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Illinois Central Railroad Packets.
<s.a~~ h For Memphis. Cairo and
..taTR steamers OF thi, line VII. leave as
sE{ss.3zsS6-ESzEsfo follows:
GREAT REPCBLlC.
DONALDSON Maste,.
OF SATURDAY, February 4, at +. NJ
DEXTER,
ISAAC H. JONES, Nastc:.
On TUESDAY. February :, At > =. 81
CONTINENTAL,
McCLOI, Master,
On THURSDAY February Q, at p. Vi.
Giving through bills OF lading 10 all points GA the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad Nashville ana
North, Railroad, and Memphis and ONO
Railzoad-als, to St Louis
A. A. WOODS General Agent.
I0l Common street
&. q. WAYNE, Freight Agent,
81 EatchsZ street.
Bis OF ,ding for al tlriGhts over the l.iinois
Contra. Railroad; sisned at the ohce OF
JAMES +. TUCKER.
;,2- :. Caronde.t street.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
~ TIE NATTER or A. T. DUNBAR. iEn!V.DuAL-
L.. etc. Bankrupt.
IL Einkrupfcy-NO. 1862.

WHEREAS %LDES'T DUNBAR. INDIVIDUALLY.
W and rs Il member "t he firm of J. b. "ac:!tn.
Co.. OF New Orleans and district aforesaid duly de-
Clar. bankrupt ,idr the act q! Con rc-s ct March
2 1851 has thls da, filed said petition pray
ing d. ,cil.rLs and certificate Their of from AL
has debts and other claims proyablc 'lICe. SAID act.
Notice Is therefore given 70 all creditors -" no
have proved their debts and 70 al other p-r,ons III
interest, that tine tNtItv--tvtlh day OF February,
1871, at ii A. M i assigned FOR the hearing .! the
same, and that they HAY then and there attend and
show cause, if any they have why the PRAYER of
TIE said petition should not be granted: and fur
ther notice j. given tha: the bankrupt Will undergo
examination before Register Pithin. on the
twenty fourth dar of February. 4. y. H. AT ii A.
Nj al III, office. tustonihou>e building
Clerks Once. New Orleans, February !, 1871.
.tl9 y K. LOEM u, nufN ~ TX
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ELPORT..

yNH!ASn,.N VA GiLVF>ToE-S.ra.i 'T'o-
H.ls"-tor lltianta-310 s- -.lt 10 h::e Cri':e .oc
SIX 80 rii ply barrel.
ro ,;ai.. .on-!.O bhi- t"ur - his Risky 700
-.s .a., -k~ .o.n 30 .hs sugar :, ib- I!c..ses
Inj ky, nD,laSscS 20 ;cS hams
FEREAMBuCc-Er!. Wilma, and A:.'h"Iv-.i".
Itl- ft"u,
WEIR. .'..l''-->rhnulrr Veto, NrlaCiGr!.t,j9
!ia!: ball, rc.t,.' 100 .i- -four i.; pes lU;!l.,'I
!.r' :>vI!.!..->. .i.tr Il, I, No :,tc.-i. =. = IF
:.I.1.i..
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IMPORTS.

PENSACOLA -.!,hUouer Eior:,!.,-i :'".' 80" -
hides 900 ice: .':in'.. 50" i's 80 -" an.
dIir-
CABDiFt-Hark Honl.--''a' .''> .''-.'I 20.
IEn!.y.,j,i VI, & ti.vfsIDN- !i,,-i! =. Mo-.
.r,r-5t -. Les % tu!I rs ;.a be- - ''.- ''' .
nb, .;...as - &c. hams .% h.hh ,a':.' a' 50
dries
SABINE P.ts->-s,rrm-hir 4 ,"'.-:' --'''-
tom :, head cattle and s,ntiIj,-
.fo:ii .t:-StraturI i.auTa-ii' p. '. - ~ ~
~ %. ICED -. Dbl, ,uI u't.. .,'.- "a:
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River Intelligence.

