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OUR SCHOOLS.

Meeting OF the Hoard of cducnt,on.-
ACTOR nolntfvo To thr oii, ro.t-t,f-
f,co ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Far 1t,,tl,l. |
t,,~ r,,~,,,.,,-a .,,.1 11..m,..n1t.rc1fn.
.. h, ".....l 'Ata"
n.y. msonn ns..t' nht,'1.h' u. 1,' oo,.ua., ovo,x
iho ooaea OF Eaueasion mot soatorua5 os1n' w.
Ing, President King In the CHAIR. Presont-1h-
t1nctora nunyan, O1aon. Wolls, stouc, calAns,
~' ..o.6 +, b.. oosS F,a.,,r nn,,n1xa.
t1s o11' fosi1of oft4o-' 1'''',.1a a,,1 ro,,,r-
Tho Chair presented preamble ana fesolu-
tou relative 10 tho transfer Of tllo Driuewol for
Tin Post c,fE1,o building, Tho preamble rooitoB
tne iaets eohncc'ou "'''' '"'
olution iB aa follows: ,.,..u :, H.. oux, =.
l.esoted That tlic common uonG - ., .ne ~ uy y9 ~
Chicago bc anu IN nsattns, ,,1onn ,rinn i'm Io"I
M aa ~. IN tho coruor Of Doarhurn and Monroe
fnn of ss!d city, an tho President Of this Doard md
tho Secretary thereof certify hs preamble md rcHo-
ton TO tho ooh'iiot4 ~o"to''
This was unanimously adopted.
M1soE1,1ANEoug,
4 raao,ntion frorn Tim FIRE. library Dlreotors,
lesoa'.un & .4o so a., nt'e ~, ey nG.. e, ,,n,,,'
asking on "'at 'otn'a tlo io1sohlco pal'aae
the CoMmittoo on School Fund Property.
An otfer to loaao Tor NIT cont6 m aero aomo
lands belonging to tho Hchool fund IN tue ~ wohs
half OF tho Honthwaat quarter OF SEQ: ~, ", l3
north, WnB roferrod to tho appropriate Oom"
mittoo. ......
hlr. Ca!kina WaB appointed COMMITTEE Tor tue
Jones School:
The Committee on biilutnBa ma dronnas re-
ported on tho bids for tho building Of tho Voduor
School, and recommended contracts 10 n made
with Thomas Courtney for tho maeon work at
Gil ,999; with ]. A1caoe for tho carpenter "osk
at FL 500 ana a. with Murray d wilson Tor tno
printing at ~ .1H.
Tho report WAS adopted, 40 vas one m RECON- amhn
, 1873-08-13

uallssp ready to assist and furnisl, nil possible
facilitioB; and, as ono OF tllom, respectfully
urge that tho Investigation bo not stopped with
Mr.: Brown, a. tho OUR, curious , faeta demon; demon;
formed by hlr. Brown aro acknowledged by bpir-
itualtBIs, s,--thoy holding that tho sympathetic
roulal powor or force ii not lost in the aeath Of
tic body; TINT, through tho samo law, tho
thoughts Of che ao-calcd dond may lie impressed
uron tho brainH of tito susceptible living. and
socretod or lost goods recovered, or any facts
concerning birthplace, doath-placo, oto., COM
mu,iicatcd.
Wo repeat TINT thoso who assume tho hypotl-
eBia Of spirit-control in part Of tho phenomena
will afford oycry facility to fair and thorough
open investigation. Bomo Of thom, ITO aro sure,
would contribute funds for ouch purpose,
though In 80 doing, it lnay nppoar thoy arc taxi
iBlled hopos Of Immortality. II. N. I. LEWIS.
CHICAGO, Aug, u, 1873.
, 1873-08-13

