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Ner) Publications.
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Al FASHION AND folly AT THE AMERICAN BADbN
an sophie sp .rkie's look.
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A LIBRAKY FOR FIFTY. lsol !, CENTS il.:lS'I = :

A LIBRARY FOR FIFTY (SO) CENTS -
With Observation-Disclosures Art SdeHee and Hs1or~fh
Tnbf,ne Sheets eonanng; - 80. - III,
Jeure Extra -us,ralcd-Tyndail NJ Lectures On iesh,
Iearc Rxra 2-Beecheru Compulsory kiueatoa fiess
Masters Of situation, Phpss Loot Ars Bellows lhee
Coli Marx Twaiu's Sandwich Island lcttcrs 49,,
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Prof Barkcr Discoveries Of the Srecroseooe tF
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b-Iusrated Three iectufTs W IroL ho
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Thoughts Mners-1heughts upon Prsytr az -
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pelicnce Also Ihe Moravian Church by de- sshWeI1 49,
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ADVERTISEMENTS FOR The I1,v NY MY;
GPPrcgS Nos 81 ia West ThnyseeOad-st, or Jos West
Tsentg hrist. up TO D. IN, at regular once faIe@
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~ B4EEg sASsRUR MECHASIQUE" paeu ed IN France "a
abroad Prizes at the Plr Lolor, Lgpag MINES sol Boo
desar khbous Of the Legion Of Honor an
,ion Diploma Of Hohor bronze silver sad gold ple nsaas
especially the clearing fhnT OF the Whesn
l when bold has mers ADD to Mamie
t1r,rs Of semoIins and other lingace0us food
Above 2OqO Of Cabanes in Fanee and
abroad daiy bear the Of this machine Ne ~ ~ ~
tie various descriptions Of Cabanes be Yare' from Zoo 70 i0OV
s,aI all knis Of machinery FOR Sour and other
,in yersicelo manufacturers &e 6c Mcne e'one' A. 10
Demms Bergera Commission and eEo"r OF
an tinda OF m ami agde 0tua machinery.
800 HENRI CABASEs as Capgegue-st, Bordeaux
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Q oruorauou Monies.

PROPOSALS for furnishing Granite Stones
l6J Arches less) Of Ne" Pier No. !,
North River
the DEPARTMENT DOCKS until - o'clock Of FRIDAY
August 5 1873 bids will be publicly opened aud
read.
The engineers material be furnished follows:
$40 YOUSsOIRS or ARCH STONES, Averaging m ~ cube
feet each; totsl 29s "A cubic feet
4s3 SPANDREL STONES Averaging from to 20 cubic e eAeh
total 6 SO SO cubic leet.
ga stones furnished 10 the ROUGH. 100000 cubic feet.
Tae allowed nen to tue lst DAY OF
December. 1873.
Blank proposals and plans Of the proposed work be OBJ
tanned BY application al the once Of the Departments
For further uart.culsrs. the CITY RECORD.
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OYFtH on CoxSnsoTERs EzlGRATos OF THE sTArE}
or NEw-YcRK. Castle GARDEy n. L., July 81, 1873
CEALED PROPOSALS for supplying the
- State Emigrst, Institutions Wards lslHd With NEAT viii be
received at Castle until 10 O'Clock m MONDAY August H.
Specifications showing the on Of meat TO be estimated for NAV be
Of the qnanes used during The past Be
picstion 80 the Secretary at Cattle Garden
Proposals be addressed lie Bo3rJ vi Commissioners VI Emil
grafton astle GanSu, Sew.Yofk.
Tue Boar the right rjec, and ell proposals. not
&. D. WEBSTER Secretary.
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european Gotels.

