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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
wall Street To-day,

NEW YORK, July 22.-The Posts fpsrcial article
says: The all str Get markets continue very dull
arc, excepting FoI eign Exchange, lower than yes
terdey Gold opened at lilo, aud .ince opening sold
at TIC and later at l091s9ll0. On gold loan. the
rates have teen lQl2 for carrying and "fat " For
eign bIchapge firm, on basis of 4S6li5sn for
prime bankers sterling bills. Go,ernmsui bonds
firm, State bonds dull and nominal. Railroad bonds
quiet aid firm, as also city bank and other invest
ment shsres. Money essy "a as for call loans sac
Tor prime 90 day paper. 6g7 for prime four months
paper. The stock market opened barely steady, de-
clned to per cent, the latter Lake shore. Since
II O'CLOCK there has been recovery of sS Of per
GENT, and, M we write, the market is steady.
Like ehore as been the center of attraction, for
the reason that the respective committees of the
board of directors have been in session considering
II Is understood, the question Of half yearly dvf-
cend and lease to the New York Central aud Hud-
son At one time the stock exchange had a rep ri
that the committee had adjourned and done moth
ing. This caused a decline Of per cent. in Lake
Shore. Extreme sales have been as follows: Lake
Shore, 13'sGg7lts; Telegraph, 7I3{G7lS; st. Paul.
5ias ds55s; Pacific Mail, AM4; Northwest, 81 "a,
%7ai Ere, p-e13l% New York Central, 99sS 619g.!
Rock Island, $685., and Wabash, 3i5segS58,
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Foreign Notes.

PROPOSED ELECTORAL BILL FOR FRANCE.
LONDON, July "a Times Paris special SAYS
the committee Of thirty have agreed 90 an cleo
toral bill, fixing the age OF voters at twenty
i've; providing for elections by arondissments
instead of departments, and giving an additional
member to every fifty thousand Inhabitants.
COMING TROUBLE IN ALGERIA.
Algerian papers fear that trouble with the
natives is impending. They have heard that
10000 muskets and fifty thousand pounds OF
powder are imported across the Tunisian
frontier weekly.
CONCILIAToRY PROPOSALS.
"A Neucs special from Vienna reports that Ser
tinople.
THE POPE NEGOTIATING WITH THE KHKprvR.
1t is said the Pope is negotiating with the Khe-
dive for auxiliary troops in case OF an emer-
gency.
THE CHOLERA AT HoMB.
Advices from India represent that few cases
Of cholera have broken out among the 50, 900
pilgrims assembled in Poorre for the Jugernaut
festivals.
THE FLOODS
in the north have subsidized. The southern dis
tricts are still without rain, or the little that
has fallen in some sections has done no good.
RBINFoRCkMKNTS FOR THE SPANISH RRPUB-
LICANs.
MADRID, July 22-General Zabala has sent
eight batialons of troops to reinforce the repub-
hcans in the province OF Cuenca. She carlists
are in strong force in the province of Alaya
between Miranda and Vittoria.
POLITICAL MOVEMENTS IN FRANCE.
PARIS, July 22.-The deputies OF the left are
actually circulating for signature petitions for
the dissolution Of the assembly, to be presented
In event OF the defeat Of NJ. Cashier Perier's
bill.
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TIE SHoTwRLL-RoDDV CAsR.-In the case
of Carlotta +. Roddy, which has been on tria
in the court of general sessions of New York
city, for the past few days, on the charge of a
larcency OF an opera glass and seven sovereigns
from General Philip ID. Roddy, the jury return
ed verdict Of not guilty amid hearty applause
in court. She was remanded to stand her trial
on charge OF perjury, bail m antime being
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The Markets.

BALTINoRE, July 22.-Virginia skies, old, pseIsrs,
81 Sirginia's, copsoidsted, So do. ex-coupo1s, so
West ViTginias, 10 bid to-day.
BALfIsesE, July 2.Cottcn Quiet-low mid
dlings, Bsl@i6. Flour dull and steady-Howsrd
25@s IS; do family, 6ssG7 70; City Mills super
hBe, cOCd5uO; do. extra, 25@e6 90; Bio brani ia
~; do. family, 7yOO@s so What steady aed more
active; spricss unchanged Corn drmer-whiie
southern, 90(d97: yellow southern, SO; mixed west
ern,7s. Oats frm-southern, 7O973 western mix - /,
6s@Ss; do Nhite, 67@10. Bye quiet, Hay M
changed. Provisions strong and higher, Mess
pork, 22o0@22 50. Bulk mea,s-shoulders, s@Dslz
clear RIB sides, h'a@l0A Bacon, shoulders, .;
clear RIB sides, l1s; sugar-cuEed hams, l61sGl7k
Lard, Is Western butter q shade easier; prices
unehsIsed. Coff-e nominal and dull. Whisky
quiet, 9e@l 90. Sugar unchanged.
lew YORK, July - Stocks dull and week
Money, ~ Gold, ga. Exchange, loag, xyh
short 40 Governments dull.
NXw YORK, July 22-Flour dull and dropping
Wheat shade frmer. Corn quiet and unchanged.
LONDON, July 81, 1850 p m Erie, fQ1s.
ls72 '' 'A' '''u' VI
LONDON, July -, ,. m.-Erie, 291< Paris ..
patches quote rentes ct 81 franc. IS
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MYSTERIOUS DIsAPPRRANoR OF GIRL

MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE OF GIRL.-A
colored girl, fifteen years of age, named Rebec
ca Pryor, domestic In the residence Of Mr.. ID.
s. Holmes, near Bedford station, westchester
county, left her employers house five weeks
not been seen since by any of her AGO uaintan-
ces. Her mother, who is a widow and is en-
ployed In the house No. III Grove street, JERSEY
City, is greatly distressed, as the missing girl is
her only child. They came from Petersburg,
Va, about year ago. The missing girl is very
tall for her years and of mulatto COM
plexiOn.-N. Y. Herald, 2lSt.
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Tie Fifth Maryland Regiment at Long
BrancH,

LONG BRANCH, July 21-The 9Th Maryland
regiment, accompanied by the United States
marine band, arrived this morning. Frid Az
they viii be reviewed by President Grant anu
satf and Governors Parker and Dix. On the
same evening a grand ball will take place.
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Killed on an Excursion Train

GEORGkToWS, DBL, July 22.-Le0nard Jump,
OF Milford, employed by Jordan, Fox & Co., OF
Philadelphia, was killed on an excursion train
from Harrington to Lewes this morning. He
attempted to get on the cars at Nspan station
while starting, and fell and was crushed be
tween car and the platform.
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- Chicago has sixty fortune tellers. but not
one said, "Git them engines ready"
~ An Ohio lady, Mrs. j. Il. Carson, IL SUPER
intendent of the Toledo, Wabash and Western
rsilroad.
0Dullness IN the anthracite coal region has
thrown twelve thousand operatives out of EN-
ploymept.
STwo little sisters went bathing in a small
lake az Alaska, Mich, the other day, and both
mad.
Williams, Of Worcester, income $4,000 q
year, had to pay SIS 600 to get OFF from marry
ing Miss Webster, Of London. He was q lucky
boy to have the money. s.a
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Another Chicago Fire.

CHICAGO, July 22.-At O'clock this mornin.
hre broke ont in the fine stone front block Nos.
12l and 123 State street, occupied by T. r. HoI-
lister q CO., dealers In carpets, aud Giles Bros.
jewelers.. The stocks were entirely destroyed
and the losses are heavy, as the firms are extern
siye dealers. The origin of the fire is un-
known.
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CoNCHA received in the heat OF the battle q
wound in the face and dismounted to have the
bleeding stopped. He had put his hand on the
saddle and lifted his foot into the stirrup to re-
mount when he received his fatal wound, the
ball piercing him through and through. He
spoke only only once afterwards, saying, "Kill-
ed In a puerillA War.U
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=. MYSTERY having look of foul play about
1T, has come to the surface in Annie Arundel
county, Md. The clothes OF a man, CONSISTING
OF full suit, have been found concealed in an
unfrequented thtcket about two miles from n
napolis. p0cketbook was found, and a pass
from sD agent in New Haven for Robert Fred
eTick More light is needed in reference to the
affair.
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Attempted Wife Murder, followed DIV
Suicide.

PHILADELPHIA, July 22-George Hoffman.
aged 81, committed suicide this u. M, by cut
ting his throat, after having first attempted tn
murder his wife, who was severely cut about
the threat and face.
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In THR FRENCH ASSEMBLY Yesterday Duke
CaZes, minister of foreign affairs stated that it
was impossible for France TO hold aIoof from
the Brussels Congress, but the government
would undertake nothing in connection with IL
ment will insist on the exclusion OF naval
questions in accordance with the example OF
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MICHIGAN Is to decide at the polls In Noyem-
Der whether or not the women of the state shall
vote under the same restrictions as apply to
al amendment, and, although an active canvas
Is being made by the advocates OF the measure
there is every Indication tn at 10 will he
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IN BODY.
CINCINNATI, o., July % The union com.
pcsitors of the Cincinnati Times, hearing that
they were 10 be dismissed Saturday and their
places filled by nom union men, lett their cases
this morning in a BODY.
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~There are two classes of boatmeu. These
are the fellows who win and the fellows who ex-
plain Why they didn't win.
~Excellent. In London churches they are
giving notice that give minutes after the bells
cease 10 ring all pews ere free."
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Fire In Ontario.