L1vEnpooI, Aug ELI a. m.-Dreadatufts nn-
changcd Flour, as@2Ss winter rs!. la@12s 81;
l3s 4la2s 6l. Corn, 2as gl. pork Cos. Lard sSs I'd.
I1yEnrooL, Aug. 12-2:30 +. m.-Drtadstnifs firm.
Average California wltc liz 1od@l2s vi; clubies IL.
LoNnoN, Aug. $500 P: m.-oonsola Tor money.
ea.5@p21l account, o2,l@92'6 9.2oa q oS gas; DO
I1vKarooL, Aug. i2.-uotton dull nlddlng up
la SKI Orleans, 91s Bales TO- 0Do bales speculation
UreaIatutIs flrm California white wheat, average
guilty liz tod@l2s ID; club, ~ 4d@12s Cd rea
Winter, l2a@a12s 3D. Flour, 28st1a9a Corn, 2Rs W.
Ieef, Blu d. Cheese, OILS. Cunberlatidst 31s sAoft
lccoipta Of wheat for rast three day. *ooo &C. Of
aamo t.sno, $1,000 qra American. II ,ooo qra.
PARIS, Aug. 2.-lsentcs, 67f Go.
, 1873-08-13
SPECIAL POLICEMEN. ,
K.l1es md Regulations for Their
Government Adopted by tho hoard

FI.lres md Regulations for Their
Government Adopted by tho hoard
OF Policcs
meeting OF tho Board Of Police Commits
eionorB was held yesterday afternoon. President
Cleveland in the chair, Commissioners Wright
and Sheridan wero also present.
After some discussion within locked doors, the
following rulcs and regulations governing special
policemen wero subnittod by Superintendent
Washburn, and adopted by the Board
i. Tint no person Hhau be appointed 70 10 duty
~ patroan for, OF in my connection WITH any pr-
vito police forco OF organization. ,.,-
tnanufacturing establishments. mercantile houses,
railroad companies, churches, about private resi-
so ds my oi rosponabs pares employ AID
ihcm droct md who rapresent to no saaiasuon o.
IT, nSTa e ot y as e 70 lie
ties their situations md that a such poraons vested
with police power shall ba known and styled police
j. That tho official. badge. Of authority for all
police waschman shall bo shield markod "Ioneo s
Tho roversa sdo upwarda and sha be al.
ways worn couslacuously on the outside loft bEeast
' I. Thst tho snio1a shall bs tho property Q, tho
city, and alall bo furnished by the General supern-
tSnusus ta same havns ] rat deroso VIII tho y com
trocr tho Of s. to DO refunded upon TUG return
8. ~ Thst ncither liz police w.tchuncn Health police
Public worka police nor any other peInon xea,ea wa
SolIce, nor any arclo OF cothiug y which stranger
would DO likely to mistake such officer for ,nonncr Of
@ s:s o ss toas9 Ga
snyhiug that resembles one.
6. That tho police watchman aAall always render
every neRiRtntcu within his power to nny member OF
&o city forco when called upon for he!p ny them III
their oilcial capacity.
fay evening at o'clock to tho Sergeant Of the Chicago
city police Commanding tho precinct IN which he a on
watch for instructions from this department. and Us
57,ftr
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further decnc IL nood III rates, closing today At
4Hc for 10 Buffalo, and 10 for pata aid &c for
Whoat to do. Tho cngagennents reiortnd vera: tn
putEalo-schrn Annie Vought ard 3, 4. Wes corn at
Doa1 Richmond. corn on private terms barss Inter
Ocean, corn at 4ho achr D. Moars oats, at 4c; prop
YanteEb!lt corr and wheat Ct .So md g. = To- Erie
scl.r New Dominion, corn schr b. Lyons, wheat on
private terms. To 0swego-Bchr ]. N. Richards,
corn oil private tGrmH 10 0odorlch-Schrs
Webl,cr, Coilingwood, Tecnrnaei and 1asted. corn
OIL private tertns. 70 Cningwooi-Dargn 1soimriHon,
wheat privato tormH, Tho capacity c1na to 0o0 bn
wheat, ono bu corn, 3G,o00 BIZ oats. Tho sehrs
ul!et mud Grace 1rernwood wero chnrtered for Iron
from Marquette 10 Cleveland at $780, or to Eric at
$500, per ton. ....-.... .-.-. -
In tho nftornoon thn following ehartors zc-
ported gcl,r 8. H. Foster, corn to Buffalo, Mt Axe;
schr Golden Fleece corn to do, oil private terms
Bchr T. Y. Avery onts to Buffalo. priyate crna,
echr Alice, wheat to black htvar, at btc CAPACITY
ogual to 600 bn wheat 1o00 l oats aud 10 O0o bu
corn.
, 1873-08-13

