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The New York herald., 1873-11-29

CoUTHEgN LINE-FoR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
- The foowin new aud first class will sail
every Wednesday, n r. N. from pier 20 East Rver:-
Steamer CITY OF DALLAS. Captain Hennis, Dec. 3.
Steamer CARONDELET Dec. TO-
Steamer CITY or HOUSTON. Dec. H.
Steamer CITY OF GALVESTON, Captain Evans, Dec.
a.
Freight received daily. Through rates to Galveston.
Indianola Rockporp Aranzls Wharf, BraZos Santiago
and St Louis. Cabin passage sio steerage, $?6 For
freight passage, having superior accommodations
apply c. H. MALLORY CO., Agents, 1853 Maiden lane
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NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND.
N DAILY LINE TO Norfolk
and tri.weeky to Richmond.
ON D0MINTON STEAMSHIP COMpANY

From pier 81 North River foot of Beach street, stean-
ers leave daily at 7. NJ for Norfolk, and passenger
steamers for Norfolk City Point and Richmond on Tues
Through bills OF adng and passenger tickets issued TO
points South and Southwest via Virginia and Tenncs
see Atlantic Coast seaboard and other lnes also by
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad for Western Points and
by steamers at Norfolk for Newbern and Wash gton N.
- ~ Office 1877 Greenwich street.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

L,ALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON
via Newport and Fall River.
The magnificent steamers NEwpoRT and OLD
daily Sundays exccptcd, NJ Through tickets sold
- "' p''''S'f A. p BACON superintendent
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FLEETWOOD PARK.-SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 70,
Is sw eepstakes $500 mile heats hest three In five,
III harness John Murphy cn'crs bay mare Louisa Dan
lei III enters sorrel Jake and NJ Mcnamara enters bay
gcldIng Billy Lynch.
1,RoTTING AT FLEETWOOD PARK. ON SATURDAY,
i November 20: at three o'clock.-A match for SOU
mile heats, best three In five under saddle John MUIR
phys b. Charley Green, William Weeks e. g. tanner
Boy. WILLIAM II. VAN COTr, superintendent
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REAL ESTATE no EXCHANGE.

A DWELLING WITH GARDEN, WANTED-BE.
"A tween spuytcn Duyvil and Tarrytown, convenient
10 railroad stations, value 81 Stuv s4U or soV lot
Lots on ialsey street. Brooklyn, aud cash.
, GfAENTZlER. Real estate. LAS Broadwav New YORK
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LHXCHANGE-A CITY HOUSE. VALUED AT Slh0aQ
IL mortgage $500, will be exchanged for Westches
JACoB SHARPE, $40 Broadway.
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4 GOOD CART HORSE FOR SALE CHEAP-AP.
"A ply at AIS West Forty.third street
GOOD MARE, HARNESS AND WAGON FOR
N saie very cheap Apply at "a Peck slip stable SO
East Thirty-dfth street. j. II. SMITHS SONS.
HORSE sTDEBAR TOP WAGON (NEw IN
N Aucust lasO Harness whip and Robes, with
BIankets for sale cheap Inquire OF I. LONENBER0,
room 4, 23g Broadway.
A FOR SALE QHB PROPERTY OF a FARMBR,
N. one work or truck Horse, YEARS old, warranted
sound good worker in single or double harness nearly
reasonably and any reasonable trial allowed Apply At
lb3 Cedar street.
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c,TOsISGToN LINE FOR BosToN-THE ELEGANT
NpilIopE ISLAND every Tuesday Thursday and satur.
day ..,.-r .x.r, vooa.,, wo,,o.s..s ~,
day from pier 80 North River, att u. NJ
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REWARDS.

dr. REwARD.-LOsT. THURSDAY AFTERNOON AT
HO the Grand opera House, an onyx Lockel with
the monogram A. ~ The above reward Will be paid and
mo questions asked by leaving II with A. HELLER, T
Grand street.
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.


ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE
kGw 9nk NAIL
HAyRE, CALLING Al BREsT. ASD
sail pier S 8 SSls ST v 70! or @ e
ST LAURENT Lachcnez. Saturday, Nov. %
pEREIRE Danre saturday Dee. Is
pRcE 6T asans VINES Bss
First cabin, $l26 Second cabin SIS
Excursion tickets at reduced rates
ans By English and Tie 1 e1oss SS
sA
CrEANER ST. LAURENT, For BREsr AND HAvRE,
will leave pier Nc 20 North b River loot o. Morton
'''Se'' 80 ''a'''''' george aAckESziE, Agent
FAeLE LISE.mUSITEp STATES NAIL STEAMSHIPS.
~. tonchlng a. plymouth snd cherIoarg co.,
paDys Dew elegant aud fullpowercd iron steamship
rrrsDAr SaIsi.;$siS.%5p SSiIi ;si%p } " a,sr.x.
from Eagle Line pier foot 9. First street 9bokcn ~
nrs; saoo9 siS gold seSsnd sa9.n
a on
ws Tni prsS led 9 % s s"ns s to 20
''s'"s' "p' kNAuTH, NAcHoD 4 KUHNE,
,.o,u,. onn,. General Agents, lls Broadway
FJScHY, cfHYpEi2DY pEDYE co. 27 South William street.
FOX taSTR kAS shEs HE9sNrAS
All The en steamship sa,aap NaN Sa captain oetssnGorp Will
iOot Third street, nobeken; % be followed BY '
waeasa steamship n BREMEN Captain H. schuenburg' on
RATES R''S u DS'i PASSAGE 70 LONDON, HAvRr AND
,,.- payable in gold, or its equivalent in currency.
Second Cabin
s'eerage " ~
'0' "e'sn OF passage "&pEIsR 5EERicns 4 co. Agents,
No. ? Bowling Green.
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

A CARD-MEsSRs PUALON 4 SLOAN, 81 EAST
N Seventeenth street north Union square near Broad
way beg to announce that all property offered by nem
figures and at no fancy exchange price, and that those
having property to exchange invited TO examine the
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>oA AoO nnoio Will 10 ulSOQurScu o3Lur-
day. Tho appropriations SET aside for
them are exhausted.
dfeenleaf, Morris d. Co. have notified
the Stock Exchange that they are ready
to pay in full.
The reported charges against detec-
tive Farley and others, in connection
with the MacDonnei forgery case, have
been abandoned by the counsel for the
prosecution. The counsel for the Bank
OF England withdrew from tho case to-
day.
The suit of Gazlway Lamar. against
Charles A. Dana, to recover damages
TOR alleged illegal imprisonmet of Lamar
by Dana, when the latter was Assistant
Secretary of War, which suit has been
on the calendar of tho United States
Circuit Court for long time, has bee II
set down for trial before Judge Shipman
Tomorrow.
Both Rudolph and Royal Sammis, ar
rested on charge Of completely in the
murder OF Kelsey, at Huntington, l.. l.,
were bailed by the Supreme Court of
Brooklyn, to-day, in $1,000 each. The
bail was promptly furnished. They are
charged with murder in tho second de-
gree.
MEAPHIs, November 1O.-Two yell
low fever deaths to noon. Three new
oases reported.
ST. LOUIS, November 1O.-Jnmes II.
Lucas. tho wealthiest citizen Of st.
Louis, died last night.
WAsHISaTos, November 1O.-Gen.
Crook, commanding the Department Of
Arizona, reports the slaughter OF four
teen Touton Indians during recent
scout.
Probabilities-For the South Atlantic
states. North -easterly and South east
cry winds, and generally clear weathir.
Nothing of marked Importance has
occurred, to-day, with reference to the
slrginlus affair, with the exception of q
uespatch from Minister Siokles, notify.
ing the Secretary of State that the
Spanish Government had telegraphed
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92' segY sg ! Rsesgql..rs seg 1a,s. u $50; March

