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New York Money Market.

New YORK, December q, P. NJ.
S MONEY-The demand for money
was very sharp in the early hours Of
the day, and the market was quite
stringent. The leading Government
bond dealers got supplied at per cent
currency to I per cent gold. During
the afternoon there was a relaxation Of
the stringency, and the dealings in
money ranged from ! per cent per diem
to I per cent per annum, with the
closing business at l.32 per diem.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-The mar
ket was very dull to-day, at l09@l095
for prime bankers 60 days sterling.
GOLD-The gold market was frmer
this afternoon, and closed at l0St@lOSs.
GOVERNMENT BONDS-The gov
eminent bond market was strong and
higher, with an increased demand. L.
S currency 6s at ll4s@ll4i.
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Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE. December 2

BALTIMORE, December 81.
COTTON-Unchanged; low middliRg
held at l9!c.
FLOUR-Dull and nominal; western
firm at 81 50@S 25
GRAIN-Wheat dull and scarce;
Ohio and Indiana at 81 50@l So. Corn
scarce and firm. Oats dull.
PROVISIONS-Mess pork is un
changed. Bacon steady; shoulders at
7l@7Ic; lib sides at Sc; clear rib at
but not TAR enough 10 aver VI. Lard
b ing collision.
J.. The locomotive struck the vest
nose, and the ends Of the shafts,
ing the end ofthe wagon parall
h the track with such violence t
J., rest OF the wagon was slowed
e almost against the track. The b..
thrown several feet by the WOLF
the conclusion and lodged ado,
against the rail, so close. that one lou
feet lay partly upon it, and II "
o heel was cut off by the Wheels s5
: locomotive. His sister Mollle a, -,
beside the track with her skirts -
upon the rail- They were tor
sh reds by the wheels, but fort|.
> did not become entangled in til Ill
The other sister also fell almost HUI
1.-The rails hlRST@aEPEf re-
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Assignee Sale.

.gr I'NpERSlGNED WILL SELL AT
'tp,,ir Auction To the highest bidder,
sAIVRDAI, December Vth, ISL, al 10
- 4. NJ, al the Front Door of the
~. House of ohio county, the following
,-.o,,! property:
Won, = sells Double Harness,
s>>ug.r Harness,
.-tmr BUiid!ng,
.,,.rr CLIP, seal stamps,
.-,, clock, Bill Files,
.r,u SAFE ) Maps,
2; 4, Desks, ; Office Stools,
...rC Chairs, ONCE Table,
..t,ry Cooler, Stove,
e. P.c>>, Waste Paper Basket,
/. sprinkler, Circular saw.
1850. sale cash.
THOMAS J. MPBELL.
.~.-gra OF the Norway Iron Manuiac-
,...r.ptny. delSi
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attended with The following symptoms: IN
disposition Ia EXcrtiOn, Loss Of Power. Loss
Of Memory, Difficulty OF Breathing, General
Weakness, Horror of Disease, Weak Nerves,
Trembling, Dreadful Horror of Death Night
SwcaIs, Cold Feet, WakcfulnesS, D!mness
OF Vision, LYuguDI. Universal LnS-itudc oi
OF the Muscular system, ONen Enormous
Appetite with Dyspepiic symptoms, Hot
Hands, Flushing of the Body, DryncSs Oi
the Skin, PaIid COuniCnanCc and Erup-
lions on the Face, Pam in the Back. Icavi-
ness ofthe tyelids, Frequently Black spots
FLYING before the Eyes, with Temporary
SuGuSion and Loss OF Sight, Want of At
tcnIion, Great Mobility, ReStleSsnesS, with
Horror OF Society. Nothing il more dcSir-
able To such patients than Solitude, and
nothing they more dread, for fear Of them
selves; no rcpOSc OF manner, no earnest
ness, no speculation. but n hurried iraHsi-
ton from one question 10 another.
These Symptoms, # Allowed to &c
or Which this Medicine Invariably
Remoyes-.Soon Follow Loss OF Pow.
er, Faulty and EpiIeptic Fits, in one
Of whichthe Patient may Expire.
During the SuperIntendence OF DR. Will
son ut the Bloom ngdale Asylum, this sad
result occurred in two patients. Reason
had for n time left them, and both died OF
epilepsy. They were of both sexes, and
about twenty years OF age.
Who can sHy that these excuses are not
frequently followed by those diINul dis.
eases, Insanity and Consumption Thc
records Of the Insane Asylu MS, and the
melancholy deaths by Consumption, bear
ample witness To the truth OF these ASSET
tions. In Lunatic Asylums the most mel
anchrly exhibition appears. tn" c"unte-
nance j. actually SUddcn and quite dpstI-
tuts; neither mirth nor grief ever visits II.
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,oU,o Comfy CIRCUIT COURT.
In Chancery.