Prop 1ra Charee saugatuck, 800 grcnn saltod hldos
Aohr Oomnneio, OawcBo, 19, 2a0 III cor
Hclr G. paater, Buffalo, 40, 1ut BY corn.
Bcllr D. F. Bruce. Buffalo, It, O0O BIZ corn.
gchr q. Murray, LOCO b,i corn.
Prop ". r. aravca, nufIalo ~, 900 hu corn.
schr 7. A. nlrtont Kinaaton, Il, ,2s7 hH wheat.
ecils G. y. Russell, BufTnlo, 50,000 tilt corn.
NIGHT uLEAnAHoEs. - --
Prop Fountain City Buffalo, 10000 br corn, 1,o3o bril-
-four. .
sehr Teoumsch, Go1erich, 14,0l0 n, corn.
smr Gordon Campbell, Buffalo, 81 QUO bu corn, 0,00e
bu oats, 900 Iris fin,lr.
8chr gavolani, tlufralo, G,695 bu corn.
Prop Chicago buffalo, TO- leo BIT corn, 8o87 hu wheat
100 hrla -four.
Dargn ]. II. Nuttor, 13nffnln, G., 800 bu corn.
Prop Montana, Buffalo, 47,100 bu corn.
Prop Montgomery, Port Huron, 2s00G bl corn, 200
hrls inur.
Htmr Milwaukee,, Dgdensh'irgh, 10,4s4 bu corn. 100
brlB flour, 100 brls pork.
Prop ). l.. IInr''. Eago uarbor, 5000 bu oats and
Aulltlrios.
schr 0ollingwood, aodcrici, TO- ISL hi corn.
, 1873-08-13
A. Dor Dies of Grief.

The lsiehsnond (va.) Wig adds the following
to the numerous dog stories - Mrs. broatt-
dua, Of this city, lett hore for Oregon throo on
frleutls = not tiog OF most tilninutIyo proper
tionB That wns much attaohod to her., The doa
infused ilH mistress soon after hor departure,
and fell into melancholy and decline, refuHing to
ont and frequently manitosting hia grief as the
that oyeztowea bis eyes and rolled In pitcous
procession adown Ills nose. At tho mention OF
the na.ne Of hia n,ihtresa no would brighten up
aud rag Ills tail, only to relapse into hia melan-
, 1873-08-13

New YohR, Aug. 12.-Manufacturerat agents arc ds-
trbutng largo lines Of etape cottons and woocnn to
Bouer1i and Western dealora Cotton goota hctiye
and steay. Drown, hlcacl.ed, and coorod ootona In
brisk package request, Wide ahoengs Quick and IN
short supply. 1solod iaconcta naoro active. rr1nts
favor. Worsied dreaa goo,!a brisk, Beavers. caaai-
meres wooden nannnls and blankets in good domnnd:
The batip Bulletin noteR tho following jobbere
changes In cotton goo1a: Prints, uocheco roteH,
11ho; Garnors, 10Hc; tiokfngs, eosorod Go H. 2oo:
ahittings, A1droacogBin bloachca a, 1ac.
, 1873-08-13
CHICAGO Day GOODS MARKET.

