
OH his hand. Laughlin then
seized the poker, and with a
well-directed blow knocked
No. 2 out of the car. BY this
time No. 1 had recovered from
the effects of his collision with
the mail lock, and thinking
the place a little too warm for
comfort, made for the door,
Another excellent throw from
Allen caught his head on fly.
and sent him heels over head
out of the car, after his COM
rade.
Aliens hand is badly hurt,
several bones being broken
1t is possible the villains made
a mistake, intending to get in
to the express car and rob it;
but either way, it was a bold
affair, and the postal clerks
deserve great credit for the
manner in which they repulscd
the attack.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-12-14
HON. GEORGE SHARsW0oD.

: hOIN' NHOh~n OiAhoWO
Justice of the Supreme Court Of Pennsylyanla.
PHILADELPHIA, June /, 1868.
! have found by experience that "lIOOlland's Ger
nan Dtters' is very good tonic relieving dyspepth
Tmpt0ms almost directly .--
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-12-14

The Gar would like a change
He wishes to become a Turkey
gobbler.
Malaga grapes are cheaper
and better this season than they
have been for many years.
The running time "across the
continent" is now six days and
twenty hours.
Gotham young ladies have
discarded the neat and jap,., ,tv
round hatsfor bonuets t.Lnls win.
ter sssI
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-12-14
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
Lawrence, Kansas, boasts Of
twelve churches and twenty
houses Of prostitution.

| ONClNC ClluICllCo dllu- wv GuUy
houses Of prostitution.
Canadian millers are import
ling wheat very extensively
this season from Chicago and
Milwaukee.
The new shcep-shed at the
Buffalo cattle yard is about
1000 feet long, and will accom-.
modate 10000 sheep.
The Butler County Treasur.
er has been required by the
Commissioners to give an addi.
tional bond of 100000.
IF winter does not set in un-
til the springs are full, there
will be many rainy days and
nights before cold weather.
A Georgia darkey bet SIC
he could drink a quart of At.
lanta whiskey. The wager was
promptly paid to his widow.
Five Philadelphia fire com.
panies have disinterestedly
signified their willingness to
become members of q paid de.
partment.
Insanity, which has been so
successful a defense for murder,
is at last superseded. Gotham
heralds q new plea, that of
'political animosity."
Great activity prevails in
Woolwich Arsenal, with q view
of perfecting the British arma-
ment of the reserve forces be.
fore the spring of 1871.
Three hundred and twenty
thousand six hundred and sixty.
nine sewing mechines are re.
ported to have been manufact.
ured and sold in this country
last year.
Street Cars, moved by com
pressed air, are running in
Chicago. At the trial trip on
Saturday, one of them went
three miles and q quarter in
thirty minutes, with an initial
pressure of one hundred and
twenty-five pounds to the
square inch.
Another Democratic tri
umph at the South: At a spe.
cial election in North Carolina
on Saturday last, to fill a va.
cancy in the Forty-first Con-
rress Manning, Democrat, was
successful over Holden, Rad
ical, and o son Of the scallawag
Governor of the State. This
is a gain.
The latest election returns
from Arizona give Bradley,
Democrat, a majority for dele.
gate in Congress. But this is
not all: over 500 fraudulent
votes cast for Mccormick, Rad
ical, have been discovered, and
the Governor and Secretary Of
the territory, and other Rad
ical officials, are implicated in
the frauds.
The Paris balloons make
long journeys sometimes be-
fore they find q resting place
outside the Prussian lines. A
balloon which left Paris on Fri,
day, the 25th inst, descended
on Monday, the 28th, at Christ
lana, in Norway, with two pas.
sengerB, complete files of Paris
papers, and large quantities Of
official and private correspond.
ence.
The Leon, Iowa, Journal
devotes q column to the par
ticulars of fiendish conduct on
the part Of q father and step
mother to whip and starve to
death q child five years DID,
The neighbors saw it was be-
coming skeleton.like and hun
gry,looking, and some of them
offered it something to eat
The child refused, saying its
father would whip it. They
coaxed it to eat, and it was un'
mercfully whipped, so that the
marks were found on it a fort
night afterward. It's arm was
also broken, and remained for
that time unset. The child
,u,, oLrt ,,> IN callow and
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-12-14

Dyspepsia ! had the Dyspepsia 70 badly II was i'm
)ossibe TO keep any food on my stomach, aud be
amo so weak as not to be able TO walk half milo
rWO bottles Of Tonic effected a perfect euro.
JAMES M. WOOD.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-12-14

Since 1853 1876 marriages
have been dissolved in the
English divorce and matrimo-
nial causes court. ;.,a.q
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-12-14

Buffalo steaks are five cents
per pound in Kansas.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-12-14
TO PHYSICIANS.
New YonK, August 18th, 1903.