death, was hanged to-daT. he made n
confession.
River Intelligence.
SOUTHWEST Pass February !. 8 P II -
Barometer 29:9J: weather calm. Arrived
Ship Asteriaha. Campbell, master. thirty
DAYS from Liverpool, with general cargo 20
Ocean. Zerega & Co: steamship Cingalesc.
Black. master, from Newcastle, England
with railroad iron 10 Herman. Hertz d Co.
bark Bobrycito, kennie. master. hfty-six
DAYS from Rio de .Ianclyo, with coffee t.
j. L. Phipps 81 Co: bark !La:haleen. Les
rer. master. fifty thccc DAYS from Liverpool
with salt to Ocean, Eelega Is Go. Sailed:
Schooner Constance.
PASS I.OUTRE. February :. 6 =. NJ
Weather calm and cloudy
Arrived: Schooner j. G. WLippe Good
speed, master. six days from Utila. with
fruit to X Morgan & Co. No departures.
VIcKsBURG. February l.-Down Peyton
and bargcs, 9 A. 81; Frank Pargond. 10 a.
NJ; Alps, . =. NJ: Glasgow. 4 Z. Nj: Peni-
nah, a p. NJ: Pevtona. 6 =, NJ.
River rising. Weather clear and pleasant.
MEMPHIS, February l-Weather clear
and pleasant. River rising. Passed down:
&. B. Church, Oceanus. Stock'lale, Belle
Lee, Wood and barges and Jane, Howard.
The latter was visited by a large numb of
persons this afternoon, and was muci. adj
inired.
CINCINNATI. February l--Ever twenty
two feet six inches in the channel and
rising; seventy nine feet six inches under the
bridge. Departed: .Ninneola. for Memphis.
Weather clear Mercury 81.
PIrTsEUEG, February I.-ticathcr clear
and colder, Monongaicla thirteen feet in
the channel and rising. ice all gone in the
Allegheny. The weather above is CROWN.
colder, which will probably stop the Use.
Arrived: Silver Lake, from New Orleans.
Departed: Kate Putnam, for New Orleans
LOUISVILLE, February 1.-The river is
rising slowly. with six feet four inches in
the chute, and eight feet four inclie. in the
canal. Weather clear ana pleasant all day.
but cool this evening. Mercury ~. Ar
rived Susie Silver and Pot"mac from Ne y
Orleans: Kate Robinson. from II, Louis:
Mollie Ebert. from Cincinnati. Departed
Mollie Ebert and Charles BOdlHann. for
New Orleans; Kate Robinson. toi Cincin-
natl. The Admiral Farragut. irom 81. Louis,
to Pittshrrg. passed up. The barge Otter.
for the Houston Direct. ~, CATION Com
gany. and Captain Kobiuson's new tcwboat
will be Launched on Saturday.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Constitutional Amendment to Exclude
Election Betters from Rights Of Su:-
fraRe-HOtel Burned in Milwaukee,
Perished in the Flames->E,aii PON in
st. Johns-1Iurderer Hanged without
t'oufpssiuR.
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I.-> - - ..,s1,. - .''n..:':ts'. -. ;'1::;'.
l"..t. - ..a..' - o..' a.. -. .'a.--'
t'-.'tr-
~ ,I.-l'E ~. AVER. |F Fi'&. :. - ~
] , ~ ...,c'yti l. -. i'"l:,.-..".' '!-i. ID
tee ~ .. i.a,- ma iyr IT, - -. "i or
lean Wi -,rorr,.i {" -. y: pit. 90 - o..
T:itf.it.T ! Nil,.,. {" 1851 a 10 g.. a..
PSI !. .'.rr+... 70 81. al :8.y.y. q.
H:h N'Ls
s.j5,.i u, -. .na-" c.lt.t.c: -J;i'.
'.eTIu.. 81! a.. :uc SPOT, Al t"''ct ''Ht ';:9-
r.r", J ;.ir.N :.','it.,.
i.g! G.; Constable Sixth .Ii,-lIlr ,'r'.f-.
iirber s.nil,r ~. 4. j. C..vrr-iFr-i .i;i,-
t.re .'uut. .';lt-! OF Nrca.ls, No. t,zo ..c IS.
FrI VIRTUE OF 4 WRIT o. F!ERI ~.
, cias TO directed bv TIE Hon /, ~.
Dibb. FIRST Justice OF the Peace il Ai.i for Tn"
parish OF Orleans will proceed to SIT. II pubic
iuction al nay office, No 10 Julia s.c., "n sATlk-
DAY, February II, 1871, ac twelve v'cuc! i. the
following described property. to-w:
All the sights, title and interest OF 4. j. Olive
in :, certain suit. entitled A. }. Olive City OF
New Orleans, and numbered 1858 of the docket of
the Sixth District Court. in and for ,h- parish Of
Orleans State OF Louisiana.
Seized in the above entitled suit
. Terms-Cash on tue spot in United States treas
ury notea. DANIEL CROWLEY
fe27ll Constable.
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BELOW COMING Up,

