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Opera House; the young, fresh company at
the Fifth Avenue Theatre have taken a firm
hold on the affections Of the public, and Fox.
the clown par excellence of the age, is in his
element at the Olympic. There are ten smaller
theatres devoted to vaudevilles, sensation
dramas, mnstrelsy, equestrianism and bur-
lesques, some (which are superior in their line
to anything we have had during any previous
season. Then the wandering troupes-Theo-
dore Thomas orchestra and Rullman's Vienna
Lady Orchestra-that left US for Western and
Southern tour after Q brilliant season ere,
may be expected back in short time. 1t may
be seen that the list of amusements is bewil-
dering in its magnitude and variety, and yet
the public bestow liberal patronage on all that
is good in this list. Managers need never
complain Of theatre-goers in New York as
long as they furnish them with first class
entertainments. Our European exchanges
are full Of fattering comments on the unpre-
cedented brilliancy Of the present musical and
dramatic season in the metropolis of America.
A few indulge in expressions of envy and
surprise that 80 many great artists should be
drawn away from them at one time, and that
New York should have the creme de la creme
of art to itself this season. They will be CON-
PEELED in future to look upon this city as the
centre of the musical and dramatic world. AS
may be seen from the remarks of our critics,
the superabundance OF attractions last night
did not prevent each house from being crowded
to its utmost capacity.
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srADT THEATRE, Nos. Is and n Bowery-oprnA
BKAsoN-WILLIAA TILL
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POLITICAL NOTES.

Gideon Wclles favors Crate Brown for
the Presidency.
Elk Governor English is supposed to be
laying his plans 10 "c"r,urc" the Demo-
cratic nomination for President.
Among the Tamn,any fraud" items "re
$3.50 for thermometers tor the New York
Court rooms.
The Burlington Gazette advocates Doc.
little for the Presidency. In 1864 it ajvo.
Gated hts hanging.
The Phila lclphia Telegraph calls B. Crate
Brown THE ,,u,,cred watermelon candi.
date for President"
Prominent Democratic candidates for the
United States Senate from Kentucky. to
succeed Garrel Davis. are P IL. Leslie, Gov
rnor elect, cx Senator McCreery, and Mr..
Bvc'; member Of Congress.
Alexander II. Stephens. in one of his last
three column editorial paragraphs says that
the key note" which was sounded IN Obi"
Ivy Vallandigha'n hss l"st California To the
Democracy. aud is losing the other States
~ fast US possible.
First gun for the Democracy! New Mex
leo Territory elects Gallegos Democrat
over Chaves and Soma. The latter lnlted
the regular Republican nomination. ran in
dependent and secured the election Of Gal
legos. Ring the bells!
The Covington Ky., Friend hoists thu
follwing ticket for 1872:
For President in 1879.
aLExANDEn r. orEruEcs Ut -3cuSyia.~
For Vice. President.
BAYLEss w. HANNA of Indiana
| For Governor,
DANIEL w. VOORHEES, Of Vigo County.
For Lieutenant Governor,
Not particular 70 he don't swallow the New
Departure.
For Congress. Seventh District,
Gen. MAuLox o. MoSsox Ut N ,ntyonery
County.
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ESPECIAL TO NEW NoHTH-wE-T.l
ANOTHER INDIAN RAID INFO GALA
TIN VALLEY.

Helena. Sept 29th.-News has inst been received
TINT another Indian raid has occurred near the scene
of the former A number Ut horses were run OF, BE-
sides Wilson Pecks mule train engaged In govern
men. transportation. The settlers are gathering Tor
defence. The excitement Il intense throughout the
valley Some farm r. attrndin. the Fair here be-
came alarmed and left tor their homes this morning
San Francisco. 29-Thc two brothers Valencia
WERE yesterday sentenced to he hanged, Nov. 2ath Tor
the murder Ut Joseph w. Hewctt.