TUESDAY EVENING, Aug. IL.
During tho raat half do7en days only aght improve.
ct was noticeable in tho demand for dry Rooss, but
tho Indications Of all carly revival Of trnc nro unna"
takRblo md tho extrcmo dependency prevalent dur
Ing tho months OF June md July has gtson rlaco to
foonR Of cheorfulness and confidence. rrcea Of cot
ton texoa hnvo ruled c1rcney 1ow during tho s,lin-
NOR season, and 1t Inns for aoo time past been apa.
n'oyomont llns already, begun. somo Of tho
hams, stripes, and dcn,rna having been .lvenee,l
WHOM t,e demand shalt have become urgent. moro een-
eral and moro pronounced changes may 10 looked for
Tho stocks aro beng rapidly auamentod md improved,
and before tho coso Of TIN present month will be co-
peta In ovcry departnlent In tho markot for carpet
!ngs only moderate amont Of Ralcs hna becn acc0n
plshcd, tic dena1ld being mainly restrcscd to small
ordors from tho nearby trndo md to npplyng wnntH.
Former quotations hhyo pretty generally bce adhered
to, and Ut thu moment tho feeling acen's firm.
The New York Hullttta says Of tho woolon goods
market: ~.
Tho transactions Of tho weok were numoroua, and
largo III tho aggregate, although Perhaps not fully up
to lilo expectations Of tho hodors of certan fabrcR
Tho positive chenpneRB Of most descriptions Of woolon
gooda ut tho ruling rates has hcgoton ample confidence
In tho nnda Of buyers and their orcrationa aro c!ng
Enat!o on corresponding liberal acao. That many
kinds Of woolena- particularly hani,aa, which have
been extensively Hod-aro chap at proao prices ID
beyond question, ovon making duo allowance for tho
esaoncd coat Of tho raw tnntarint nn II change in
tho mnrket should during tho approaching aca-
SON. 1t ID not likely TO DO In downward llroctton"
, 1873-08-13
Pittsburgh oil Market.
Trrusv1IIR, Pa, aug ~ MARKET declining; salcs
at Oh Clty, $115@1.20; Tltusvilie, $l.15@1.2o.
Tho Produce Markets.

Tho Produce Markets.
NEW YORK..
hShsf o. 'a;;ggpns !2sss g5sSs
State, s.e5@5.5o common 70 good extra. g. s1o@e4s
set.a se sh6sS os5 WE xsss. '
Rya 1our arm = bo@5 .4o. Corn mea, que. aud ARM
ssss;ns oSiesse a: u No. oe?siifH
waas %nss ehH inos rec
3s1 3Ss nesse s; rees, s u s' s:aasl
Western; 53@5sHo; s. %, 5cqsak1 hish .ostss @ssa
XsS sso oss iecsp
mixed Western, 4l@42Ho; whtto fa3s9c; black
Eooa-Quot and unchanged.
| IAy-Quiot and weAk.
IIors-Qulet md unehnneea;, ,,,,aoo,,. o,,,,
nctiyo and strong Molasaos quiet and nrn Rice firm
'i.s1a; sSsSAa sSaSSisanea, ,sxo; crude, exe.
Pnov1s,oss- qaiet and steady; now s., ,meas.
Nsstern 7ig@ss: new sMSse
CnEEsE-Qniot; fair to primo State factory. 1@H9
&a''H4-A 'h''' f's,ssF os%ta6' q s.'@'se'
Or" 10: siS' sf% ~ oRa%sss sfissss:a 1t S's.
ny t!sSs zsss 71 family essloo 5ss
T Pnov1sioss- Bacon scarce and hrrner At 1o@11,1@
'ao unm' dull At .1if1AphnpaIS III q,efse Unchanged
.aag sapsaae 4s sssoe; ss1
By scarcity Of vesaols red. white, so5@
M ~ Fs1 gIie efR m!sa 80 9s as
Tnogls1oNB- md steady.
pRrnoLEuM-Very weal crudot 11Ac; refined.
''Es; NS,sxr-s7c.
No. milwaukee, club, sl:3o: Corn dull ard heavy
aales e,ooo hu; No. 2. 43@4bNe. Oats dull No.
FRE1anrs-Finn at 1o}4c for wheat, o>sc for corn,
BALTIMORE.
nA171Mons, Aug 12-lnE1psTurFsIFlonr steaa! sa;ay
white, sl.75; amber, $l.72. Corn, mixed Western
( Arm at &c: Oats firm mired weatern' 1942O. Ry'
Pnoy1s1oss-pork quiet and Arm at $1,000. Dacor
CLIO. suear:esfsd e 'harns' i4Hs@i55Sc tard aals
8 BurrEn-In II modorato demand; good to ohoic'
"S'i'a q stssfsKzrr Sss2sHs:
oe1sxArr AIS b !; sa, nrn Arm nr1
ID 1t 46a47c. Rye oats, and barley quiet and IN
~ ~ chnngsd. ~
Lard quiet and unchanged; sales Of country kettle
~ &c. hulk meats steady; BhonllerB, 8A@H1c caHh
8No buyer August; clear RIB, 0E@9Ae buye
It | August; clear gHc' bacon urn saou1aeFss W
~ clear RIB, 10H(31oszc; clear, 1oysc.
,r WH1sKY-1n good demand At9lc.
" MlLWhuhEE.
NJ MILWAUKEE, Aug. ADaToFfa-fiouf scAsc
and Arm; apring extrae, 5IoSb+so. Mheat sloauy
No. l, $l.31A; No. 2, $l.26 cash $l.2l August
AY september Corn frm @ Nc Sse; s,o oatn, nare &c
hrm; No. =, Boz.
FnE1onEs-To Duff9lo; aGs 90; oswsgo lse y nm ,n
It. Bu1rMEs7s-Flolr, 900 brls: wheat. none.
, 1873-08-13
THE TEMP ERATURE.