F3S,I0ty1 SSCEE44ssty 1St6t ~ o-61; march
Elss. EouB. J,.subsar 1o.-F1o,a,.. j. d tdui,, i,
and nominal. Corn higher-No. 2
mixed 34L@35. Whiskey-no sales.
Provisions dull: only limited jobbing
demand,
LouIsynnE, November lo.--Flour
dull; demand light. Corn quiet-held
at 60(962, sacked. Provisions quiet.
Pork ID. .50. Bacon-shoulders 7; cleor
rio 6496]a; clear 624@7. Lard-tier q
7A@8; keg 81; small lots IS@Ac.
higher. Whiskey firm, at 8S::
CINoINNATI. November 1O.-Flour
qnlet, at g. 25@6 GO. Corn in fair de-
mand and firm-old As. Pork jobbing
sales at IL. 80; stock light. Lard quiet
steam 636@621; kettle z. Bacon
shoulders qniet. ut 5000; sides fair;
clear rib So; clear 6(@64. Whiskey
firm, at Sc.
WILMINGTON, November 1O.-Cotton
quiet-middling 1231; net receipts ll5
bales; sales s; stock 2,75G.
NORFOLK, November 1O.-Cotton firm
and tending up-low middling I2sI: net
receipts 3,403; exports coastwise 3, 97O;
sales 500; stock Si2.
GALVESTON, November 1O.-Cotton
demand good-ordinary 1Oal; good or
dinary l21; net receipts l,780 bales;
e1ports coastwise 1896; sales 1900;
stock %. 532.
New ORLEANS. November 1O.-Cotton
stronger middling 1411; low middling
l3H; strict good ordinary 12a/; net r. .
ceipts 8.7O6 bales; gross 9,8G7; exports
to Great Britain 6,3I1; to France 9, ,9O7;
to contiI cut 2.U76; coastwise 212; sales
5000; stock 77,l5O.
MEMPHIs, November 1O.-Cotton very
firm-low middling 13; receipts $40
bales; shipments 3,292; stock 27,4Sl.
AUGUSTA, November 1O.-Cotton
strong and in good demand-m middling
13ll4; receipts 1920 bales; sales 400.
SAVANNAH, November 1O.--Cotton
easier-middling 1881; net receipts
3, ,O03 bales; export coastwise l,O7I:
sales 1.595; stock 1925.
CHARLESTON, November 1O.--Cotton
opened strong aud higher, but became
qulet-middling 1879; low middlipg
!3!a(9l35s; strict good ordinary 1880
l3z; net receipts 4,219 bales; exports
coastwise 2,047; sales 700; stock 36,97l.
MOBILE, November TO- Cotton opened
firm, but closed easy-middling 1897;
low miadling 1914; strict good ordinary
l224; net receipts 2,196 bales; exports
coastwise 1.034; sales 5000; stock
20,982
BALTIMORE. November 1O.-Cotton
buyers and sellers apart; price nominal
-mlddlipg 13la; low middling 1871
strict good ordinary 123l; net receipts o
bales; gross 493; exports to Great Br-
tain 2.343; coastwise Is; sales ESQ; stock
7,133.
Boston. November 10.-Cotton firmer
-mlddllng l434; net receipts So bales
gross 1000; sales 800; stock 5000.
PHILADELPHIA, November 10.-Cotton
duil-mlddling Az; net receipts 3S
tales; gross 497.
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Baoon--Clear Rib. cents per pound; clear
10 cents per pound.
Bacon-Smoked. Clear, 10 cents per pound.
HAMS. 123 cents per pound; New Sugar
Cured, Is cents per pound.
BUrTER-Fine Mountain, % cents per
pound.
Bntter-Finest Goshen IS cents per pound.
ClEESE-Cream,2 25 cents per pound Eng.
lish Dairy. 25 cents per pound.
MACKEREL, Extra Headess Mess, Is
cents.
FLOUR, New Family. SO per barrel.
Flour, Now Extra, slipper barrel.
MOLASSES, 35 cents per gallon.
S1RUPS, SO cents to 90 cents por gallon.
SUGAR-Demarara, II to 12 cents per
pound.
New Orleans SUGAR, II cents per pound.
and SuR Rars, 124 cents per pound.
Sugars, Is cents per pound.
Crushed Sugars, 18 cents per pound.
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Funeral Invitation