EOR SALE-PANT0SCO OF PARIS
y M STEVENS hes received i1sgueon rom the l1attof
OF National Asepey 0t % c1sr foT sac o9n b mode
var Ss Of irs Of the eay geo empoFed th sok
Al cost Of between $4,000 and $1,000 rare Opportunity for
spesulaior Apply Mr. j. C. STEVENS 80 kns CoVeri Gar
dan Iordou
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PROPOSALS. for SEWERS, PAVING, REG
il ULATISG AID GRADING, Gc

DKPARTNEEr PUBLrc WoRKs. I
NJ. 10 Cts Hall. Nes-iOrk.)
pROpOs AIS Will be received OF the COMNS
sIONER or PUBLIC WORKS ua TUESDAY. Aug l2 1873 at
o'clock Tor The following work:
SAVERS in rorHons Rghty-thiri AMI Eighty
hurth-sts Forteth-t Fys Kh, Seyeutyffhst Horao-st
DIV Doh Prtave Onehundred and fourth Avenue A. Bfoal
gsT alteration Of e 10 Thomast.
DRAINS portions Of Fivsxh seventh, Onehundreiand
tenth. and One hundred aud.tgenty -iourthsis. 49,
REGULATING, &c portions Of GanseyeortsL Fty-hfhSt SIXTY
erlt.,L sKuu-st Egbtehs Eghtysc0Idsi, One uITea
,taFst.st Ouehur audsNthst Orehundlcd and gth st.
Orbuud s1ths OuehuIdrc and third ST. sixty
drss, Fifty sevenht. Ffty-drs;-st, and Lerngtonave
isave, Seoond-ave, kurtysevenh+ Fifty
rh Fv-seventhGt Fnypnth-st sIfy-hri-st, SiItynuh.
Al sevenyesl ysecoudst Seventy ouht and Seventy
~ order Of GEO VI VAN MORT,
Commissioner Of Public WORKS.
Fer full information see TUE CITY RECORD
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rpAINs IfAYE So YORK

IUTh,
FORD KAILROAD-SevYI RI and heE-ll tyen Dyis,p
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT, COhhbNClhG MAI ~. 10,
Central Depot bltTaHc Oh
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steamboats ana RAILROADS..

NOR STAMFORD and GRRENWlCH-The
il STEAMBOAT NELLY WHITE Leaves daily from f.ef . .s'i
River az 80 foot Of 1hrT at 3'43 y M iea'e' sa"
MORT LEE, PLEASANT VALLEY, and
4 SHADY sDE steamers esys daily from spng st. al 10 a No
$40 and lan5s az Tseny na % o ,s 30 a. M issd
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EW ROUTE to BABYLON and Fire Island,
NEW DAY LINE TO NEWPORT,

~ dUU
~ BOAT Co.-OHee Psr str CHaYsTENAH, daily
$3.50 Sundays for Yonkers Tsrown Eysek Lake
HaeTaw G. Pr yerPlan and Peefskl ADELPHI at 4:OOp
Bhgewood Yonken Hastings d. ferry. T. Town. Sing
H,yerrAV. ALEXIS $500 or Eugeseod YoGker Hasu6S D.
Ferry ngton Town. aud NyasE fyak and Town Ferry
ns with H. r. d. LANE, Agt
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NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c. : Fare,
n Dsly baadau sEesp,edl eslnsctns with We railroad
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NEWPORT DAILY BOAT. rrvo,or =,
N The steamer MATTEAwAS viii leave daily for REPORT e,
400 o'clock % m from foot n r. aud retarD5s ~'h
lsa,e Keyport for New-York at o'clock a. "a
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~ steamer AMERICUS ds Of hAketss East Rer
at IS and Thrghi at $50 p. m connecting with the Dan
bury Railroad COOL nygorang s Dust and about hall railroad
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Bgh.s st, BROOKLYN. L. s cANSIELD SuOsnl,saaenI
VNROl. -CITIZENS' LINE for TROY.
"A Passage. 81 80 The elegant amboa,s sUNNfSiDB &n3
POWELL leave Pier No 40 North River daily satar-
GAYS exep'ed O'Clock connecting With morning trains on
Rensselaer, and saa'oss SewYoh Central Troy sSd Boston
R.rosds oI al points north east and - = = -.
Thk MOST DIRECT ROUTE TO SARATOGA LAKE GEORGE.
AND MONTREAL
Through ueiet sold and has sage checked % destination
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SPAIN.
Serious Railroad Accident.