81. Hampton court Gy.Ii from !.i>s'.o,, DC
20 20 Lowell : BAILEY
Bari Catherine scott. N'C"u. s" GaN, :.om Flo Dc
;,u..iTv. - 4 A-"l.r:ra--
E.,i. bark .:s.iiit."na, DcInn;r. q DAYS .:om
liverpool. 20 n,irt.:-
Schooner EioyrnC. SHAY. coo No u dav- from
Nr. l0r, - i,so 4 io>.,
ScI"nn.: We. pf". liant: i.GaN- irc.! U:..!3. 20
!..I:All'..i.a
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ST. LOJIS.

ST. louis.
,ierchont.' southern Line.
Connecting with Arkansas. White ,.:id Cum Drt.a1d
EIv"r Packets.
Le"~e, THIS DAY, February ,, at ' 2. VI.
49, d For ~. Loni-. cairo. Meme
H. l.. .AS plus, and The BcuI>-I.I, &c pas
xSSI42y r. --ngrr steamer
TON JASPER,
a. i. ,,"LL. Mast.
VII i,.y. Is ..-'se. 70. freight or Vas-t-e aP?v
Ol board {,
STEVENSON "FEI.ANDEE. Agents.
4. 40 ijJ .ri:ty.,I -ty'-.r.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-02

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA
IN THE NATTER or JOSEF EERZOG. BANK
rupt.
In Bankruptcy--N0. $40.
YlNHE CREDITORS OF THE ABOVE ESTATE
l. hereby notified that the third general
meeting of creditors viii BE- held at the office of j.
K. Il. Pitk!n, one of the Registers in Bankruptcy,
CustOmhOuse building. at the city of New Orleans,
the twent. first day OF February, 1871. at twelve
O'Clock, NJ.
ftI f. 4. MOTION Assignee.
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! WEEKS DEPARTURES, TO WIT:
| {. II. Durfee. Joseph A. Aiken. ... WEDNESDAY
| Max. close conne Ctior with 81. Louis and OHIO
! river steamers, pontca rtrIIn, Jackson and Chat
tanoOga railroads. Through tickets issued by g. c.
! LEVI. Lou-vi:.e, s II SHOCK. Memphis; J. ".
! WARREN, Shreveport. and b. the company a
! Cana. Stree! rc.Ty otic-
| JESSE <. BELL. President
! J0HS Ko-.;s, Stpe-!IIt. u'i-at. G.i5
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. :.
-, Hon, AuoI!n, nom i.i:"':i,;''
Iirti. .1.:a POT .Iom >.l.I. ..rVg.
ileur. I.t,. 13lirr,'-. from .'uI....,:-":.v -.
-, ke,, pUpU., from Louk ror'
;.ut No, ptGiiI.-. from yr!'":."'.
- John. Gr.athoL,t.. Baton Ron.:.
Eaur. Blak"-ic. from Noh'
Ir.,!t"n. fraser f!"In ci.C 'Its Ti,.i-
'..rk,y!l.c k.niil flom Arks,-a- I'VE.
Shannon. E,-.'tr. from ..J.'-v'..,'.
A.:l..'' Vo.:y. from C.I..Iuu.lI
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.

l.GHTH DI'TGIC. COURT FOR TIL: PARISH OF
ORLEANS.
EiHABkTu E"ASS VS. JOHN Mii.:.AHI,
ii-r III. ,6aud-SO. 3.3,
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q LEGAL NOTICES.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
IN TIE MATTER OF WILTON 4. BELL,
Bankrupt.
In Bankruptcy.-NO. 1855.

In Bankruptcy.-NO. 1855.
VlNiE CREDITORS OF THE ABOVE ENTITLED
Il estate hereby notified that the second
and third general meetings of creditors will he
held ut the Office of W. j. Q. Baker. one Of The Rec
listers in Bankruptcy, CustOmhOuoe building, at
the city OF Me-, Orleans OF the twent yrSt day of
February, 1911. at twelve o'clock NJ.
fel 2t f. F. NORTON Assignee.
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STEAMSHIPS.