The friends and acquaintances OF Gen. an d
MRS. M. q. Butler arc invited TO attend tho
Funeral Services or their YOUNGEST
CHILD, at Trinity Church, HIS MORNING.
at 10 o'clock.
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ORITUARY

Died. OF paralysis. at Pond Bluff pIanta.
ton, st: Matthew's Parish, November 1874.
IN II the 5lst Year Of her age. ANNA l. SINK.
LEH, widow OF the late William II. Sinkltr,
Esq OF the Eutaw, st. Johns Berkeley.
OF Charleston Hf,cs please copy.
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The Boston and Lowell Railrond be-
gan, last Thursday, weighing at Fran
lngham the cars from the West, loaded
With grain and lumber, destined for
Lowell and Taunton, and found an ex-
cess OF $4,000 pounds in one car over
tue weight billed, of 10000 pounds, ~
iuii car load, which makes difference
OF SIT in freight.
The above was Fairbanks 5O-ton "a
ieet Track Scale, sold to Boston and AL
bapy Railroad Co.-Boston Paper.
Rats have attained market vulue in
Augusta, since the importation OF Chl-
nese laborers.
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COFFEE, Rio, Is cents per pound
Laeuayra Coffee, 80 cents per pound.
Old Government Java Coffee, 33i cents per
pound.
Parched Coffee. IS cents per pound.
BLACK TEA, famed for its rich flavor, 81
per pound.
Green Tea, new and choice, 81 per pound
Fine Rye WHlSkEY, s2 so per gallon.
Fine Old Corn Whiskey, 50 per gallon.
full limo OF CAKES and CRACKERS,
direct from the manufacturers, from to
- cents per pound.
Atmore's celebrated MIINoE MEAT,
SOUSED PIGS FEET,
Now BEEF TONGUES.
Smoked BEEF. 80 tars
New BUCKWHEAT.
OAT MEAL, from Scotlsnd.
New GOLDFISH. 7i6
Cracked WHEAT.
CANNED GOODS, Of tho choicest brands.
in endless variety. 'q4
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Agricultural Fair.

Agricultural Fair.
f1HO remove misapprehension as to the reia-
i ton OF tho State Agricultural and Me.
chapical Society,", and OF the Auxiliary Joint
Stock Company, in tho Fair about to be held,
it Is deemed proper to announces:
l. hat the privileges Of Lite and Annual
Members OF the State Agricultural and Me-
chanical Society are the same at this Fair as
heretofore.
speed premiums, will be made under the
Same regulations as heretofore.
8. That the regulations relating to speed
premiums will be published in the daily
papers, in proper time. by tho officers Of the
Auxiliary Joint Stock Company. By order of
President T. w. WOODWARD
ID. WYATT AIKEN, Secretary. Nov IL
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submit list All
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81 ST OF GIFTS.