ScTlOuS NAllEOaO ACClUtHas
MADRID, September 13-Later intelli
gence Of the accident. yesterday, to the ex
press train from Vitoria for Madrid show
that the disaster was more serious than at
first announced. The number killed was
Scarcely person on the train escaped un
injured.
Increasing the Power of the Government.
All the clauses of the bill creasing the
power of the government has been adopted
by the Cortes.
Alfonso Gone to France.
II is reported that Don Alfonso. brother
of Don Carlos, has left bis comma I'D and
returned to France.
Sentenced TO Death.
Several of the persons who took an active
part IN the instruction at A'cOy have been
tried and condemned to death.
The Infransigeptes.
A report is current in Madrid to-day that
the Intransigeutes Deputy Galvede has
placed the crews, numbering in all 1000
men, upon the frigate Eumencia and
steamer Fernando Ell Catalico, and that
these vessels thus named have sailed from
Carthagena for Torrevie.
The lntransigentes made another sortie
from Carthagena yesterday. and net with
more success than on the day before. They
captured number Of mules and several
pieces of artillery. They also burned the
tascines of the works of the government
forces.
The Republicans Taking Action.
Various bodies of Republican troops in
the north are about to take Matted action
against the Carlists.
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DISASTERS.

Burning of the steamer James Howard
ST. LOUIS, September l3-The james
Howard burned yesterday at Commerce
The passengers and baggage were landed
when the boat was scuttlej. The Howard
cost $l20, 600 two years age. she left here
on Wednesday with 1000 tons OF freight fol
New Orleans and barge III tow.
Railroad Accident.
PITTsBURG, September ban accident
occurred on the Pennsylvania railway at
Wllmare last night, causing the death of
one man and the serious injury OF several
others. A freight train bound east was
put on the side track, and before the switch
could be turned another freight train
bound east ran into 1t. Just at this mo.
ment the Philadelphia express passenger
train east came along and a trishtful disas-
Ter was barely avoided.
Three locomotives were demolished and
several freight cars smashed. William
Green, the engineer, was instantly killed,
and the engineer and fireman OF the east
ward bound train badly wounded.
Fatal Quarry Accident.
BALTIMORE, September l3.-While John
Hamilton and William Munk. employed at
john G.. Schwand's stone quarry. on Frank
lin street. were drilling preparatory to
blasting this morning, fearful explosion
took place. Hamilton was horribly cut and
margled about the back and legs and died
III two hours. The deceased was aged twen-
ty-six and native of Manchester, Eng
land. Munk was badly cut about the face,
but Will probably recover.
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COURT RECORD.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER Is, 1873.
First District Court.

First District Court.
A nolle prosequi was made in the case of
w. w. McCullOgh, charged with extortion
in office.
PLEADED NOT GUILTY.
Observation-Disclosures johnson.
Rape-JOseph Collins.
Entering a house in the night time, ETC.
Edward Allen.
Assault and battery-W. Ticker Martin
Dryer, John Murray, Antonio Counelta,
Nicholas Baeher, Patrick O'Neil.
Entering shop in the day time-Daniel
Dodds, Edward Pillow.
Larceny-Alexander Moone, Mike Col
Inns.
Sciences.
Daniel Murphy, on plea of guilty of as
sault.. being charged with assault and bat
terry, S. or one day in Parish Prison.
NEW TRIALS.
Cause is ordered to be shown on the
twentieth instant why new trials should
not be granted to Joseph O'Brien, convicted
of murder, and TO Joseph Alb0 and Charles
Norey, convicted Of larceny.
INFORMArIoNs FILED.
Larceny-Catherine Martin.
Carrying concealed weapon-George Al
bright.
Assault and battery-Joseph Anderson,
William Bradford, John Donneiey, Hervey
dorchester, Frank Jones, Frank Smith,
Thomas Mcclure.
ON TRIAL.
The case of Joseph May, alias Neil, on
trial for murder, has been given to the
jury.
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Foreign Markets.
Crime.