Casper Krim
IyIg N.r.'> heirs 81 NJ.
ny v.gTCE OF \ DECREE ENTERED
ID IN Inc ABOVE entitled cause, on SAT-
'EuAN.r.- : IN day OF November, lS1l, l
I'll. a, special Commissioner named there
9-pc,t! 10 sell on SATURDAY,, the
"a ..tv Oi December, 1871, at the front
...-r. t.-. Court House OF Ohio county,
. -.at state in the bill and proceedings
---.rqri, and known as the "kelm
= ~. situated al the corner OF Water
...ygucy streets, in the city OF Wheeling,
sounded d follows: Beginning at the
. -.w,>, corner of Water and Quincy
---., thence north with Water street LOO
-. thence east by a line parallel with
..ty street ~ feet 10 an open space;
... with the west line of said open
,..- ,uu,A - feet: thence east by line
.-.I.-. N.th lHIncy street 10 an alley:
.--.r south with the west liue OF SAID al
.. = ia.t 10 Quincy street; thence west
yH,.r north line of said Quincy street
yltr-Oi beginning, together with the
-. 20 Use said alley on the east side OF
O.. .,uu,lly, in common with other as
,..,, Of ia tt> and James K. Baker, being
. .,.lr pro. cTIy conveyed 10 Casper and
. n-..u bv The said James and James
.rs.r. uy deed dated DcCe o. Der ~ 1861,
. ..a.y recorded in deed book Is, page 356,
%. Recorders office OF Ohio county.
las property there is a new Tavern
.a-. w.,h good >tablIng and all neceS-
o., IpyUTirnance> for a firSt-claSS Hotel.
g., situated Immediately opposite the
.....1.raul OaiO Railroad Depot.
.-ru, ~ Sll-.-Oue-lOurth of the pur-
.~m,ury will be required in cash; for
.r,I.r 4 credit of twelve, twenty-four
F.. ary->lX OnthS will be given in
ed. amounts, the purchaser executing
-,r.gI> with approved security, bearing
.rra>' i.rm dat, payable annually, and
.-..- 'r.u. retained until the last pay
-... .,.uI4r.
GEORGE -. DAVENPORT,
Commissioner.
rtN5.E-0N and DAVENPORT, Attys.
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For Sale.

r ..y.E THE FOLLOWING DESIR-
Zeal E.lllr for sale: \ brick house
: !, -.l,u>. tall lot, good stable and out
..... ,y centre street, near the. Shriver
Ion. \ gpuSe and mll lot, corner sixth
- 1I,u,.v, Will be sold in three parts II
y \ house of rooms on Chapline
.-.,. >.tr.r. carriage house, &c. n house
. y..ary street, east oil SIKH. containing
T.u. besides pantry, bIth room, &C.
,. -. -..H1, SiiuJ, 5000.
THUS. O'BRlES,
SIS. Real Estate Agent.
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Young and Rising Generation.