Allow me to call your attention 10 ny
BUCHU. The component parts are. BUCiU,
LONG LEAF, CUBEB5, JUNIPER BERRIES.
MODE OF PREPARATION. oN.-Buchu, In vacuo
Juniper Berries, by distilluton, to form a fine
gin. Cubebs extracted by displacement with
spirits Obtained from Juniper Berrics; very little
Is more palatable than any now III use
Buchu as prepared by Druggists, is Of dark
color. IL Is a plant that emit9 It's fragrance the
action of flame destroys this Gts active prin-
ciple) leaving dark and glutinous deGocton.
Mine is the color of Ingredients. The Buchu
in my preparation predominltes; TIE smallest
quantity Of the other ingredients are added, to
prevent fermentation; upon inspection 1t will bO
found not to be 1inctllre AS made In Pharna-
copGa, nor Is 1t o Syup-and therefore can be
used in cases whore fever or Inflammation exists
Ia this, you have the knowledge Uf the ingrC-
dients and the mode ofproparation.
Hoping that you will favor 1t with trial, and
that upon inspection it will meet with your ap-
With }oellng of profound confidence,
am, very respectfully,
1T. HBLMDoLD,
Chemist and Druggist OF 10 years experience.
From tho lasgcst Manufacturing Chsmists in tho
Novcpber 4 feSt
az am acquainted with Mr. Ii. r. EeimbOld;
he occupied the Drug Store opposite ny resi-
dence, and was successful in conducting the lrsi-
ness where Others had not been equally so before
him. have been favorably impressed with his
character and enterprise"
WILLIAM wEIGRTNAN.
Firm OF Powors and Welshtmaa, Manufacturing
Chemists, Ninth and Brown Streets, Phil
ndelphia
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-12-14
%
Hollands German Tonic

= combination of oil The Ingredients of tho Dlltors
nth runE Santa Graz Rum, Orange, etc. It is usOt
" the saiho disease as uIe Biters, In casos whou
ONE pure alcoholic stimulus is required. You Will
ear In mind that these remedies are entirely differ
MT from any others advertised for the OF the dis
Bses named, these being scientific preparations
ledical extracts, while the others are mere decoc
Ions Of rum IN some form. The TONIC IL decidedly
ne of tho most pleasant and agreeable remedies evo
ncrcd to the public. lis Taste IL exquisite. IL ist
lOlsura to take IT, while It's lifo-gvng, eEhilaRting
nd medicinal qualities huve callrcd II 10 be known al
10 greatest OF all lOnicS.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-08-14

MISSIONARY MAssACRE.-It is with the
deepest brief that we announce the con.
frmation of terrible event which was
lndistinctly announced short time ago
The accounts of the massacre of Christians
at Tien-Tsin were discredited, chiefly on
the ground that confirmation of them had
not been received from the Russian authori-
ties, who were supposed to possess the
means Of more direct communication with
the scene of the calamity. Now, however,
it is from Russia that the confirmation
arrives. A telegram has been published,
-purporting to have been received by the
Russian Government, dated Troitskossovsk,
July 9th, which says:
News from Tien-Tsin, dated June 9
(2D, announce that the Chinese populace
of that town, irritated against the Roman
Catholic missionaries, have massacred the
Consul of France and his secretary, all the
Roman Catholic priests, nine Sisters of
Charity, two merchants and their wives,
and two young Russians. The French
consulate, the Roman Catholic church, and
the hospital of the Sisters of Charity, have
been burnt down. The other Europeans
were unmolested. On the next day order
had been re-established by the authorities.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-08-14
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
For the Week Ending Friday, August 10.
MoRyINo SrAp OrrIcp

MORNING STAR OFFICE I
CorToN-We left the market the time last re.
port ruling at IL to 2c for ordinary 6a to nc for
ding and to liz for strict middling, since which
the actual sales been 4lc good ordinary
l6c for low middling On Saturday q buyer came for
which another took Is bales. On Monday tho demand
was equally limited and the sales Confined to 3I3
bales Tuesday the inquiry appeared to be confined to
Wednesday the sales were confined to 1874 bales-the
prices for the three days showing from
bales at irregular price, the better qualities being stiff
fer and the lower grades easier On Friday the sales
grades but rather sitter prices the better qualities
Referring to the above remarks quote market as
low %iddna ia ~ to iaG good ordinary ~ to 4se
sum up 2i5o bales '''A' LUZ INC week
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-We quote sugar. viz: fair III
to iI5c fully fair 1870 prime at i3c yellow clarified l3f
to 1890, white do II 14hc Moasses-We ouote e5 TO
Sc per gallon for Louisiana fermenting, city refinery
ELouR-Superine s. 30 to IS single extra Is as;
donbe extra SO toe I2a; treble IL choice o. Is
CoRNWe quote 81 0s to 81 per biIsheI for white
81 O13 for mixed, and 81 10 for white. \
Galena.
BRAN.We quote CSC to 81 per 100 lbs
choice Western. "
PoRK-Mess is held at $40 to ssa so per Dbl retail and
at wholesale mt Sti So to 81 per Dbl
BAcoN-Shoulders quoted 1890, clear rib sides
l9c clear sides 99c and 25 26ic hams
per Id. "a ~
BREAKFAST BAcoN-Commands 10 to Iobc per lb for
Western, and I9b TO 81 for Northern
DRY SAIL MEAr--Shoulders quoted at ia to I5c
BREF-We quote Texas choice mess in barrels at
BIB % to els aud SIS to $50 per tierce.
Money Market. 4
Gold liza to ll!3 American half dollars Ii3 to ia
Sterling exchange l2S to 49, L. francs-to 4333
Domestic exchange to per cent premium.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-08-14

The great amount of interest centering in
the Of sewing machines renders it important that
all intending purchasers should closely the
several instruments offered for sale mistake here
loss Of money but abuse Of patience
of much of the discomfort in domestic life We often
hear Of females whose are completely unstrunC
by the annoyances consequent the
cred in their sewing machines In this state of mind
good wife in her jaded condition obvous of all be-
sdesthe dinner is either not ready spoled-temper
gets the upper hand, and dscord rules the hour Now
all this can be avoided by hasng the best machine
and that Is decidedly the Weed" 1t works like a
charm The operator is always in the humor and
the domestic menage is conducted with harmony and
smoothness of the oft-quoted marriage bell" iIrun-
SON Tiffany Ledwich a. Co. l91 Canal street. are the
agents