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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-07

40 prizes amounting te....... .......... $3.50 400
EXPLANATION OF APPROXIMATION PRIZES
The nine remaining units of the same ten of the
numbers drawing the first three full prizes will be
entitled to the twenty seven approximation prizes
For example: If ticket No. 1916 draws the s 600
prize, those tickets numbered lZil, 1872 2i3 l2ii
l25 l2i7 1913 l249 and 1850 will each be erti tied
to $780, If ticket No. 23l draws the 10 600 prize
those tickets numbered 232, 233, 23l, 235, 2.6 Z37
238 239 and 2i0 will each be entitled to 5000 II
ticket No; 40 draws the $4,000 prize those tickets
numbered al Az 49, "A 4i5e 44o, A. ii3 and ai9
will be each entitled to s 100.
Whole Tickets. SO; Halves. 81 ; Quar-.
Sers, 81 so; EighIhs. 81 IS.
PRIZES SAYABLE IN FULL WITHOUT DEDUC-
TON.
Orders 20 be addressed to
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.
Cock Box So. go Postofice
Eew Orleans.
Send ?es'ofise money order. register your
letter. ja2 "
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-07
PoIST PLEASANT tRvRs.

PoIST PLEASANT tRvRsa
February D. 1874
This is to ertify that have been shown
statement, published in the REPUBLICAN
of the twenty fifth of January, 1874, pur-
porting to be the statement of a convict of
the Penitentiary, where he asserts that
was knocked down with stick, and beaten
fifty blows by the chief warden, and l do,
OF my own free will assert, under oath. that
the statement is false.
&c. MCCOURT.
We. the undersigned, certify that we
showed the above named convict the article
referred to, and he made the above state
ment under oath, and we also certify that
there is no distinction as to the number of
blankets or treatment between white OF
colored prisoners.
+. n. BEAN.
4. d. WOODS.
A true copy:
A. Il. Holt, Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-07

BRIEF MENTION Yesterday morning.
when the steamboat Pauline Carroll landed
sfohu Burke, deck hand, attempted to
Jump to the guards of another boat. but fell
short, dropping into the river and was
drowned. His body was not recovered.
lie has a mother and child in st. Louis
The roof OF Claiborne market. as well as
the floor, is in a leaky condition, but that
sioes not matter much, as few people fire.
&uent the building.
Thomas Casserly was arrested by she
Aarbor police for shooting Daniel Bigley.
J 5. Phillips is driver who believes in
getting over ground in a hurry. which
caused him to be arrested on Tchouvito;las
etreete
John Seftane dropped through hole in
The wharf head OF Julia street, bruising his
body badly.
John Madden was arrested at the corner
81 harais and st. Peter streets. at the in
stance of Mary Dubon, who states that he
acted IN an indignant" style toward her.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-07

Don't wait until it Is Zoo late.
Don't wait until it is too late.
Don't wait until it is too late.
Don't wait until it is too late.
Don't wait until it is too late.
To buy your single number tickets.
To buy your single number tickets.
To buy your single number tickets.
20 buy your single number tickets.
70 buy your single number tickets.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-07

AZ ?IIE GATES OF PRAYER..-The con.
sregation of this sygnagognc. on Jackson
street, was last evening edited by their new
head, Rev. Marx Moses, who was recently
called to preside in the Gates of Prayer.
sie arrived here last November, but did not
assume the duties of his position until yes
terday. lie was formerly located in Peoria,
Illinois. . at is German born, about thirty
five years old, middling stature, full face,
kind expression and good features. His
voice Is round and information pleasant
On accepting his present position there was
no ceremony whatever, and last evening
ne entered the temple as if perfectly
familiar with the duties. Being. we'll ad.
canced in Masonery, he will soon deliver
lecture on that subject in Grunewald Hall.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-07

Office Mutual Aid and Benevolent life
insurance Association No 10 Camp street New Or
leans, February 3, l814.-Members of this associa
ton are hereby notified of the death of George
McD. Burke, who died in this city July g. 1873 and
Bernard Bnscker, who died in this city July 9. 1878
and are called upon to come forward without fur.
ther notice and pay at the office of the Mutual Aid
and Benevolent Life Insurance Association of Lon.
lsana, No 10 Camp street. 81 Is on EACH on or be.
fore ?. H., March IL. 1874. r. W. YOUNG,
fel 1t Sacrat.ry
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-07
THE RIVERS.