CHICAGO, Aug. II.
Tho range Of temperature this day, as reported
by L. Manasso, optician, 23 WoBt Madison street,
overy half-hour, is "a follows:
, 1873-08-13

WAGEnrowN, hlneB, Aug. 12.-BKEr oArTtE~Ro,,
ce!ptu $50; market considerably .ctivci etnsk al
sold salea Of choice. $1,000 cItrAt $9oo@96O
nrat Httality, $800&8.t0 sccond $GooeS7bo: ll1fd'
&5.00@b.50. .,,
sIlEEp AND LAMnH-nccopss, 6,7GG; yorT 1ttlo
change to noo In 1nn1-trae 40 per b otade price,
and 70 tho lowest demand fuy a. good M Inst week"
saca III loe Of wool sheep, at $300935 each o1tfn,
446c pur b : spring lnu,hs, 7@8o per IL.
, 1873-08-13
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Published This Day:


q, tho authors Of Ncady Money Mortibos" Vol. IS In
Osgoods Library Of Novols 8vo. Is conts oloh ~ 5
story Of English ifo. quits unlike 'Roady None,
Mortboy but less interesting and wo worth reading
than that highly popular novel; Tho London AhenMun
says: Bfy Lttle Qit conmondably tondas In s
pa4saaes and possessing descriptive which at
from uedocre, Is noticeable aud roadAbo by roaaon ii
tho eyIdent Eeat with which thu tale ID told AT
auuslug and readable book"
, 1873-08-13

cl,oly at her continued abaonco. On Friday
evening last tho faithful ltttlo creature diet1,
notwithstanding everything, tllst kindness and
Of grief at tho separation from hs MISTRESS"
, 1873-08-13
Illinois Rivor and Cannl News.