The vestiive powers of life are strong, but
in Il Iew'yearS how Oiieu'the paid hue, the
lack -lustre eye and emaciated form, and the
impoSSibility OF application TO mental Ell
fort, show their banctul influence. II soon
becomes evident to the observer that some
depressing influence is checking the devel-
opment OF the body. Consumption is talked
OF, and perhaps the youth is removed from
school and sent into the country. This Is
one OF the worst movements. Removed
from ordinary diversions Of the eyer-chang-
ing scenes of the city, the powers of the
body, too much enieebled 10 give zeSt 10
heaithful and rural exercise, thoughts are
turned inwardly upon themselves.
1.-THE patient bc "a female the approach Of
the menScs is looked for with anxiety rs
the first symptom in which nature Is 10
show her saving power in diffusing the
circulation and visiting the cheek with
the boom of health. Alas! increase of APP
petite has grown by what II fed on. The
energies of the system are Frustrated, and
the whole economy is deranged. The beau-
tilul and wonderful period In which body
and mind undergo so faScinalinga change
from childto woman, is looked for I'm vain.
The parents heart bleedS In anxiety, and
MncicS the grave but waiting for its victim.
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For Rent.

lNEEOIMIN MrLCREHOUSEBUILD-
~. "a Market street, now occupied by
LIS Street Railway Company.
-- Room On Monroe street, now occu-
r.. by ". p. Mrke.vry.
T. Room on Market street, one door be-
d A'DsGr House, occupied by Mrs. Lemon
il.-T AMI Tobacco store.
.-.' Rooms Oh second and Third Floors
y ~ DU.i.ng. Two of said rooms pos
Wa gwen al any time. Apply TO
re-. JnHE Mel IRE
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CT Virginia University
1871 "a.

~ u. LAST CATALOGUE SHOWS AN
- u';'nc" Of Ia Students at this In
.......' f'E"t!Stinct Departments Of In
r ..,,.., with iull corps of competent
.. Ahc!"nt and Modern Languages
j. F. ,a.I"c>' pure and applied; Psychol-
- l..".'N' Political Economy, Logic,
&. ,.,., me Sciences, &c, &c, carefully
f,7. .'.t' nnHosh!y taught. Practical Chem
go yNlc>, illustrated by appropriate
So. special advantages for the study
81 80 Library. Extensive Cabinets OF
~. IE'IiS' 1e0Iogy and Chronology, to-
IN many specimens In other de-
z ts. S"i Natural History. Fine build.
rgy''d'Iul and healthy location, good
,-s,ot.!! ERH begins Sept. 9Th. Winter,
nm roa.1ln. Spring, March 10th.
5sr5I,rrncement, June 10Th.
..,,d. from s. to "a per week.
;rf51.., go To so per year.
H'er Particulars inquire OF
ALEX. MARTIN,
y1,,.,,. President.
>-es--u-DWn, W. Va. jeN
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puiliIIng Lots For Sale.

,vgrR THE FOLLOWING EITHER
'vhnlr,ale or retail: Lots No. II In
81 No. ) in Square $; the south half
:, ,iin Squar" 10; No. II in Square q;
w. SNARE II: No. in Square ~; No. II
y u. are. Is: No. II in Square l.; No. . In
,,.-SSl: NO. - in Square ~, and No. s. in
-, los No. ! in Square 20; No. 10 in
~, o.. north half Of No. IL in Square 10:
50 = >auarc7; No. - in Square .; No. ii
,,-.,I-a - No. IL in Square 10; No. Il in
2 g. ~. ~ ~ In square -, and No. 10 In
'-..-.... All situated in the SUBDIVISIONS
l.. G. HUGHES,
Real Estate Agent
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is very marked The South sent for.
warfher share OF ability before the war,
but it 10 not 80 now: The civil commo-
ton has overturned things, and very
large number of bottom rails are float
ing serenely about on top.
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For Sale.

xr,TFRAME COTTAGE CONTAIN
Fnur Rooms, situated on York
/ Wheeling Island. Inquire OF
.rs' THOS. l.. CLARK,
nj J. l.. Hobbs, Son & Cos.
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FOR RENT.
s'Or Bent.