The river here is four feet seven inches
below high water mark of 1871.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-07

NOtice.-MetropOlitan Savings Bank No. IA
Camp street, January 3D. l374-A sale Of all
pledg to this Bank. upon which the interest has
not been paid, will be made by R M 4 3. J. Mont
Somery auctoneers, on FRIDAY, SATURDAY and
Interested will take due notice, and govern them.
selves accordingly. ID. VASHORN
ia30 lot Casbiar
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-07

1U'UOU IIcKets.. ....Tlckets only SO
Halves, Quarters and Eighths in pr oportion.
prize of $2O,O0O is. workmanship 900
! prize OF dCWO s......-... 10 ONO
prize or 5,Uo ls........... ....,.... 5000
a.. ~ prizes OF 9oo are... ......... 20 900
<oo prizes o1 40 are............. ...... 10000
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
approximations of $500 eaui. sar the
nine remaining units of the same ten
OF the number drawing the $4,000
prize are; :......; ...:......... 1900
approximations of $500 each for the
nine remaining units of the same ten
OF the number drawing the $4,000
prize are. ;.o.....:~ 1900
y approximations of s 100 each for the
nine remaining units of the same ten
Of the number drawing the $500
prize are.s... .......s..,si.r...s.. 900
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-07

fe4 Wv POst0ffice Box No. 7O3
ONCE Chief Engineer Fire Department..
New Orleans, February 5, l874.-The foremen of the
various companies composing the Fire Department,
are hereby notified to attend a meeting of the
Board OF Firemen, to be held at the office of the
Firemen's Charitable Association Room No g. CITY
Ball, on SATURDAY, the seventh instant at : p NJ
Punctual attendance is requested, as business of
the utmost Importance will be transacted.
Ev order: THOMAS OCONNOR
fe6 1t Chief Epuinear
Office Pntent Tile Roofing COMPANY,
New Orleans, February 3, l374-Ihe stock holders
of the Patent Tile Roofing Company are hereby
notified that a general meeting will be held at the
office OF Mr.: B. j. West, No. III Magazine street on
TUESDAY, February TO- 1874, at $50 T. NJ, for the
purpose OF taking the sense OF the stockholders
on change of the par value of the stock and an
increase of the capital stock of the company.
By resolution.
j. BOWLING, Chairman.
a. y. MrERPEL. secretary. fe5 ST.
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SCHEME.

10000 Tickets only SO
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-07
st. Patrick'A FAIR.

Barrett to-aigh,~toy the last time as
Einy Lear.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-07

Southern Bank, New Orleans, July IL,
loI3.-Notloe is hereby given that the unredeemed
notes Issued by the old Southern Bank must be
presented for payment within one year from the
first publication of this notice. at the office of the
Auditor OF this State, who, receiving satisfac.
tory proof Of the publication of this notice for QUE
year as aforesaid, will surrender any funds he nav
hold for the pay ment OF the said unredeemed
notes.
jyl3 eow1y J. CARR Cashier
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-07
SPECIAL. NOTICES.
81 Wv Post0flice Box No. 7O3.