upC as dsSas ~ sss IA arr IN @ e
Louisville and .el aside for that purpose, and eau
SOsns ssrthSsts &c cssSs M De seen by the
OTTICE or fARhERs' AsD pRoyERs' BANK,l
This to certify tSst there i ptt he f siS
eRa e The sEsS n hs
Of Kentucky, fve hundred thousand dollars, which
si md VI Pt Il: Ssnt e Ssy bs h
for this purpose and this Pgrgose only,
Tn. party therefore, who Us c fsie draw
sR s $ q a. ~ ss f s' dHss An: sSS
number, amounting to ss1O,g0
to those who nrst apply torder accompanied by lie
money always having preference over aEents) at
q Tor 900 lis for ~ and SIS for SOU No dis
The concert and distribution Of EiitS VII BEGIN at
O'clock on Tuesday moraing. 5py /, In Public
placing tAss Zone loT each ticket sold IN large re
Te oFsSss bnnd y Ts mel aap shss 's
Rf' 81 sA pT Bssd p half q
q las, half o. hs,Sis sh placing Of large wheel
Sqaoaas uh or SRs sSn seRon''d by
s maj b az IRS the @Ss WI
aS aSThT seS ssSP the 6s
Be % conducted 4 70 be perfect guaranty against
The payment Of gifts will begin on Saturday July
y, at O'Clock a m Tickets drawing gifts must be
B1nt q Ieaisylls sight drafts upon he Fourth
Esa VII Ii ven for thS tts oSos Ri q n sss
called for In mopths from the drawing viii NJ
uEned oyer TO the Pablo Library fund.
For fun particulars Aend for cifcularp
THOs, X, BRANILRTTR,
Api6Tu6ftl1 LoulSyiIle, Ky
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House FulI-aIust be ssId-sheIves Crowd
edwin be sold - Counters stocked =
Prices Down.
TEN DOLLARS.
FIFTEEN DOLLARS. ct
80. Good Business Suit, go.
SO. Better Business Suit, SIS.
$40. Best Business Suit, $40.
sB-We are determined not 10 risk q surplus
stock by waiting for the season to advance before
putting prices down, and will therefore sell
A SIS suit for SO.
ga suit for ti6,
A s2I suit for . 30.
"WorLD WERE Boy ONCE MORE"
s1-The same cOurse Is being unreseryedly
pursued In our Boys Department, and we are
selling
An . School Suit for s.
A $40 School Suit forSI,
A l6 School or Dreas Suit for 80.
The assortment being full,
The time to buy is now.
CALL AT oSCR. We MEAN BUSINESS.
HABLE BROTHERS,
Fashionable TallOrs,
Corner OF seventh and streets.
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TRY THE
INDIAN HAIR RESTORATIVE.
ID RoPosALs FOR STEAM MACHINERY FOL
BLOOPs OF WAX.

~
BunEAu or STEAM FsaisEsRIsa,
wAsHfSaroN, u. o., MAY 81 lisa
l. Manufacturers Of steam machinery arc invited
TO send 10 this bureau until noon of August l. is1a
proposals. for the eonstruction o. eteam machinery
and propelled by one acrew,
there will be for edch vessel one paIr Of engines
with SURFACE condenaeT and horizontal cylinders
coupled TO one crank shaft
The boilers 70 be Of the very best charcoal iron
Tor workins pressure * . pounds per square inch
In The vessel about II feet ABOVE bsse ins
The screw to be OF composition, copper and tin,
There will be two auxiliary steam pumps Of ap-
proved tyre and sire and 4 fresh water dister Il
approved design, With special pump
fhe usual number Oh dupiicats pieces tools and
nstrumepts required in such naval contracts are 70
The machinery IL to be Of the very bes, auilty Of
material and wprkmAnrhip, according TO Naval
standard. aud will include all that IL necessary for
stsaminE the yeesels, such As coal hunkera, SHAFT
Be, N ali rcspects, complete f5r thaf purpose ae
| cotdins TO Naval usage,
In addition 10 the ordinary wharf trial the ma.
chtnery wilt be required 10 develop so Indicated
horses power continuously during forty eight con.
secutiye hou sea, with good anthracite coal and
coal bunkerp, shaft alley water in boilers &C. II
not TO exceed 9lb tons.
The detailed plans, speci cations and drawings
can be seen on application at this Bureau at any
| time on or after the nrst day Of July, ISIS
ses II any Of the sesports a the Atlantic coast nat
may elect
Tue proposals. will state the name or names OF the
psTts. 10 full and their suTetss the gro, sum for
piete In the vessel. and ready for steaming Al
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LEGISIATIvE ASSEMBLY,
PROCEEDINGS IN BOTH HOUSES
A Hill to Promoteoreutcr BGlcioucy AmonH
Justices Of the Peuce-Tbe Biil Extend
ing the Time for Payment Of special As
easements Passed by the House.
CnrNCII,.