IA 4 GOOD BUSINESS HOUSE, NO.
II a. Main street, opposite Union, now
coupled 10y -. y. Adler Il Co., one OF
- -. >aG,i> IN the city. Apply 10
L. ~NABACk ER, - Union street.
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Fer Rent.

! GOD BUSINESS HOUSE ON MAIN
i ,.":. one oith" best locations in the
O.. Possession FEBRUARY lSt. Apply to
:. l.. CUTHBERr.
80 Villains Block, Monroe street.
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For Rent.

' ~ ROOM 80. 80 WEST SIDE OF
:. I"i W. Street. al present occupied by Car
~, "a A."5 Possession given LIST of April
WM. ). GOSHORS.
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Tea.
Fish.
SI!ndr!eS.

SUndrles.
ENGLISH SODA, SAL-SODA. PEPPER,
IL Alspice, Cloves Cinnamon, Essences
OF all kinds, Nutmegs, Indigo, Madder, TX
tract OF LOgwoOd. Alum, COpperas, Blue
Vitriol, Buckets, Tubs Washboards, Soaps
Of all kinds, Candles, Moulds and star;
Nails, all sizes; Window Glass, Matches,
Stogie Cigars, Tips Snuff, Backing, Cotton
Batting, Cotton Irvine, Paper Irvine, Candle
Wicking, Wrapping Paper, all sizes.
CANNED PEACHES
In store and for sale mt lowest market price.
We respectfully solicit orders from the
trade which will have our prompt atteE-
ton.
dec TINGLE & ISHAN.
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For Rent,

3d. hJILDING on MAIN STREET
'.''.HnihE pt', Hall Il CO.'S, now Occu-
e "in. hhrr. Possession given April
. ~ Improvements required will be
FOR Particular, apply to
..s MRS. PITTS,
Louisville, Ky.
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Bacon.

SHOULDERS.
= Sides,
Sugar Cured Hams,
For sale by
dec TINGLE X ISHAM.
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BlOaterS.

N BOXES YARMOUTH BLOATERS.
OU fresh smoked, just received by
X. J. SMYTE.
Corner Market and Quincy streets.
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SyrIIps.

SyTUITSs
a. BBLS. "LOAF SUGAR" DRiPS.
ZO ID bbls. "Whita Sugar" DripS.
Is bbls. Honey" Drips. For sale by
dec TiNHLE & ISHAM.
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Tobacco.
pO CADDIES M. T. & Co.'S MAHOG-
OU any Navy Is.
80 Caddies "Arrah- Na-Pogne" Navy Is.
~ Caddies "Gambles" Bright Navy As
10 BXs. An. T. & Co.'S" Mahogany Navy lbs
81 Caddies RuSsell's black los.
NATURAL LEAF
20 Caddies Luscious Chew" Twist 81.
"a Boxes yellow JeSsamine" Twist IS.
10 Boxes Crescent" Twist IS.
~ Boxes an. T. & Co.'S. Bright lbs.
~ Cases IF. g." Smoking - rs and lbs,
For sale cheap.
deg TI\GLES ISHAM
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Flour.

Flour.
ct ONG BRANCH" White Wheat.
IL "Cream OF Wheeling" White Wheat,
Virginia Mills" Family.
Legal Tender" Family.
Buckwheat Flour, pure.
We have all the above popular brands in
In store and for sale.
del9 TINGLE& ISHAM.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-08-02
An 100000 Diamond.

We copy the following from the Chicago
Tribune:
JACKSONVILLE, H., July GA suit was
commenced in the Morgan County Circuit
Court yesterday which involves nearly
81 900, 900, if the allegations of the bill are
correct Rebecca w. Val and eleven others
are the plaintiffs, and Kitty Finn and six
teen others the defendants. The bill filed
in the case alleges that on day too remote
to be mentioned with certainty, but about a
hundred years ago, one William Roe, of the
State of Virginia, became possessed, by dis
covery, of certain gem or stone remark
able for its hardness and brilliancy, and, so
far as tested, its characteristics are those of
the first water. 1t is oval in form, about
one and half inches in diameter one way,
and of great value, to wit: 100000. The
bill further alleges that said stone is now in
possession of Thomas NJ. Carson, of jack
sonville, Illinois. The plaintiffs pray that
the defendants to the suit be required to
produce the precious stone in court, and
also for decree. and also that a receiver be
appointed by the court to sell said precious
stone and distribute the proceeds to the
heirs. Thomas NJ Carson, of this city,
plasterer and bricklayer, is an heir to one
sixth of the diamond. This stone, as al
legged, has been i'll the possession of William
Roe and descendants for one hundred years,
but not till recently was its almost fabu-
ious value, if it be really worth the sum
stated known.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-08-02
M0riacchi the Premiere Danseuse.