HIS MAJESTY's LORD HIGH CHAMBERLAIN
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-07

February T. 1874. )
This is 20 certify that have been shown
a statement published in the REPUBLICAN
Of the twenty fifth OF January, purporting
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-07

Special NOtice.-AccOmmodatiOn Bank cor
ner of st. Charles and Perdido streets New Or
leans, La, January 81, l874.-An persons hav-
ing pledges at the Loan and Pledge Associa-
ton, now called Accommodation Bank" are here
by notified that no extension of time for payment
or redemption will hereafter be given and that all
such pledges must be redeemed Oh or before the
TWENTY EIGHTH DAY OF FEBRUARY 1874
otherwise they will be forfeited to said Accommo-
dation Bank, and sold at public auction.
D. URBAN
called Accommodation Bank. ia2l I'd
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-07

"
have cost him 1888 1913, instead of
$4,000. 1t is no argument to say that
be must pay the company 5000 SGs3 of
the purchase price. for by his Endorsement
he Is compelled to pay it. whether the
mortgage exists on the property or not.
Schlatre vs.. Greaud, 10 A. 125. Aside from
this, Howard being the transferee of
Schmidt who was first vendor, and after
ward the purchaser OF the mortgaged prop
cry at sale provoked by him to satisfy
note secured by the same mortgage, can
not be permitted to come in competition
with Howard, if the property mortgaged be
not sufhclent to pay both. See the case Of
Nentress vs.. his creditors, 20 An. $50. The
court IN that case says that the ruling
therein Is sustained by the principle recog-
nized in the case of Salzman VS.. his credit
ors, K. 2ll. And such is the tact. 1t can
not fairly and reasonably be otherwise.
Schmidt warranted the existence of the |
claim. and it were contrary to good faith |
for him to prevent Howard, to whom he |
sold and transferred it. from recovering it's |
amount. This Is what he is virtually and |
IN fact endeavoring to do. He has received |
the price IN full for the note Howard |
noidS, and now proposes to prevent |
him from realizing its full amount by |
nterposing his own claim, forming a
part OF the same mortgage debt Whether
Intended or not. there is a want of fairness
n such transactions which the court can |
lot Justly sanction. There is an appearance
If legality about them, which no doubt
eads to conviction, an honest one too, that
uch is the rule OF right, but close
analysis OF them can not fail to show that
he principle if adopted would not be con-
onant with right reason. vendor would
AVE precisely the same right to prevent
he, purchaser of any other property from J
ealizing the benefits of its value. The law
elating to warranty, if such a doctrine
we're established, might just as well be
.bliterated from the books. am of opinion
hat the defendant Schmidt should be or.
Tered and adjudged to pay, in solido the
plaintiff the tull amount Of his note, say
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-02-17
[NSAS AND TEXAS
dRO AND Full.
kAILROA DS.

LII and only direct route from
,asksonport, Little Rock, Hot
1S5s alton, aud all points in Arkansas
- ,southwest. and Galveston, Houston,
Austin and al points in Texas
AVE HOURS IN ADVANCE OF
q oTHER ROUTE.
thxA,gA tickets, through bills OF lading,
4eam information ss to freight rates, pas.
ettes ssagcr fare, .onnections, etc., can be OBJ
~ Itsinsd at the co-psny's sfice in Winters
% -. ;,,sloek. corner OF s.-enth street and Com.
Po};siss;r Iis ;rciai avenns.
.;s;s".s.css will call At priya, residences and
: N. onivslsSor rasengers, when ,r,,er, are left
Elevant Pullman pslace slsep,.e cars on
all night trains. 20
Trains run daily, (sundayslt,cepted).r from
the Cstpo Dfficc ~ follows: rs
CuARLysroN lcCoMMODAT.N.
Leave Greendeld's.. .93s III and .I5 %. 10
Araive at Greeuf,cid's ,a:l7 m andsy,cp o, n,
,.,,..ExPREss BUNS DAILY
Leaves (sreeaield's 's...............2O 2Orp n,
Arrive ut ,GTeenteld's. ~. .laCp.m
y. AxrELi.. Chief Engineer.
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-02-17

J. Burger, at his new stor
on Commercial Avenue, vii
commence this week a sale OF
his stock Of winter goods at
greatly reduced prices. lie is
about TO start East, to lay.in a
stock Of early Spring styles,
and in order to make room
Tor them, will dispose of the
Goods now on hand at prices
which must prove satisfactory
to all. He invites all who
wish to make bargains in
Winter Goods, Shawls, Dress
Goods, Cloaks, &c., &C., to
call at once. The entire stock
has been marked down, and
must be sold. 124-2-S 2Ot
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-02-17
III is NOT TRUB
u r. II u l. TX
Is DEAD.
HE - STILL LIVING AND IN CAlH
His Office and dlspensary NJ
NO. 90 EIGHTH STREET,