The Council met yesterday OF O'CLOCK MI
WIN. stickney, president, In the chair.
Prayer by Rev. q. A. Hall.
A Communication was received from the
House OF Delegates, announcing that that body
had received and accepted the resignation OF
Mr.. James A. Handy as member OF the COM
mission on markets. The communication was
referred TO the Committee on Markets.
Mr. Golden introduced bill TO secure greater
ef1clency and capacity In the administration Of
Justice 10 courts Of justices OF the peace within
the District Of Columbia. The bill provides that
Justices Of tbs peace within and for this District
shall be subject TO and In conformity with tne
provisions OF the act, as set forth and defined as
follows. II shall be the duty OF the Governor
and he IL authorized and empowered to organ.
ice and appoint n commission, consisting o.
three reputable practitioner OF tne aM, Wn3
shall have been duly enrolled as attorneys ana
counselors Of the Supreme Court OF this District,
for the purpose Of examining all persons
In REGARD to their legal attainmene OF
an appointment TO the once OF Justice
OF the peace within this District. kach
and every application shall be Med IN the
once Of the Secretary of the District, and ac-
companied with a fee Of SO, which fee shall he
paid In equal proportions TO the respective mem
bera OF said commission for their services, ny the
ANAL nave been made aud nled In the secretary's
once. A favorable report Of the commission In
regard 10 any candidate shall entitle him TO the
appointment sought, unless In the opinion OF the
6oyernor there exist such moral dlsquallncatlons
a. 10 debar the appointment.
The bill was read the 1rst time and laid over.
ayers suS Sssrs Htsrested IN he Industrial
home school, stating that they had become IN
VOWED in debt while providing homes for dss,i;
"a go 10 paw on that Indebtedness. IL was re.
ferred 10 the Committee on Health, Asylum and
Mr. Riley offered the following, which wa,
agreed to:
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-, ~ = ~ ~ 49,, ~, 49,,
Io,noTI9W we sna, ISSUE s,, ,i,n v.r,s,S y,
interesting local and miscellaneous reading.
Tho ahor Council ALLIED 10 meet last evening
| for want Of a quorum.
A conductor on the washington and George.
ue ,,,e =, ~" ~ 49, sn..,sd in cors,,uct,no
,ne s,syatoI which was ordered 10 he placed ia
the senate wing OF the Capitol last winter.
~ - -. -, sr,a,iro, ,,aa ronortod % an.
Vne cs yas,er,isy ~ m, Sorney ~ TwsntT.
~, :, ,nat sSd New Vary ayenne noSthwest
i Tss Tor,norancs p,aS.,ns to,,sT 10 ho,d n
meeting last night AZ Lincoln nall as was an
nounced, on account OF the visit TO Ale&andna'
Tue Temperance Blesslng were shown
tnrougn tne punlc ouulnHs yesterug ~ vo n,
mittee from the temperance ORGANIZATIONS OF
THIS CITY,
Mcssrs. Weaver 4 Evans, spirit photograph.
have And SSg SGp' .S No. AZ
streets Hours from TO IL M and from TO 8
and to 10 ,. m. !
q. W. schelde. who was committed TO Jall
sooSs rom ths Consressionsl lIbraTy, has been
released by Judge MacArthur on hls own recog-
nlEance.
~ Ir,n,o,tn,, ,ho f,.n,,o, oro,n.,s an IN. no,,h
,ds ny ne Gspo, g0an ~ IN .S SS
~ ,rhtnh ~ sassiot n,,,s nsaS IN eroc,,ng ths
dome 81 ths ospitoi We're fastened. and are now
digging them OUT,
me Ass SrT ~, have Sssn
iTa,.n So sNasios nannIs n'noroahna nanIei
inshy aaosgo Il p",Ias rhns JentIn. ~ II
Ii. barclay, and james D. Dodson. ,
The sales 70 snippers yesteIuaS ~ he wash sI
lngton nsh whaIVes Oy ~; =. Soluen BY,
* go herring erin from Il 20 % IS surgeons, from
H@ ~, " ouncnes ~, Fo ,n ~ " w a.
The funeral OF the late Colonel John L. smith
Sk place yesterday morning from SsssuPS Sq
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DRoPosALs FOR FUEL.