There never was time in the history OF
the country when crime was SO prevalent
as now. Scarcely day passes that we do
not read some startling account of crime.
Even in our own little parish and the par
ishes adjoining we are often called upon to
chronicle some new phase of crime. Muir
6ers in every State of the Union. 1t would
seem as if the smell of blood was in the
air. OF lesser crimes we take but little
note. Murder claims precedence, and has
it: and what a record it ist Quite a hun
bred Cases of murder by poison, by the
pistol or by the knife, may be counted up
within a few months. 1t has been the fault
of American juries by too sensitive
shrinking from verdict which would en-
tail the death penalty. II is still more the
fault OF the American people that they are
too apt to sink the atrocity of the crime in
their sympathy for the criminal. 1t is this
tolerance, this compassion for the murder
ers, that encourages the murderer. 1t
weahens the arm of Justice, wrongs the
dead and puts every mans life in jeopardy
CofiO, T,oV
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CENTRAL a Nj ERR CA
Arrival of the Bolivar.

Arrival OF the Bolivar.
TThe steamer Bolivar arrived here
from Panama to day, bringing the follow
ing dispatch from the correspondent Of the
Associates Press.-ED. REP
Ends of the Cable Recovered
PANAMA, September 2.-The ends of the
Aspin wall and Jamaica cable were recov-
cred in mid-ocean, August %, in 100 faith
oms, and buoyed. No furtfer commuuiea-
ton has been received since that date.
Intense Political Excitement.
Since the departure of the steamship
Rising Star, on the twenty-fifth ultimo, or
Kew York, Panama has been the scene OF
intense political excitement and further
oioodshed. For many years past society
mere has not been IN a condition so unset
tied and unsatisfactory as at present.
complete want of confidence and feeling
of insecurity pervades the entire conmu
nifty, and rumors of expected outbreaks
and fresh revolutions are never wanting.
Killing Of Colonel Uscatezui and senior
Bermudez by the Police.
On the afternoon of the twenty eighth
gIltimo one of the most disgraceful acts IF
bloodshed known to Panama occurred. by
which two respectable citizens of Colombia
were hurried into eternity-Coionel Uscate-
pui and Senior Manuel de Jesus Bermudez.
The facts are as follows: Colonel Uscategui
for two years past had been commander of
the national troops stationed on this 18th.
mus for the protection OF the transit and
foreign property.
During the State revolution of the fifth
of April last, he called out his troops, and
took an active part in protecting the life of
the deposed president of the State Of Pana-
ma General Neira, although, as the COM
,nander of the national forces sent here in
accordance with the existing treaties with
the United States for special national pur-
poses, he had no right whatever to do SO.
Again on the seventh of May he led out |
his forces against the revolutionary party,
defeated them, and was the cause of the re- |
call and reinstatement Of President Neira, |
who. in the meantime, had been banished. |
After the events of May 7 q GOODNESS
snrung ND between Uscategul and the rein
stated government of Neira, and the latter
,ad snfficient proof of the cOlontf Is disaffec-
t;on and his collusion with the opposition
patty to feel itself justified in issuing an J
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MEDICAL.
BUREAU OF mONADIC MEDICINE
W SurgeIY Md xita1xr ~ =

BUREAU OF nlONADyC MEDICINE.
~ Surgery an0 Midwifery, No. 1853 Bienvilie cor
ner OF Ram part street, lear Canal street
Medical Department-Cures Palsy Feyers Erv,
slpelas, Epilepsy, Insanity, Dropsy, Rheumatlsn
anu ia lew days all painful affections ard inf ana
mations or the Bran, Spiral Cord and Nerves
throat, Lungs, Heart, Liver Stomach BoweIs
nlaaaer; Moneys. Bones, Joints, etc Ten dollars
week LOT the treatment and cure of any disease
our9cai Observation-Disclosures Fractures Tu.
mors and DislOcstOns; speedily cures Impoteptia
ana Sierilty, ScrOfuia all Urethral and Seminal
discharges, Fenereal, Scrotal and Skin Diseases
frequent or difficult Crinatops; preserves limbs
rom amputation and the Bladder from Lithotomy
Wy ulssoiVlfig stones, etc, and U.cers Can
GERS or StI1ctures without pain.
Mldwi'ery paltment-Positive'y cures all dis
charges, ulcerations or uritations, and when the
"ehses are painful or obstruoted from any caHse
Whatever, the cause is removed and health re-
stored in few days
Letters addressed to postoffiee box ill., New Or.
leans, Louisiana, will receive attention. Office
hours for ladies 10 A. N. 10 IL NJ, and to p NJ.
For gentlemen from to 6 p NJ
LANCELOT II. FvERITT
Coronated Doctor of Medicine and PHILOSOPHY
Fellow Member of the Royal College of urgaons
OF Great Britain, Licentiate Of Midwifery and
, Gynec0,sgy, formerly Obstretric SURGEON in
Chief with Sir James Y. Simpson Baronet Of
England, Surgeon of the Louisiana Cavalry anJ
Sixth Infantry in Mexico, Master of Arts nf
Therapeutics and Embryonic EvoIptio,s
Member of the Huntarian Society of Wad;n;
Science and Bellies Letters Associate Mamher
of the Universites of Great Britain and Ave..
lea. anu ahati'
n. BAH fees honorab'y returned IN no.io4,
who do not receive their full value as a and +, IN
- fe2O ly
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MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