FOR NEW YORK.
MERCHANTs EAMSHIP LIN g.
Comprising the 6rst-class steamso1p1s o,+.o
G GEsERAL MEADE. ....... Captain A W. Sampson
UNITED STATES. 'Cc.tpa;r " p. Henry.
WESTERN MHrROPOLIS. 90. Captain H 8; QUICK
E,lILY g. SlJCDER. .... Captain Miner D. Oio"on-
SAILING FROM NEW YORK EVERY sATuRpAf'
FOR NEW YORK DIRECT-The
&t1 steamship
GENERAL MEADE,
A. W. SAMPSON, Com nahder.
SATURDAY, February 4, at A. NJ
will leav. her wharf foot Of Jefferson street, 0o
These steamers have superior ACCOMMODATIONS
for passengers. exn
CablnAP tSsage
Steerage Passage. ...-'.... r.,
Bills OF ladirg signed through to Liverpool oias
gov Bremen and Hamburg. Through tlcxets lot
FIRST class and steerage passengers LOT Liyelpo's
and the Continent connecting with dulon Line Oh
steamers sailing from New York every WEDNESDAY
For freight or passage, apply to
Low LUDW1GSEN
No 1870 Common street.
The steamship CRESCENT CITY viii follow
leaving on SATURDAY. February II, at A. 81.
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Marine Intelligence.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

HtrI"E OF rHK Enov BLi'AS.
t..I.i ,ddy. Re. clI,... ), ISL.
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ALBANY, n. Y. February "A resolution
eas introduced in the Senate to-day,
Amending the constitution SO as 20 exclude
from the rights of suffrage persons betting
on elections, or who shall promise to give
or receive valuable consideration FOX vote.
MILWAUKEE. Wis. February The
Holiday Hotel was burned last night.
Five persons persisted; two were fatally
burned: others hurt bF jumping from the
windows.
ST. JoHHs, February l.-!h" snall pox.
Introduced by sailor who died at a board
.ag house. Is spreading. Sixteen cases have
been reported 20 day.
PHILADELPHIA. February '.-l;an-an,
who was convicted Of rape, resulting N
death, was hanged today. Ec made no
confession.
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| Stoci ~ hand S.r,I.iill, !. .5.4--b.lr> .''n
| Arrived -.II't as sIdttntn....... ~
Arrived p;-v."us.N.............. .@..@'' ~ "a
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYE.

STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW ORLEANS
VIA HAvRE, SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVANA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-12

Mr.. +. A Boswell chairman of the commit
Z OF &c BOr of Delegat cha ,gcd n The
inv { on ore manner of conducting busi-
7 i'm the Pol'Ce Court thought proper to make
a P-I- ma explanation in the House yesterday
re IN, in Ie:ez ence II the publication in
yeSt 'Tday STAR ola sy hOI OF the testimony
Ken be ole t'@t commit, :. As il was right,
aid jrSs and proper, and for the public good,
o. L the eV idence ken be ore t1at ommittee
should 90 before the pc ople, who are directly in
tsrested in the manner in which the business of
the COW of this Dis, let is conducted, THE
STAR has no excr { :. of er, and no apology II
make, - Mr.. well or any one else in terence
- the public = on in qU Jon. At the SINE time
1t y n C "a y that Mr.. DO- wells mi -t.-tement-
Of the Iscts in the c. unintentiOnal no doubt
3 op'd be cOif-ctcd. The revised printed slips
of the evidence were given by Mr.. Boswell to a
repO. : % TIE STAR on Thursday afternoon,
q prepare an ab~tract or publication, on the
day the repOrS VIZ submit. ed g. the Horse, and
the report r We informed at the same time by
MI. DOswe" that tn repos would be sIbmi,s ed
= the HOu-- y--terday (FIiday) a.5ernoon.
Aes ng on that infOrma,ion, the abstract was
pTepsr1 ard put in q, lpe, and ojher matter eut
dONn 10 make room lOr it. Mr.. Boswell called
at The STAR Office yc"Serday a.terncon :, STAT
that the repois would probably not be submit
d. Even IL we had felt d'spo. ed II suppress
the publica on, which we did not, in view o. its
impor. ne, it was simply impo-sble at that
late hour, as the mater was locked in the
iOrrs; and II have prepared other matter ID
take its place would have delayed the publica-
on OF Ou- paper I-veral hou-s beyond the
usual time. This C'Spc 5 o. the charge of
breach o. faith. One word more. We Looked
upon that evidence a. the proper -, rot of Mr..
Boswell, or the eODr'tSce, OF any other select
per. IN or cotsrie, but Of the public. There
never we any good res IN IOr not having the
investigation made in public, and the evidence
published Ion day day. Jt Sc due to the
pope That thew should krOw ali the facts. What
right had Mr.. &c well or the commi.,-e u sup
press the nam of per, Or" any other portion
o. the evidence? The day ha- gone by when
sdeh muC'a Ors en- be pr~ct ed by legislators
WI irpppri, -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-12