speetat Dispatch to The CAicaao Tribune.
from Sss a M s 1F oe soean rom Iaa
both with corn for Chicago, and Barao No. !. iro'1
poru to be loaled With coa 2. tho 1asale shaft fl
ieot and hx tschcs Of water tho mitro sill Of Lock
16; No report Of tho tho stage Of wnter below. ---
los chil''eotss sssS III es raylor, 5s!s
hs scod; ATLANTIC, Morris, 5000 ba corn. l5teo III
aead Monarch, Loekport 5S95 b corn; Col Martini
deo sn os :m 8 yI emon
IS yds atonc; Reliance, Lcmont B9 ydH stone; II. L.
5 Pe ys s. ys nsnn
stone ii Sils %s J. Il Waltot Ien9nf, 50 ys
Thundornoit, Lemont, 80 ylH stono 1Iawatha, sagi-
naw 80 yda tone; ohas Street aginaw % yda stone
rbs a,ndrea Pailas, cnicoho, s56oo Il iurl,er j.
Menard, Iockpost. 12,632 # lumbar; Morning Light,
Ssss;; + s S
eases ses oie s'sss Ss Sse! sV0 '
aallo. si,o9o II Lumbar G. L. noo. 1Sckport, as ~
riue, Loekport, 6,aso obu wheat,
Vessels Passed Detroit.
| DETROIT, Mich, Aug. 12.-FAssED DowN-props
Evergreen oily barka Mary Merritt, ogaris achri
sa 3ones s. svespsaRs. onta its ASree
Croshwaite, Monitor No. 2, Stampede.
PASSED uP-props Ara1ea, Antclopc barks Bessie
Dar1ck, BnnnyRid0, 1lacino achrs Southampton 1ro
quois, Polly 1ogor, Sawyer, Willie Roller, Mnlvey,
Florda, Dridgewater Nicholas York State, Ainerica
| Hohokcn, Fleetwing.
| WMp-Northeaat. ......-
DETROIT, Mich, Aug. 12-Evenlng- Ur-
Props Atlanta, Trader aud bargcs barks Maria Mar
tin ; Hchra Pathfinder. Enen u. Steward, Osborn,
| Dlgcr, II. Toss, Col IIachway.
TAssEp DowN-propa Chaplain, Jarecki, Sun and
| SQVArDtHb,
| be, Maxwell.
| WrND-Northweat,
, 1873-08-13

EAsr L1nEnry, Aug. 12.-OArrhE-Arrivals, Oh cars
bent, $eO0EDG.25; medium, &. .2536B7H; common,
{4.0d@5 90 atockera, $3.B04.30 BULLS, .40@3.0o.
1Ioos-Arrivala, IL cars Philadelphia, $s.15@5.3o;
Workers. $500Gs.20
s1IEt:r-Arrvals, 13 cara l,ost, $5 co. 1ncdl-
um, 81. .2555. 90 common, $3505400.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-03
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

BIT c. & 6lRARDEY CO., at IL O'clock at Mer-
Chants and Auctioneers' Exchange. two double
one story and attic houses on Tchouptoulas
and Water, between Jackson and Josephine
streets; two double 0ne-st0ry houses on First,
between TchoupitOulas and Rousseau streets;
neat double 0ne-stOry and attic house
Tcaoupitou as, between First and Second
s-reets; two lots of ground, with Improvements
thereon, on Felicity road, between Magazine
and Constance streets; two story frame house,
No. 25i Dryades, between Delord and Julia
streets double two story frame house. Nos. %
and 80 Locust, between Grayer and Commt
streets.
BIZ B. u. & B. J. MONTGOMERY, at IL O'Clock,
a. No ); Natchtz street, large a. sortment of
aad second hald furniture, etc. Also, at IL
O'Clock. at Leonard Maxwelps stables, on
Ia. onne street, near Union, horses, mules,
b.ssies. wagons, etc. Also at u o'clock, at st.
Cha lea Auction Exchange. three lot of ground,
w,.h improvements thereon, in the equare
bounded by Levee, Milan, Water and Berlin
streets. Also, at II o'clock at No. Camp
street: continued sale Of unredeemed pledges,
consisting of diamonds, ewelry, pianos,
bonds etc.
BIZ SHERIFF HARPER. at 10 O'Clock at warehouse
No. ~ SO Ann street, furniture AT O'Clock,
Common street, near Claiborne. contents
and unexp pired lease of coifeehouse and barber
shop Al /, O'Clock, at Merchants and Auc
t.oneers' Exchange, a promissery note for
j. jo5- O.; lot portion of ground on Philip
street between Willow and Clara streets.
BY WALTON, DAVIS & FRERBT, at IL O'Clock, at
Merchants and AuctiOleers' Exchange, build
ing lots n the Second District Bienvlle
Consi and st. Louis streets, near Canal street,
and Broad street and on Canal Carondelet.
BIZ G. De FERRET l. CO., at l0l. O'clock, OF Fs
Uianade street, between RObertsonan and villere.
household furniture.
By s GClNAULT, at IL o'clock, at Merchants and
Auctioueers' Exchange, two masted schooner
Dr. Franklin.
BY UNITED STATES MARSHAL PACKARD. at II
O'Clock, at CustOmhOuse, steamer Ozark.
By CONSTABLE JOHN HURLEY, at IL o'clock. at
No lG2 Julia street lot of household furniture
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-03
PROPOSALS FOR SCPERINTENDEAT,S
LODGES AND FOR INCLOSlNH
WALLS AT NATIONAL. MILITARY
CEMETERIES,