new YORK. September -, Evening Cotton closed
weak; sales to-day 81 bales middling 2I1 12l7sc
net receipts 23i gross 1922. Futures closed easter
sales $500 bales, follows: September 10 lT32c DC
tober II 2732c; November lis C; December II Ice
Flour active and unchanged. Wheat l02c lower
for spot futures unchanged CorD-Fair inquiry;
shade frmer Pork firmer; new Sl7 so. Lard
8hd9 Lice. Groceries and navas quiet and I'M
changed.
Money closed easy at 607 Exchange quiet and
steady at $685.. Gold firm, early in the day, at
III, and declined to l1ll 0llla. Rates for carry
ing ;, 2, l. d and to fiat for borrowing.
CINCINNATI, September Is Flour dull: prices
have declined; S707 Is. Wheat dull; prices a
shade lower; s. 80 Corn steady; demand mOder-
ate; SIC. Oats quiet at 3idilc. Provisions firm
Pork-Saes at s16 iObbing at $l6 25 Lard in
better demand; kettle 803sc; jObbing at 8lc;
steam held at &c. Bulk meats frmer shoulders
held at i; buyers at 3c; clear rib held at Ga C:
buyers at sc; clear steady; ga 09a5c. Bacon firm;
better demand at the close; shoulders &c; clear
RIB 1910 &c; clear 10 0lO2Jc. Whisky firm at 9ic;
sales early az a5c.
1T. Louis, September 13.-COtton eniet; middling
1874 0l9c Flour firm and unchanged. Wheat dull
and prices dropping; No. 3 red fall ST. 4i0l AZ; No
RED winter S 600l 81. Corn quiet; No. mi xed
i3Oi3lac on east track Oats tirm No. 33c ia ele-
dull and nomnel. Bacon quiet; shoulders &C. clear
rib 0c clear 0ac; small lots y 0ac higher. Lard
quiet and unchaged. Whisky hrm at 94c.
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL, September - -Cotton-Saes of up-
lands, delivery November Deee nber basis. good
ordinary 37sd. Shipments from Bombay tor the
two weeks ending the twelfth instant i. 900 bales
BreadstGtis quiet. Turpentine 325.
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man who had missed his way overlook
boy going with pot of tar to mark his
masters sheep. He asked the road to Banff,
but was directed by SO many turnings that
he agreed to take the boy behind him on
his horse. Finding the boy pert and docile,
he gave him some wholesome advice, adding
occasionally, mark me well, my boy
Eyes, sir, do" He repeated the injunction
80 often that the boy at last cried out. II
Gamma mark ye ony MAR, as the tar is gi'ef
out."I
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NEW ORLEANS RRPUBLlCAN, SUNDAY sEPTEMBER 81, 1873

Boyd's Nellie, Jenny Reynolds. Elsie and
knight of Lexington. Time-l:55ts, l:5611.
The third race. dash of three miles, was
won easily by Gimstead's b. f. Waverly,
beating Cadwallader's Fanny NJ. more than
100 yards. Time, 5:58h.
The track was very muddy. Raining up
to within an hour before starting. Next
month there will be trOtting meeting at
the same course by the Kentucky Trotting
Horse and Breeding Association. One purse
is offered Of $1,000 for horses that have
never beaten $50
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-14