Chapm,n. Geo Roth and b Parsons. OF
Wa.hoe county and Frank Clifford, Of White Pine
county, who escaped from the State p'i-ion. Carson,
Nevada we're recaptuyed by rome ranchmcn, yrs
terdsy. The horse Of the mis.ing exp'essm"" Was
found shot where the Sheriff vi Mono county had q
battl. with tn. con,icts. lie 10 not now With the
convict. 20 near ~ can BE- ssccrt Aimed Is feared
he has been killed.
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that the Emperor Francis Joseph 10 seriously disposed
to abcate The cause assigned h dependency ut hls
conscious unnnsss for tire constitutional crisis which
threatens the dissolution Of the Au'trian Empire.
Berlin, September 3sah.-A Protestant League 10 IN
ceur.e Of fornstion throughout Germany, the object
Of which 10 the expulsion Ut the Jesuiss from the
country.
Bernc September ss,h.-A terrible explosion Of Ore
damp occurred to-day. i one Ut the mines OF inc Car"
ton l;ri-ons, Switzerland. Thirty persons killed
Munich, September 2ssh The Kin. u b'ar'" Is
about 10 Gull hack his ambassadors u foreign states
and viii in future b. represented only portion Of
the German Empire.
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We devote our editorial columns 70 day
to the somewhat long but interesting Opin
ion Of Chief Justice Wade. in the case Of
Barkley w. Hickman. which finally settles
the long continued strife. Mr.. Barkley re.
sorted to every measure in his power to re-
tain the Office, carrying one suit 10 the Su'
'pre,nc Court Ut the United States. but with
= reckless defiance Of law. refused to renew
bis official bond and thus lost all The bis.
tory Of these cases leads Is to believe thu
authority Of the Governor to nominate the
Territorial officers will never again be ques-
toned under the present organic oct Mr..
Hickman. appointee. i worthy, and CO
Fable gentleman. andunder his incumbency
Of the Trtasureship, the credit Of the Ter.
ritory which hes materially deprecated lat.
tcrly will be fully restored.
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Read the kilograms in to days paper for
Interesting news.
1T is estimated there arc 10000 cattle in
Montana.
Rich gulch mines are said to have been
found near Little Rock. Arkansas.
Henry Smith. besides owning Gold
smith Maid. has other fine horses of the
value Of $25O.OOO.
Eighty. three cases Of smallpox ap-
pearod in Lowell. Mass, last week, with
five d. aths.
DR. Shouc has been appointed Commits
sioner Of Insane, vice +. W. English ESQ.,.
declined The board met in Helena and
qualified on Thursday.
The imports at the port of New York
last week footed up 81. sos, 200, being ST.
OOO. 900 than for the corresponding week of
last year.
Louis Joseph Papeleau. leader of the
Canadian instruction of 1887. and for a
long time prominent in Canadian politics,
died in Montreal Sunday. aged 3d.
"A dispute occurred at East Cannon,
Utah, September %. in regard to the Gre
clan Bend mine, which resulted in James
Wales shooting and instantly killing man
named Sullivan.
Tho working men Of some of the east
can States have decided to have general
strike throughout the United States and
Canada next spring, and means are taken to
make it . success.
New Orleans is being threatened with
submersion. the levee having caved in seven
miles above the city. and it only needs rise
In the river TO cover the city TO depth OF
four TO eight feet.
There is more trouble brewing in Salt
Lake. According to late dispatches mum.
Der of gen,iles have sent away their families
in anticipation of a serious difficulty be-
tween the Mormons and U. s. authorities,
growing out Of the supposed action of the
grand jury against Brigham Young and
other church dignitaries. Although it il
generally believed that indictments will b.
found on the gravcst charges against these
men, any overt act on the part Of the Nor
mons is not considered at all probable by
wetl.informed persons.
Monroe Salisbury ESQ, Of Gilmcr &
Salisbury. was in town few days since.
He has travelled over nearly oil the Terri.
tories and Western States this Summer, and
says that for abundance and richness Of
minerals. for agricultural product, and
grazing facilities. for water, timber, ant
climate. Montana is cminently the best o
all. and that when ii becomes known ant
readily accessible to capitalists and Imm'
grants it will outreach in productions ant
outnumber in population any other OF thu
Territories-and Nj. s. travels with his eye
open.