At the Museum Mile Morlacchi has made
an unqualified hit. There is no limit to the
accomplishments of this charming little
lady. She has long been acknowledged as
the greatest terpsichorean artistic of this or
any other country, and now she develops a
mine of hitherto unknown talent as pam
feminist, which places her at once in the
front rank of that branch of her profession.
She appeared ON Monday evening in ''The
French Spy" which will hold the boards
for the remainder of the week. Her con-
ception OF the principal character is entirely
original and thoroughly good. Her move
ments are as agile and graceful as those of
the antelope; her pantomimic action is won
derfully expressive, and her power of de-
picting all the varied emotions which the
PRESERVATION requires, by means of her facial
changes, is extraordinary. In the course
of the piece Mile. Morlacchi introduces sew
eral ballets, all of which are original and
beautiful, and entirely new to US. For the
production of these she has successfully
trained number of young ladies, all of
whom were entirely ignorant of the rudi-
ments of her art, and has formed them into
a very credrtable corps de ballet. She has a
natural talent for organization and arrange
ment.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-08-02
ale,s, Orleans Republican.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE UNITED STATES
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF NEW ORLEANS
FORTUNES FOR PLAYS.

An Irish Drama Costing Six Thousand
Dollars in Gold to be Played in
New York-Another Piece to Cost
Ten Thousand Dollars in Gold.
The theatre going people of New York, it
seems. are to have grand treat during the
next season, and that in the way of good,
old-fashoned Irish drama, but one of more
than ordinary merit. 1t is from the pen of
Edmund Falconer, author of the 'Peep o.
Day Boys" "Innisfallen," etc, and is now
being performed TO overlooking houses at
the Royal Princess Theatre, London. The
papers there are unanimous in its praise,
the Times giving detailed account of it
column in length. The Post says that "the
dialogue flashes with Hibernian fun, the
plot is full of bright, joyous. action, and the
piece, pjcturesqeuly illustrated and III an
respects admirably mounted, addresses IL
self with much attraction to the eye ana
fancy, and finds great favor with the au-
diepce. One scene in particular, that In
the second act representing hay neLl anu
a merry band of harveste-s dancing nlmply
and DANGEROUSLY through lanes ana around
lillocks of new-mown hay, abounds In rus
tic fun and frolic, and ELECTS tumultuous
applause"
Florence. the American comedian, has
purchased the play for production IN the
United States, paying for 1t six thousand
dollars in gold. 1t will first be given IN
New York, probably at Niblo's Garden.
Boucicault is writing a piece for Florence,
for which the latter has agreed to pay him
ten thousand dollars in gold. These figures
seem almost fabulous, but it is known that
Florence realized over thirty thousand dol
lars by the production of Tom Taylor's
"Ticket-of-Leave Man" which had seven
month run at the old Winter Garden i'll
New York city, and for which he originally
paid a very moderate price.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-08-02

The Empire Parish Register reports the
cane and rice prospects:
The condition and prospect of the cane
could not, it appears to us, be more salts
factory than at present. 1t is growing to
maturity with a vigor and richness which
give goodly token of an unsurpassed yield.
The weather the past week has been breezy,
without showers, while the sun shone with
tropical warmth and splendor. Cane,
during weather like this, and rooted in such
soil as we have here, can not escape
growing.
The heads of the rice, which has almost
reached maturity, look as if they were we'll
filled. The rice which was planted on the
lands which stood SO long under crevasse
water, and is necessarily backward, is grow.
ing well, and at present indicates a fair
yield.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-08-02