wAsHIaoroH, ID. O., May T. ISIS
Sealed proposals, In duplicate, with copy OF this
adyert,semeilt attached, will be received from re
sponsible parties until u m. June ~ is71 to deliver
a. required, dprins the nscal yoar oonmencipl
tefs in this city and qeorset w. y. Co and at fort
Whipple, yirslnia, about pI cords OF Pine Wood
eayed and split and In the stick, 100 cords Of
OAK Wood, ,lwed and pplit and in the stick, and
AGO tons Of Anthracite Coal. white ash, red ash o.
Lykens valley, Of size as may be called for, free
the ton, and about b. tons Of Bituminons LpmT
understandable quality.
Each bid must Be aocompanied by written guar
Antee, signed by the bidder or bidders, and q com
petent surety. certified p be such BY some ofieel
psr!ment 70 the efeSt that in the event Of the &C
days after the opening Of the bids the necessAfy
contract will be entered into, and that In case said
party or parties Offering shall fail TO enter nto con
tract as Aforesaid, he or they guarantee to make
the neIt lowest bid
The lowest aggregate bid will he entertained
addressed to the underaixned.
bidders are invited to be present at the opening
Full information furnished on Appliea!i9h to this
Brevet Brisadicr General, U. g. A.. Depot Quarter
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NOTICES OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


HhuAuou u Wauttd W 1Ouhh
House and lot No ISIS q street 10 for sale.
Examine L. y. ClArk's stock Of paperhangings.
L. NJ JAekson's restaurant, No. i7is street north
west
Division No. 10. s. Of T.. Will DO instituted this
evening.
7, n. Naudain has received full stock Of spring
and summer goods.
has been dissolved
L y, CLARK has Just received q large supply Of
superior Canton mating.
WIN. l.. Wall Co. will sell on Friday, May 10. at
10 O'Clock m excellent assortment Of furniture.
Frederick d. Keyworth has been associated with
John keywOrth In the wholesale grocery aud liquor
business.
u. H. Warner will sell on Friday, May IL, at Q
O'Clock, valuable three-story and basement house
on Massachusetts avenue, between Tenth and
Eleventh streets
Green a Williams will sell on Saturday, May 10, at
10 O'Clock mo- lot Of once furniture, mating. nc
Also, on Monday, June At O'Clock .. IN, three.
Seventh streets.
LAtimer 4 Cleary will sell on Tuesday. May ~. At
6o'cock valuable Improved real estate, north X,
between Fifteenth aud sixteenth streets west, Also,
on Monday May 49, at O'Clock p m, so. 70 feet OF
spruce lumber, Also, on "Wednesday, May 81, at 10
o'clock superior lot Of household furniture. Also,
on Monday, May ~, at O'Clock, desirable building
lots H. between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-16

CAsToRlA Is more than substitute for Castor
on. IL Ia the only safe article In existence which
u certain TO regulate the bowels, cure wind
chollo and produce natural sleep. II Ia pleasant
70 take. No more sleepless mothers OF crying
babies.