General Sir John Forster Gitzgerald the
colonel OF the Eighteenth Royal Irish Regi-
ment, is the oldest soldier in the British
army, if not the Oldest in the world He is
the senior General, and has seen eighty years
of service, his commission as ensign bearing
date October %, 1898. At that time he was
only eight years old. He joined his regi-
ment as captain of seven and half years
standing when he was sixteen. He com
manded regiment at the battle of Sala-
manca. He had been full General for the
last nineteen wears
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MonetarY--Commercial.
MONETARY.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN

Gold opened at liz 6ll24, against l1lss at New
York aud after fair business closed at the open.
Ing rates in both markets. The sales summed up
1868 500, embracing $4,000 and $7500 at 1l2a;
$4,000 at 1928, and S 1000 and $4,000 at 1924.
No saes OF silver were reported. American half
dollars were still quoted 1890 and Mexican lars
at 994 IN gold for new, and par for old.
Sterrg exchange was without quOtabe varia-
ton The sales'amounted to SIG. 800, comprising
$1,000 and $4,000 AL clear at III u, $4,000 AL clear
and $4,000 private bankers at LII y $4,000 ban k
at l2l T. and 6 1900 bank at l22.
In francs We noticed sale of loo, 900 bank at -.
No sales of German marks were reported.
AT the close sterling bills were quoted at 1905
a12l for bill Of ladipg and Al clear and -0I22 Tor
bank, and francssat 472 i.1l for private, and
nominal at 4.61l: for bank
German marks were still quoted Mt l06
The offerings of domestic exchange were of
fair extent. The sales covered 1886 coo sight
on New York, embracing $4,000 commercial at
par, : 900 do at i " cent premium; $34 900
private bankers at 3-lo; and 500 600 S25 OVO and
$40 900 bank at 1.
The banks continued to check on New York at
! y cent premium, and private sight was quoted
at i, against 3-l60i yesterday.
shares of Bank Of Lafayette at s46. and at auction
by Messrs. Nash l. Hodgsop: Is Hibernia National
Bank S32 So paid. at S34 20 st. Charles Street
Railroad ompany at 500; Is do at $68 25, and 100
do at $50 l21,.
Yesterdays quotations Of Louisiars National
Bank should have been -0$l25. The last sale
reported was loo sh ares at that rate
The only sale OF bonds reported was $lG00 city
gold bearing seven per cents at 62l., but they
were quoted at the close at 81 d62h
City appropriation certificates continued nomi-
nal at 510S8
In Metropolitan Police warrants we noticed a
sale of 1000 at 681i; they were quoted at the close
at COZ 0101s.
Graham State warrants were nominal at ila42
The sales of Clinton State warrants Included
$4,000 at 81, $4,000 50, and $1,000 and S 300 at
50 s %hsy closed stiff at 81 4 ASK.
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Politics in California.

SAN Francisco, September l3.-Messrs
Stanford and Hopkins addressed meeting
of working men in the shops of the Central
Railroad Company at Sacramento yesterday
on the subject of the recent election. They
said that the people had decided against the
railroad, consequently the bonds of the COM
pany would not be salable in the Eastern
States or Europe and construction must be
stopped; that many workmen would be dis
charged OF once. and that other discharges
would follow. 1t is not the intention of the
company to remove the shops from Sacra-
mentO
Governor Booth.
Governor Booth has been rendered pub.
lie reception tonight by the people Of this
civ
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THE TURF.
Lexington Races

LEXINGTON, KY, September blast
days races. The first race was mile and
a quarter dash. and was won by Gimsteads
b. f., the Cleaner, beating Lampie and
Kavanaugh. Time-2:2lL.
The second race, mile heats. was won bv
Gimstead's b. c., by War Dance, beating
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The Thermometer at LOais Fngerio's,
No. so Chartres street, yesterday stood a
Tollows: At 8 A.. NJ, 7so; ct P. n, 800;
81. s P. NJ, $50. Lowest point during the
night of September IL, 10.