At the opening of the late war, Mr.. George
c. Hutter, of Virginia, was a paymaster in
the United States army, and being inca
pacitated by age from active service, he
resigned about the time Virginia seeded
from the Union. At that time he had in his
possession United States funds to the
amount of $4,000 in gold and $4,000 in cur
rency. With view to saving this money
until the trouble between the North and
South should blow over, he buried the gold
In the ground and deposited the currency
In the Lynchburg banks. At later date
the Confederate government compelled the
banks IN the Confederacy to fund their de-
posts in eight per cent Confederate bonds,
and thus the currency deposited in bank
was absorbed. Mr.. Hutter was entirely i'm
poverished by the war, and being DESTROYS
of settling his account with the government
some time ago, endeavored to effect COM
promise by paying over the gold still in his
possession. The worthless Confederate
bonds were also presented, as the only evil
dence he could give of the transmutation of
the currency deposit at Lynchburg, the
papers and books of the bank having been
destroyed during the raid of General Hun
ter in that section of Virginia during the
war. Yesterday the Secretary of the Treas
ury ordered settlement to BE made with
Mr.. Hutter in the manner proposed, and
his account to be closed,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-08-02

This is a Couier-JournaI Washington
special:
1t was telegraphed in these dispatches
early in the week that leading Radicals de-
clared that if North Carolina called State
convention on Thursday next, the admins
tration would recognize no State govern
ment which might be provided under it.
The full report of Attorney General Aker-
mans speech made in North Carolina gives
this statement official Endorsement In the
course o. that speech he said:
81 will also remind you that the Supreme
Court has pronounced that when call is
made on the President to protect State
against domestic violence growing out of
such a collision, it is his duty, under the
law which Congress has made, to deter
mine which party is the lawful government
and which party is insurgent; and it is my
opinion that the present national executive.
finding two such so-called governments in
the field, would uphold that one of them
which Congress had recognized, unless he
found that it had been lawfully superseded
by the other"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-08-02

Two card-playing friends were passing
through pine forest when one asked the
other this audacious conundrum: "Why
can not the proprietor of this forest fell his
own timberf Because no one is allowed to
cut when it is his own deal"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-08-02
ARTICLE XII.

The high contracting parties agree that
all claims on the part of Corporations com.
panies, or private individuals, citizens of
the United States, upon the, government of
Her Britannia Majesty, arising cut of acts
committed against the persons or propertI
OF the citzens Of the United States during
the period between the thirteenth of Apr;f
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-08-02

1t shall be the duty of the agent of each
party within two months after the expira-
ton of the time limited for the delivery of
the counter case on both sides, to deliver in
duplicate to each of the said arbitrators and
to the agent of the other party written or
printed argument showing the points and
referring to the evidence upon which his
government relies; and the arbitrator
may, if they desire further calculation with
regard to any point, require written or
printed statement or argument, or oral
argument by counsel upon it but in such
case the other party shall be entitled to re-
ply either orally or in writing, as the case
may be.
ARTICLE WI.
In deciding the matters submitted to the
aroitrators, they shall be governed by the
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-08-02

~ The award of His Majesty the Emperor q,
Germany shall be considered as absoInteiv
hnai and conclusive; and full effect shall
be gwen to such award without anv obiec.
ton, evasion, or delay Whatsoever Sycb
decision shall be given in writing and dated:
II snail De In whatsoever form His Majesty
IN choose to adopt; it shall be delivered
OF the United States and of Great Britain.
respectively, who may be actually at Der,
I'm, and shall be considered as operative
rom the day Of the date of the delivery
ARTICLE xxxvI.
Inc written or printed case of each of the
TWO parues, accompanied by the evidence
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-08-02

An Irish Drama Costing Six Thousand
Dollars in Gold to be Played in
New York-AnOther Piece to Cost
Ton Thansand Dollars in Gold.