The politic.l platform of the L bor Reform
ps-sy, piomu'gai-d by the convention of ST.
Louis, lavors the c S-bl'Shment of a re ormed
mOneta-y system the payment of the national
debt in gold where specifically promised and in
legal tender in a'1 other eases, the preservation
o. the public domain TO the use OfactdaI seiGiers,
a t'riflOr revenue or'y, the abolition Of class
legisla. on, eXPer = o. Iusrre wars u be paid
exclP>;v-'y by the wealth of the country, an
ne-a' OF O. new tcrri y : 70 be submit a to a
vOts o. the people. the prohibition Of cOOlie i'm
migration the 40 ching of ec-ope- = ION amoDg
-. sars, and general ann '.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-12

Having suffered sadly at their hands, we de-
hbe- at " and eor~cientOUsly adv Sc everybody
going a -ayeling - place a small can of r't1
glyecJine in their trunk iOr the pup' -bmeRt OF
the titanic Porters and baggage-masters who are
in league with trunk-makers. To be sure, one
nay OC cS>iOna''y 10. unk and a lot Of cloth
ing by the explosion, but this loss Of property
more than of-et By seeing ten thoCsand rag
mentS OF a fiend'sh baggage -smasheT go hurting
through the air.
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pEOPOsALs FOR WOOD AND COAL.
FRANKLIN BUILDING,
Room Of 5odTd Fl Trustees bf Public Seh1 OILS

FRANKLIN J
Room 81 6odTd sf Trustees bf Public Schools,
WARRINGTON, ID. C., August IL, ISL. \
Sealed Proposals will be received until o'clOck
p; m, AUGrsr 2e, lat the room above,) for sup
plying Fuel for the of the Public Schools of this
cliv during the present school term. as follows:
FOR First l,istrict-2c0 tons Egg and Furnace Coal
and p cords Pine and Is cor ds Oak Wood.
ofor Second District-2sO tons EGG and Furnace
Coal and p cords Pine and Is cords Oak Wood
For Third District-29tons Egg aud Furnace Coal
and % cords Pine and Is cords Oak Wood.
For Fourth District-lE9 tons EGG and Furnace
Coal and 20 cords Pine and IS cords oak Wood.
The Coal TO be best quality of White Ash, and the
weed TO be sawed in four pieces and split. To be
delivered as follows:
60 tons at once at the Franklin School Building.
20 tons at once at the Seaton School Building.
= 2 tons at once at the Miller School Building.
90 tons at once at the Wallach School Building.
u tons at once at the Mccormick School Building.
The remainder to be deliy cred at such places aud
times as ordered by the sub boards.
The Trustees reserve the right 70 reject any all
BIDS II deemed ads antageOus to do so; also to in
crease or diminish the quantity herein stated, with
ont affecting the contract price,
W. r. WOODWARD,
aul2-l0t For the Committee.
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THE WEEKLY STAR for this week, contains
reports of the proceedings in the Injunction
Case and Market Company Investigation; the
Washing m Canal and what is :, done with it;
the Wa>b'ug' n and Severn NJ. T.. Camp Meet
ipg: the Improvement meeting; a deli ghtful
domestic poem "GOue with Hand 0mer Man,;
40 capital - Tics;--'A roll ON Singleton
Beach and what came OF it, and ssBehind
the Seen also, general news; Washing, IN
News and Gossip; Tacy personals, and other
readable matter
Teas OTc dollar and a half per anum. in
advance; single copies i've cents, in wrappers,
ready sOr maIil8T.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-12

a fine old judge o. human character is Til
nth ocore, we mean. DIR. Greeley having
tiken oee- son II make a few plain remarks
about the not Nous MIS-. Woodruff. the grsbjng
Il. T. AYERS that the lite of thar astonishing
woman ''has been guided by pure motives"
and has furthermore Powered iutOrare worth. p
Which = a new r1rpe or IT,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-12

Now that the bfl placing s5cl,C.) at the dis
pc al Of the Board OF Public Works Tor neces-
sary work has become law, We u that body
VIII give immediate attention Il the sweeping
the paved portions Of Pennsylvania avenue and
Nj street., and to the removal o" the loose bOal-
ders which defaee and render uncomfortable
and dangerous nearly all the thOrOughfaree in
the city. In no way can a small amount be
made 70 DO 90 much lOr the comfort OF the gene
raj pull-c
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Government Securities.
Stock RPpDrf.