Bet. Commercial and WasDlngton avenues
II l. true. the cocter II one OF the oldest
PITY yslcians OF the place, and his diploma.
that hangs in his efiice. shows that lie has
been ~ years in the profession. lie Is doing
larger office practice than any other phy-
siciau. treating ali kinds of chronic diseases
81 the human - stem, such ~ old .lcers, and
all diseases of the skiD, huDlors and blood
poi-oDs; also diseases OF the throat; also
! all Diseases OF the eyes of years standing
also artificial eyes Inserted; fsuila cured
without the u.e OF Kniie cancers cured
by the application OF me dicines; pimpes on
| the face removed; all urinary diseases
| cured AL forms Of yenereal tnd private
| diseases cured In the shortest time semia
| weakness and self-abuse cured In shor
! time.
! II Il soli-evideut that a physician treating
/ rases for twenty-twO years acquires great
| kill.
! All consultations confidentical, in pesson
/ Or by lettea,
/ medicines furnished at Office in all
fo-9a ~ ! TN DAVID iirTry
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-02-17

During the dull season, while Merchants and others
have leisure time devote to such matters suggest to
them the proprlety of procuring their
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-02-17
THE CAI1&lFANDr vlNCRNNES
oHANpEUr TIME.

tNAtxp trTy hCCbMMcrATIoR.
Leave Cairo at 1870 AIN. and boo pm
cave Mound City at l2:25 Pm. ard 0:o5 p m.
coSNEcn6xs. &4
At Norris City with Sp fBefeld and llli.
1ois Southeastern railway Tor > )rinsheld
Az WA mos, n n anapo lie and v iHeenues
railway M ind, d,anspciis and all points Myth,
East and Wcst; with Evansville and Cray
tordsyille railway forTerrs Hsute, Eyansyil "a
Danville, Chicago and points Nerth. East
and wose WIN Ohio and Mississippi rail-
WY FOR o.. EUufv. touisvriic, Cincinnati and
sll points east and west.
Tickets tor sale Mt Compsny's office, cor
ncr Seventh street and Commercial avenue.
and by ysnss Mallory, Ticket Agent, No.
l.. w. PALMER. Gen'l Sup't.
=. p. WILsoS, Gen'l Passenger, Agt,
u - fa 37.t3-tf
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-02-17
MOST FASHIONABLE,
AND HANDSOMEST
G. W, DUNNING, M. d.

| RESIDENCE-corner Ninth and Walnut
| Streets. Onice-corner Sixth street and
J Ohio cyee. Office hours-iroaJ Il. M, 10
/! IA, and =. IN,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-04

TEE Republicans of Salem, Mass, think
they have devised a remedy for the evils Of
the caucus system. and purpose putting 1t
into operation as soon as possible. II Is
briefly described as follows: Meetings for
making nominations and selecting dele
"gates and committees Of the Republican
"party in the city shall be called by the
Republican city committee, snd shall be
conducted as meetings for the election of
% State and municipal officers are conducted.
1.-THE checklists shall be used; all nomina-
"tions and selections of delegates and CON-
"mittees shall be made by ballot, and the
"person or persons receiving the largest
"number Of ballots shall constitute such
delegations or committees. Previous to
nominating conventions, Republicans are
"to be notified by the city committee Of
the times and places at which they shall
ballot fer their ward committees and for
delegates to the conventions. Each ward
Committee chooses warden, clerk, and
two inspectors, who shall perform duties
ct the caUouses similar to those performed
"by corresponding officers al elections. At
q meetings called for making nominations
"0f choosing delegates, no person whose
"name Is not on the checklist and who Il
"net Republican shall be allowed 70 vote
"in the lrst instance, and any such person
"ofering 70 vote shall be questioned By
"the warden and inspectors and the right
40 vote shall be determined By them
1.-THE polls are 10 be opened fof making
denominations OF choosing delegates o.
"heun hEed by the committee ~ Che day
"of evening, a. shall be deemed most con.
"yeHleh, fBf the members Of the party"
A Cleveland tohio) paper has no faith
whatever IN this plan, Il Il almost similar
n Ne provisions 70 what d called the Barber
election law, which has bseh In operation
there feF two or three years and has on,
tlFely isiled Of he object II voters viii
take tie same interest In the primary that
they do IN the regular election, the evils
complained of VIII be speedily Feelihed, and
foreigners &c well a. our own more thought
ful citizens VIII not have reason 70 pro-
ngunos popular government failure.
Nesfly Ell the abuses from which we suffer
spring from the neglect Of this most i'm.
poFiant Of political duties,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-04