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Massachusetts G0Vcrn0y:slai19.

The dispatches of yesterday bring the
news Of the nomination. 1t the Worcester
Convention. Of VIM. B. Washburn q can
didate for Governor Of Massachusetts,. the
contest was very exciting one, and thu
scene that ensued when the vote was de-
clarcd il said to be indescribablc. Chcel
after cheer rent the mir. and the Washburr
men in all parts Of the Hall congratulated
each other. Butler declares he accepts th,
action of the Con vcntiOn as final.
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NOTES OF rNe DAY.

Ten more work.nen 1T tie United States
Watch Company. ut Marion, New Jersey.
were arrested fnr s,cnling watches while in
the process of manufacture Twenty. one
men in all have been ARRESTED, and from the
confessions of some their thefts exceed
in value 100000 f@
Great il the power Of principle. Since
slavery was abolished in this country by the
act Of God, the proclamation of Abraham
Lincoln. and the patriotic firmness ut the
American Congress, Russia. Brazil and
Spain have followed Our example. And
now SIAM semi- tsrban,us country, with
m enlightened mOnnrch-strikes off the
sl,ackIcs Of her bOndsmen. Very SOON. in
al the world. '',hc sun viii not rise upon
: slave" albany EseAing JosrHat.
The Boston Transcript i publishing Z
new kind Of enignAs, calle comparative
conundrams. For instance: Firss-My pos
tive i : 6guratiys tale; my cDmpATlive i
: geometric curve; ny superlatiys i new
Unmarried couple. Answer Parable, Par
abola, Pair o blest Second-Ay positive
u sudden storm : sea; my comparative
j. abject poverty; my superlatlve il y cata.
loEue Of female Indiana Auswer-SQuall,
6Qualos. 6quaw list
Mr.. Coulter was The vic tim Of mistake
in Aissouri the other day. Several of bis
friends ret hgesher and fitted n3c arunnd
bic neck and drew him up 70 : limb 70 make
him cDufvss % The particalars Of . murder
he wouldn't confsss. snd they lei him hang
just minute marc. The cOsu0er's jury -.
turned . yerdics thai ''the dscsassd c.ms q
his death b. The inpeoper cass exercised By
ths Tom Taylor Vigilance Committee
Ths rs shpsasat eocarsd Il soath
Bssd. IndlsaA = nan NJ - wife u,
seosad vitkia ! yaf. Before ths ead d
sWo n0slhs - oGbesd hiuBslf 70 biz sscDnd
wifsS s1dsse dsssr, BIT - Ssfassd him. II
qelsaly besnn ~ saaIusses - : ysssgsl
slsAsf. - - ! - Dsnday, vhtls ~
nssA1e.in-hv - - dd6 siss9 ven
ns0 ~ senGy = vi1fs - gIsvs y
- tl6a - slsps1 ~ - ysan69 49,
81 III - -, sss1s Is ss
fTlpnas ele1ansef laQegaaoeo vil1 =
toseO l1DI - - 4 -
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SlIEI1IFF,S SALE.

DIV virtue Ut m order and decree Of sale In my
Dh1ns. i.se1 nv the Clerk Of thu District Cont III
t. Second judicial District IT Montana Territory. In
and for the county af Deer Lnyr and ~ M directed
and delivered, in favor III Ch-ri.s Murphy. w. B
Dance and Granvil. Stnart. rM0rphy 4 Co. plain.
iifs, AMI a,ainst ]. McAl-ar. David H.duett. ].