nFF!cg CHIRF QUAuTgRMAsrRR,
Military Division OF the south,
Louisville, Ky, May 1879
GEALED PROPOSALS IN TRIPLICATE, WITH A
~ copy of This advertisement attached to each.
will be received at this office until SATURDAY.
May 81, at noon, for the following work at tbs
National Military Cemeterie named, viz:
smperintendent's lodges OF blick or tone at
AndersOnville Georgia; Fayetteville. Arkansas;
Fort Gibson Indian Territory; Camp Nelson, Ken.
tucky; Beau 'Ort, South Carolina; Knoxville and
Pittsburg Landing, Tel ness Q; Alexandria, Baton
Rouge aud Port Hudson, Louisiana.
Enclosing walls Of brick stone, or iron rail
ings, at AndersOnvilla, G orgia Fayetteville Ar
kansas; Fort BISON. Indian Territory; Fort Smith.
Arkansas; Lexington. Kentuckg: Cha'mette.
New Orleans, Louisiana; vlcksbuIg, Miss ssippi,
Wilmington aud Newberne, North Carolina.
For ftlrihe, Information and copies of plans and
specifications apply to this Office.
The work will be inspecte by cnmpe. ent or
gineer and strict compliance With the terms ef
the contract will be required Envelope contaia-
ing proposals will be indorsed. Proposals. for
Supeiintendents Lodgr,'' or Proposals for per
manent Enclosures for National Cemeteries" a.
the may be, and addressed to the Nnders gued.
JAMES A. EKN
Deputy QuartsrnasteT General,
ChiefQrartermaste', Military Division of the South
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-03
sEw ORLEANS CLEAEi.G uOgSE.