TIE Brooklyn Union petuleutly says:
'fsome of the Philadelphia editors are put
citing themselves to the altogether super
''Huous trouble Of giving directions and
suggestions as to the proper management
''of the great scandal But they had better
ATTEND to their own scandals and GO on
with their Centennial building. In man
aging scandals Of sny kind Brooklyn
needs no advice from Philadelphia. !"
Now, 1t is to be hoped that no one viii be-
come jealous with Brooklyn over this nasty
business. Let the 'fCity Of Churches"
keep and maintain this scandal exclusively
and manage it In their own way. II 9
frst-olass scandal be something to be proud
Of Brooklyn has certainly good occasion
10 glory in her prurient distinction. Let
no decent community grow enEious over
this business, and let II be borne in mind
that Brooklyn needs no advice In managing
scandals of any kind. -
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-04

TEE Republicans Of the Richmond (Va.)
district have some assurance Of success in
the effort to elect q successor to the Hon.
John Amber Smith in Congress. Al
though the vote Of the district is about
equally divided between the two parties,
the certain nomination Of eX-GoY. Walker
by the Conservatives will have the effect to
strengthen our ticket because he is simply
and odiously unpopular with large and
influential class Of his own party. In such
an emergency as this the Republicans should
select q man as their candidate worthy Of
the confidence Of the community; one who
has been long and favorably identified with
the district, and one who will command the
respect OF all parties. Such q man We be-
lisvs the Hon. Lucius h. Chandler to be.
As an orator and scholar, as ready de-
batter and clear thinker, he has but few, If
any, equals in the State. he is just the
man to tear to pieces the specious threads
of handsome Gubert's" fne-spun theo-
ries, and to expose the rottenness of his
pretentiOns TO political honesty.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-04