P.erce aud ThDmss Buchanan, (McAlenr. llOdnett &
ca. defendants. have levied upon aud will sat-
nrfay - 9ias day Ut OcfOhr. A. 1871. at the hsus
IT II OclncF. VI ssid day af the iSOnf dasw Ol
the Court uOu.c, IN Drer L1,dgc CITY I,s~r Lodge
c.,nnIy. Montana Territory. s ne pnhic anction. ~
the highes and he~t bidder. for css, IN hanoi the tO
loSng DESERVED p0 rtv, 4, vii All II. right, It'll
and interest ~ defendants In and 10 .x hundred OO
fsct square II mining .vound 90 Gnli u. situated
hes~cn Granite and Pilgrim Bars. Pixies PEAK min
Ing district Der L0h.. cunsy Montana Territory
aud known ~ the Mclls.,r. Uoinest I Co. sloand;
sls0 any and MI imp Uv.,nents on raid ground
DAicd this 96lh day VI September. A. b lH7l.
WESLEY w. JONES'
Sheriff Of DoeS kHige .nniy
By CHARLES d WARREN,
ll7-A. Deputy Sheriff.
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ST. OND CLASS allows Passcuasrs ON Express
Trains Lut not the privileges 1t scepinx cara Time:
Just the same N Yirss Clase.
Railroad Tickets furnished Here.
+. p. FULLER, Agent,
Dssr Lodge, MT
Sept 1sG 1871. IL
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NEW TODAY.

Exccl~in1' Ii cstn urnnt.
J. NJ STEWARD s CO., PROPRIETORs,
MAIN STREET. Deer Lodge.
ITAvINt; fitted mp this establishment In firrt
llC;a Style, with good (iOokr good Attendants
and Good Fare We are prepared to give
MEALS At AL HOURS.
And guarantee satisfaction share Of patronage 10
resp. ctfully solicited
III. ]. n. STEWARD = Co.
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BORN.
IucE-To tho wife Of Mr. Luce, Blackfoot, Sept
25th, SOU.
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Reported for the "~e~ sorsh'@est."
wv U. rElEoRArH Co.'S. L.. WILEY, OPERATOR.
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A number Of Cc'estals left on Friday for
Koota,,ai-Thc Postofiice At Hellgate has
hcen di~cnnt,nuel.--S. Loebcr passed
through Mssoula Tuesday. on his way to
Deer Lodge He left 10 head of stock fum
Walla Walla NJ Horse Plains, and drove 200
70 the upper country.
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of the net. Section 5 Of the same act de-
clares that failure tn give bonds creates =
vacancy, and after vacancy has occurred.
the officer failinyt, give bond b not 4
Jacto officer nor M officer Of any kind.
The Court then considers the second
question. n to the power Of the Governor
u appoint Territorial 0flc>n during the 70.
cess OF the Council.
The Legislature cannot abolish the Office
IF Governor. mr. abridge U limit biz rights
or duties y defined BY the Organic Acl A
statute undertaking u 10 this would b
void. a
The Organic Act gives the coyernoI
power 70 nominate and appoint certain IN
Gers By and with the adsics and cOasent d
the Council. s
The settled practice Of the Presidents d
the United States. under words Of The sams
import In the Federal Constitutes. defines
the powers and duties Of he Governor -.
der The Ofsssic Act Il ~ bssa ~ On.
slant pss4ics 81 Prsidests sincs or Gov.
eminent - os1Aaiaed % appoint ~ ~.
m0vs Olleials without ~ advits asd O..
seas q ~ 6easas dariag dir ssossoss.
TIL loee dr. not epus fSoa - 10
49, e ~ scuassit1ai1a ssehsGtsiae ~
pss1I1sss . III yse1ssis. ~ h 49, -
hsesAt pov1f, SrosIag - - - - =
~ Excessive = - shae. - - -
faioAsal1y exGcne1Il. 1 VI \. Essy i. III
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AT the FOLLOWING RATES
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verged upon discourtesy. There has been on
the face OF the papers before the Court
failure TO furnish full and complete extracts from
the minutes OF the Board OF .Apportlonment These
cate demand that tffe entire minutes OF that Board
be laid before the Court
Mr. O'GORNAN- the exercise OF nv right as
counsel for some OF the defendants and In the POSI-
tlou | now stand. not having had time to-day to
finish the reading or all the adavlts OF the defend
side an improper demand. shall give to the Court
which am bound to respect, just such inlorma-
tion-sO much or so ittle-as think my duty to IL
and my duty to my clients demand. When my
learned friend on the other side shall have heard
read all the aidavits tnat viii be the proper time,
make sucn demand are improper
Mr.. BARRETT shall not discuss nero tie pro-
prlety OF the demand. IL may be am right, and It
may be that am wrong; out do cay that 1t Is
for the Court to pass upon the question whether We
are entitled to the entire and complete minutes OF
tire Board. do not ask them now; but should
counsel resolve not to give them, we ask Your
Honor to rule whether we have right to COM
pete record OF what has been but partly presented
here.