Total week before. II 7l9 339 - l,la5,1A %
Gold opened at lls1. all7, against ll6!, at New
York and after far business closed at the
opening rates in both markets. TIE sales summed sum
up 5 l25 5"O embracing + II 500 t2oon $4,000 and
$500 at ll6'4 @2i 600 lld7a; +ol%o ttl2o'o 2o
and 5o0Oo) at IL; $4,000 p5's0 aud H2oW Wo) at
ll.is and + 1000 az IL i.
No sales of silver were reported. We continue
to ouote American lafs d.llars at lO91: 0liok, and
Mexican dollars at iG2 + cent irrmiIm II 1oId
for new and old.
The movement in sterling exchange was of
limited extent and rates were about > T cent
low at the close he salts amounted 10 &fl ,
embracing si2oo biz o: adine at - a %; : 800
AL clear at l25i, s2~D and 5000 bill oi iadn and
& 1000 AL clear at 1875: G4Fro bill of lading IT l2t
tls; 1 .J0a Al cesl al Id .: &6ooand SiM'N Haak
tol remittance at l2.}a, and Sl30oo first class and
The sal, of francs included 90 $50 commercial
at i.531, and 1860 at =
At the close sterling bills were quoted at l252l
dl26ts for bill of ladng and Al clear, and l26' a
l21 for bank; and francs at 1853 for private and
45id450 for bank, aud Gel man marks at iIe5.4
ll0',.
The offerings OF domestic exchaI ge were Of
liberal ext ent ard rates were without qnotabte
variation. The sales covered 3 .Wlo. embracing
j. 10 900 commercial sight Oh New York at ! +
cent premiums 3 100000 thee 6ays' tisht AT o-1,
and 932; 500 om. tz5oo1 and $50 900 private bank
ers at 9-32, and $500 and 5000 bank at o-lb.
The bar KS continued to check on New York at
p y cent premium aud private sight was still
quo ed at i d5.lb
In stocks we noticed sale OF IL thares OF New
Orleans National Banking ASSOCIATION at SO
state sizes at 20: $1,000 city gold bearing T.
cents at 6l7s 5000 $1,000 and GOO co at 81 and
~ cents we're Guo'e at the close at 62 GG2 !.
No sales eff Metropolitan Police warrants were
reported. They were quoted at 9la9
= Ia Gales of civ aIe9 copriatiun certificates in
cluded s 10 OOo at 63. $1,000 and $4,000 at "a, and
tSnO AT b4 i, They we've quo ed 63d6i.
No sales of school certificates were reported;
they were quoted nominal at b5dbi.
Ordinary state warrants we've higher than yes
terlay and after selling as high as 40: closed st
tSn- The sales included 5000 at -, : 1000 at
49,, $1,000 and S56GJ at 10, aud $1,000 at 40 o
lhe safes of legislative warrants included SY9
at 80 s. and $1,000 ana 5000 at 81. lhts are Sill
uIIoted at 9Q09l.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-03
Stock 81 hand and shipboard, cleared Is 80
Stock Oh hand same date last year......... 8I,5!

To ,iay's exports embrace I'd 2.S2 bales to Liver
ponI AID ll7l to New iork to wl!ch We have
added % br raj.
R-cei,,t, proper since last evening 5l22 bales,
AGAINST l1J. o!i last Friday ard t56 last wear.
'ndtthG ah Aggregate s.hce fllaaY tyenln2 oi
Zo35' Dtlts against i''S' iaS, Wtek ECU o'o' iSt
wear aud snct august 81 OF IZ1 95 oaies AGAINST
9l2UlO last Ntaf-ihcrease NS,"l'. For receipts at
all the parts see above report. ,,
81 tGAK,'here We're ltce,veo ms morning ! -oo
hhds The market Is very dui, ana We are again
without any sales TO note. Inc iast sales were az
&C for common, &c ior iaif ana a. I9T stlietiE
prime Stock on mana IN tue sheds oo'' mus
CITY REFiHhRf SI GAR-is IN good demand on
orders. ana Is sclli@ al S+ic 'or prime cen fu@h
iuc TOR choice ceh;fii,l9al "ii iol Cont" a.
i2s FlZ &C ior crushed ana pul'eiized' "hu ID "
Is. toI cut loaf ~ ,.
MO ASShS-oIil IL oois were t'celFtu ms morn morn
inS he last SAFES "'ri al Spc lsi piiine, anu p
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-03
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

OsFicE STATE TAX COLLECTOR, THIRD DtsrRtcr
No. 9ksplanade street ,
New Orleans, April d, 1917
AS AM PREPARED TO ISSUE TAX RECEIPTS
"A for back taxes of 1870, 1871 and 1872 and Ii
censes tor 1873, taxpayers respectfully remind
ed that early settlements will prevent costs, etc
as the laws governing the collection of taxes are
very rigid.
C. j: ADOLPHE,
apes State Tax Collet tor Third District.