Within ten days amer the contract has been
awarded the successfli bidder shau enter into an
agreement IN wriiing With The Postmaster General
20 taithf9ily observe Hnd keep The terms, eonii-
ment, according TO their true intent and meaning
and shall maks, execute, and deliver, subject %
Gsuerai tosds With good and suneisnt SIiretisS IN
th5 sum Of two hundred thousand dollars (s90 000)
sgrsement or contract. according 10 ne provisions
and sublest 70 the paPuItiss o. ne ssventeenth
Iegllzing and making lpprOpriEilgns for. such
nssessarI o9ests e aaye been Usually nelgaed N
o. ll and 70 hI and provide FOR certain incidentli
Government, and for other puFposes,'' lUnited
States Statutrs 81 LaFgg, volume 3 page SO, ap-
sSss he eSStraelor shs m 70 es8By Win tAi ne
terms Of bis contract he and his snrstles shall Be
Is fi9aidsIed DAMAGE, 70 Sc st1sd for h tb BS
o. The United States, IN anT coart having iurisdic-
fSibssconiraetor to whom the arst award may be
nlau5 snoula al ~ satel nlso esree1rnt and give
nvard may he annuiied and the eontrtet lei 10 me
ts iessirsa sSesen et and bcnas sf - s Ss
md .leh nezt lowest bidder shall, Be requlrqd %
wer. ths original party TO whom the contract was
TIE Agreement viii also provide that n at Any
time during the Continuance Of the eontr lct the
saTstes sahn els q escoine pc for ne
shall aavs ss u Eht 70 esquire new sopd YIN 81
m AN S,issi 4, ~ 9 az B S94
mast o geusral githih Ten days aftsr notice. sad
IN a'f'1 c6s s1s re s2glr sss iA s'd.
tss S1aFsst ss,nnSi in any ease be lawfully
RESERVATIONS.
Ihe Postmaster General reserves tia fight Go 70
itqi any aad Al BIDS N IN his ihdHin nti tie uisr-
efts 0flNa uuVtfhnient reghhe iii a. o. thH flEht
y tnnai tHg eos fagt, ~ ln he uuih gut there
shall he failure u AhY ilme W refWfih l4ihMHY
any q "a silphiatlen,, o. "a ~ q sillfgl az.
saiobss and Nfkpbefs ihiefl8f u thg8s 20 IN tee
EXTENSION,
4hoald ihe interest u lke pgFefHmsBt Fa4giFe,
flIls fehHRgs Haf ~ eEtahded haFHHd Che tiIHa
H1me4J SOS sAeefalla tafgg uioath8. 81 aFdeF %
nis R9tiMs,lef eshefsl and iha a3hiFaet Hfleas,
sd ~ aea9 il9hs hefelH 81 lItA ihali faTaFa IN
5ugh extended eohtfaqi
SAMPLES,
tpealmeHt u the aHysi9Bas aHd HFaRpaFi faF
~ 40 prgl9sals Aft Flttai sheNil9 tba dl1nFeHt
NJ 81 gelaFs "a spgi tfQalFsal iha aull sqd
w g seplsSIlss y We fslla I'iislshl ebsi,
ma slglfilsemsHt snd sneelman Of ihs 1lmnla
snfelapaf aHd 4IaRpsFs Mraiahed lf iha ugpaff
M5ht sat ~ aNafNea % And nsde 08fl % eaeA Aai
0uAnARTEE-RHoPoaA
~ plapQft gll a1 fQnfidfFa4 Vll4sf allaHln ls
ale4 " iefaelalf saaFshisai tahsa ~ AZ laast
'il2lsfs nhst lisis h thalp proposals ne pgira
urg no sand enFelonff ~ Wffpnaflt ihfinain1
AFagythlnH rrlalEa1 aha doua ~ fNlnleheal A. 81
fnFf1 a n adrir tlnmnlfi and All nrapQaali mu4t
e R,ss spea "a 9,aas lsse We
w soeees ~ 81 ~ ri + \ rsliess "a i 81
WranbeTS " anS Iddr6i1aG 81 lha Third A6IItt.nt
Posfiiasier Geaefs, NsshlP a,oo, p'ill;u.rr
hi%Asrhsi fosinaiisl dsaeFil.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-04

TIE New York Herald thinks Senator
Morton's speech failure inasmuch as it did
not contain single word about the ''third
term" If Mr.. Morton had done so the
Herald would Immediately say that he Is q
candidate himself, that his condemnation
meant 3 split In the Republican party and
war upon the Administration. Mr.. Morton
In not giving that opportunity tothe enemy
has shown his usual discretion and sagacity.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-04

TEE Chicago Inter Ocean desires an au'
thoritatiye statement as TO the amount Of
the outstanding Government bonds issued
under the acts Of 1862 and 1884. The debt
statement of August 1, Just out gives 1t as
follows: Five-twenties of 1889, act Of Feb
ruary IS, S187, 259, 700; under act Of March
8, 1854, S948, 900; act Of June 80, 1884,
S5s, 048, 200; total of fi7e-twenties. S225,
251, 900, outstanding under those acts.
There are Of tsn-forties under get Of March
8, 1884 outstanding. s194, 56T, 800, and Of
fve-twenties Of 1855. act of March 8, Si52, +.
594, $50. From this 1t will be seen that the
consummatior of the loan Just negotiated
will leave but 81, 900, 900 Of the f7e-twen-
ties of go and "a outstanding.