finished the reading OF the afldavits and necessary
papers IN the case which, In their Judgment, are ne
cessary to meet successfully the alterations In the
complaint, and iall TO give what may be considered
an explanation OF what Is set forth, and they can
give no satisfactory reason for that failure must
When man iails TO produce papers IN case or
iacts the presumption IS that he has nothing which,
II produced, would not initiate against MIN, He is
at least. liable to strong suspicion.
Mr. OGoRMAN--We will take the espocsblity,
and VIII satisfy the Court that we had nollMng To
evade and nothing 70 suppress Ia this case.
The Court then adjourned TIL eleven O'Clock this
morning.
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THE M'CAULhY MURDRR.

The latest Deed Of Blool In the City.
The police were busy yesterday in hunting down
Thomas Murphy, who, about one O'Clock on Sunday
morning, murdered John McCauley while both,
with others, were coming down Third avenue. The
unfortunate occurrence, like many Of such Laoody
deeds. arose out OF
A PALTRY DISPUTE
between the two, and seemed to have its origin
In some taunting remarks made by Murphy about
McCauley's recent promotion from the position Of
brakeman on the Harlem Railroad to that of bag.
gage master. Whatever had occurred previous
to the total shooting 1t would seem that
none Of the party were under the influence Of
drink, though they had drank little, and the
quarrel seems rather 70 have grown by degrees
Until finally some exasperaiing eplthet was used
which provoked murphy to nring the pistol. The
others with Murphy and McCauley were william
Coughlin. blacksmith, living at Fourth avenue and
Forty second street. and David Blake, living at 1872
East street @ and they allegs mat the
was tho promotion Of the latter, which Murphy
saS 1nS Sas gaasssrgsd the dispute continuing until
CALLED M'oAULEY A ..FRAup,n
whcreupon McCaulcy struck him blow on the face.
Then Murphy. stepping aside, drew the revolver
HcCauey, who tell 70 the sidewalk, excaiming,
'I'm shot" Murphy then ran down F0rty-second
ssoppng 70 PICK up but neither Of the other men
pursued hini, staying by the injured man. who, on
the arrival OF two officers was carried to the station
house, but before he got there he was dead. From
the police station telegraph orders were sent to ali
the neighbOring stations for the
ARREST or MtRPHY
but no trace Of him could be found, and though the
police worked hard In securing the city all through
the early morning and late III the after
noon yesterday he managed to evade them.
In the pOstmOrtem examination made on the
body OF McCauey the bail was not found. Coroner
Young has concluded to stl hold CoUghlin and
Blake as witnesses until the detectives have secured
Murphys arrest Yesterday afternoon the Coroner
summoned Jury to view
THE REMAINS AT THE NoRGuE.
but will not hold the inquest until Captain Gunner
can lay before him as many facts In the as pos.
sible. The murdered man was twenty-eight years
OF age aud resided at 665 Third avenue. lie leavesa
Vile and two children. Murphy has been o gate
tender at the Harlem Railroad depot, Twenty.slxlh
street and Fourth avenue. He Is about I've feet
In height robust, norid in ntenance, and having
brown hair. mussacna and gOatee.
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DOMESTIC MARK BTS.

NEW oaLEANp. Sept II, 1871
Operations suspended By rain. Net receipts, G
wiss' Ill., Sales, 400 Stock an9lo MidiInss iSe ISac
SAVANNAH Sept. III, ISL
Cotton light demand nrn; low middinrs, lSsc
1sAc. Net receris, lel bales Exports -Cosswiso, <3a
saies 20; stock, 2e2l.