StpSk hStpoFt.
By BaEkeTS', Brokers' and ConT,rsreial Tlsrydpb
Lewis ohnson Co. quote stocks and bonds in
home and foreign markets, as follows:
NEw YORK. Aug. l2.-First Board, 10 50 a. NJ
U IS lSSl. coupon. ll711; 52Os. 62, coupon Hex;
tDs, o., coupon, ll374; 520's, 65, coupon, li4ss
6Ds,new, 65, coupon, ll25< 20s ,, coupon, 1I34
5o o5 couIon, ia; 10 los, coupon, lls74; Curren
Sy S's, n54 MariPosa, Ssi; Canton, 5sl5; Cumber-
silver, 1l5s Pacific Mail, 90; Boston Water Power,
-; Adams Express, SD. I'VE ellis, Fargo Co.'S Ex-
press, An; American Express. 5T1; United States
cypress, 81 ord; y. Y: Central and Hudson, 9S1E
New York Central Scrip, 94s{; Erie, 3Oi< do pre-
ferred, -; Harlem, l2s; do. pref'd, =; Residing,
u4%; Michigan Central. Lake shore and
sra Illinois Central l33 ofd Clsv Gland and Pitts
burg, llsss Old: Northwest, e916; do. preferred
Cleveland; Columbus, CincinnaII and Indiana polls,
-; New jersey Cent le51s; Rock Island, loss
Wabash and Western. 631s Delaware, Lackawana
and Western, PISS; Fort Wayne, go Alton and
Terre Haute; =; Hannibal and 81 Joseph, 6s14 Chi.
eago and Alton, ia; do. prefd, I26 Ohio and
Mississippi certificates 90; Columbus, Chicago and
Indiana Central, 20; Tennessee 6's, old, IS; do.
g. Old q; do new q Missouri 81. s55 Central.
s.. Gold, ll2l4 Market strong.
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The newest thing in the way OF medical al
Wee j. II wear Goggles lOr the purpo OF pr,
yen1 Nc sUrS, Oke,-the theory Of some theOri-
s'ng swan being that these att-cks are due II
the &C. on or light upon the brain excited
through the eye, and not, a. generally believed,
TO an elevation OF the tmperature. Pc -ibIy
. , But let Us look at the ca e from both sides.
wouldn't healthy, 4U'l rugged, sensible man
rather Be sGrS,- dck than wear go-gI-s?
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80 FAMOUS PLEASURE RESORT.
The following communication ezpl .irs itself:
HALL OF THE wAsHISC TON CRY HICKMAN

HALL OF THE " AsHINC rON Cry HfBErNIAN
BENEVOLENT SOCiETY.
WAsHINCrON, ID. C., August 7, ISL. \
DEAR SIR: The undersigned desire q express 20
You their heartfelt thanks for the admirable manner
in which yOu provided for the comfort and pleasure
of the officers and members OF this society ani their
numerous guests, the occasion Of their third an
nuaI pic mic at AnalOstan Island, wednesday. the
q instant The ferriage facilities furnished by you
were Iully equal 20 the emergency, and your
Tsngements on the grounds were Of the mort salts
factory character. The large sssemblage in attend
ance, numbering upwards Of 2C0 persons, have
bOrneesevhere testimony the uninterr spte or Ter
that prevailed, well 20 the RnsIoysi eajoymsnt
that they experienced and the public press has az.
tested both Your courteous attentions and liberal
Accommodations eOntribut 4 much q the harmony
aid pleasure Of the festival and in thus making or
grateful acknowledgements sincerely trust thai
under your excellent management, Anal1stan Island
may continue to be what II has been since you took
charge, the most beautiful and inviting resort for
pleasure parties within the District Of Columbia
We are, sir, very respectfully. your Obedt serSts
II. EMMETT URELL, President
JOHN J. MEANY, Secretary
ii. 4. KAIsEE, ESQ, Lessee Of Analostan I.lsnd,
DC. Gul2 q