Tobacco active; sales s hhds ugs VI S7 75 low 10
good leaf Sc a &l7 10
Petroleum dull and unsettled; refined, &c. crude
90 10 . SO 60 -
Flour STEADY with good dc nand sales 2,SU0 bb.s, ~
So for No spng 81 ~ for amber winter. SS for white
winter and rS b0 for double extra. Wheat hrm; sales
200 bushels red Odo nj 81 4p buahes amber Indiana
at $1 al b0O bushels No. Milwaukee cnD at 81 43
1900 bushels No. white arrive at III 60; 1850 bushels red
Indiana private terms Corn rn but quiet; sales
car At eic two cars at Soc Bcy gues an Offer Si
boIied ii 20 Tor nnbolicd per cwi Mfcei shorts
el9 SO; shipsuns, S23 SIS; iuidliugs $27 $50
ton, guaity hshwnes coke slc Canal freights
WSsa %s.r SSf .s 10 e. 7 Al ss e. g. 70 New New
York. Railroad tregits Flour TO Buston, 5ac TO New
York. 4O to Albany 35c Reccpts by OOO bushels
wheat, 8l,oJO bushels corn. $500 bushels barley and
wheat 7,fU0 bushels corn, 1890 bushels barley, $500
CnroAoo. Sept II, ls7L
No. :psng 81 ls nSl Is, cash! 81 le,; seller. Sep,
and easier at 81 isS 81 5S selsr September october.
Corn .cy: wesksr nni declined 9 No. mixed aS:, 49,
afternoon, dull at 46c., seller. september; 4ihc 4hc
seller October Oats sctivs No At 3Jc Rye active and
Nc Esr.y active -SS III
changed Pork @la s7h $l3. cash. Lara &c. Frcighs
$500 Su.hei: wasa: $4,000 ssrr, issceo DO oats.
500 bSI: Soar ooO ba.Sei. Wheat o corn. ssou
do. $500 do rye 10000 do. barley and b,U00 hos
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SOUTHERN SECURITIES DULL.

SOUTHERN SECURITIES Dull.
The Southern list was dull and without new
feature. The Tennessees were better. The follow.
ing were tho closing street prces:-Tennessee, ex
coupon, 73h 7s; do. new, - a rs; Virginia, ex
coupon, 63H ca; do new, 10 a III Georgia skies,
SO o s6; do. sevens, e1 eiX; North Carolina, ex
coupon, 43k ~; 90. new, rs &c; do. special tax,
10 20; Missouri skies, ok sss; do. Hannibal and
b. Joseph, 90 o o.; Louisiana skies. o. o co. do.
lcvee skies, II q ~; do eights, 50 s6; Alabama
nyes, 6s a 20; DO. eishts, 100 l02; South Carolina
SKIES 10 7s; do. new. January and July, 57X SO;
do. do. April and October 90 6l; Arkansas skies,
81 a So; do. sevens, 50 60
GOVERNMENTS STRONG.
Measured by their currency values government
bonds were astrong and higher, but u AK per
cent lower In gold. The currency sixes declined as
gold advanced. The following were the G losing
street prices:-Unted States currency skies, lis J.
q il57f; do, 1881, registered, llTjs a NIX; do.
do. coupon, llsX lloX; DO. fve-twenties. regis
tered, May and November Ilsh a n6n; do. do,
1862, coupon, do, ll3h ll5x; do. do, 1884 lis,f
q ll5ji; do do. lseo do. do, ll6x ll6K; do do.
registered, January and July. ll4A q 1l4H; do.
do, 1866, coupon, do, 114A ilIN; do. do. 1887,
do. do, 1l4sa nay; do. do, 1893, do DO, ll4x q
li4x; do. ten n-forties registered, rIh ll1x, do.
do, coupon, nlx q li15S.
STOCKS LOWER AND WEAK.
The stock market betrayed the uneasIness n not