TORONTO, ONT, July PA Ere in the bust
ness part Of RidgetOwn this morning destroyec
Parish's drugstore, Grahams hotel, Martin.
dry goods store, and a number OF small shops
Loss about S25, 0CO.
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POLITICAL NoTRs.-Congressman Henry L.
Pierce OF Boston says he doesn't wish to run a.
he republican candidate for governor OF
Congress.
Congressman James s. Smart of the 18th New
York district has declined TO be candi ate for
denomination. His withdrawal, it Is thought,
Will tend TO harmon re the hostile factions of the
republican party in his district.
The democratic state committee OF Illinois
Will hold a consultation in Chicago on Wednes-
day, for the purpose of deciding the question OF
calling state convention. The committee is
divided upon the subject, and so is the party
press.
A proposition is before the Connecticut legis-
iature for trial of cumulative voting in The
local elections.
"Now," says the Cincinnati Gazette, "the
question for the Ohio democrats il, Shall we
20 with the Maine democrats or the Indian.
sharSoJ,
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BRIDAL PAIR IN KANsAs.-The Leayen-
worth tkansas) Commercial Of the i7th, esys:
IA newly married couple came in from Holtou
yesterday, the bridegroom being fifty-fve wears
old and the bride twenty. The bridegroom is
on his sixth matrimonial venture, and e the
father OF thirty three children, twenty-threo OF
whom are sill living. IL 10 to be hoped that
this sixsh wife win i've long enough TO cure him
Of HE marrying propepsItieS,0
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THE w RATHER.

Wal plfA1IhkNIb Urs% t.lV Sssnsl cNsN,5
. BABrrIrIEs.-For New England and ths mid
die states generally cear weather will prevsii with
erly winds, veerfng to easterly ami souhsrly
slight changes in ten peratute and rising barometer
Fer the south Atlantic and gulf states clear or fair
weather, light rains the south Atlantic coast
south or west winds. slight rise OF temperature.
and 10 decid rise in the barometer. For Tennes-
see and the Ohio valley partly cloudy weather AM
local rains, easterly sostherly winds ris az
persture and STATIONARY or falling barometer. F.
the lake region and the northwest clear or fair
weather will prevail, with east south Winds ST
nonary or rising temperature, falling barometer,
AID rains In Missouri, Iowa, Illinois aad Indiana
local RECORD.
The Thermometer la the business Office OF TEE
20; II m, "; p. m.,79
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ENGLISH CIvILIZ TIoN.-A recent debate 1 N
the English parliament developes the fact th &C
on July 4th the amusement loving people of A
town named Hsnley were entertained by q com
bat between a dwarf and bulldog. The home
secretary admitted there had been such an in.
human and unnatural spectacle, but promised
to have the subject invest gated.
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Tie Vfcksburs Trouble.
Q. s. TRooFs oRDBRRD THERE TO KEEP TT
PRACE

u
A second disoatch was received yestsr-
day after noon from Lieut.. Gov. and acting gov
ernor) Davis, of Miss, calling for troops under
section of the 4th article of the constitution
70 prevent domestic violence in Vicksburg. He
states that some time ago Gov. Ames directed
the militia organizations in that city to turn
over their arms at the state arsenal, which was
refused; that under the present equalization of
the militia he Is unable to quell any disturbance
which may arise, and hence seeks the protec-
ton OF the United States the militia in Weeks
burg have made threats of violence on election
day, which occurs on the 4th of August. In the
absence OF the President the dispatch was re-
feTred to the Secretary of War, who, through
General Sherman, directed that orders be issued
to Gen. Mcdowell, commanding the department
OF the south, to send two companies of troops
from Holly Springs to Vicksburg. The dispatch
was telegrsphed to President Grant, at Long
Branch, together with the act on of the Secre-
tary. 1t Is expected the President will confirm
the same sometime during the day.
THE ORDER FOR TROOPS CoUNTRRMANDED
TO-DAY.
The acting governor of Mississippi telegrsphs
the Secretary of War to-day that he will for
ward at once full statement of the dific ulties
which in his opinion necessitated the demands
for United States troops made by him yester-
day. A large number Of prominent citizens of
Nlcksburg, including the mayor OF the city and
the postmaster, have united protesting
against the action of Gov. Davis in making a
demand Tor federal troops They claim that
there is nothing to justify such demand. The
protest was received by the Secretary of War
this morning and at once forwarded to the Pres
ident, at Patterson, n. j. The President tele-
graphed last night his approval of the action of
the Secretary of War in sending troops to
Vicksburg, and requested that all dispatches
on the subject be forwarded to him at Long
Branch, And also authorized the Secretary OF
War to use his discretion in the matter.
The Secretary this morning on the receipt Of
the protest against the action of Gov. Davis, at
once directed Gen. Sherman to countermand
the order issued yesterday directing Gen. Nc
Dowell to send troops to Vicksburg. Conse-
quently Gov. Davis will be left for the present
TO settle the disturbances as best he can.
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The DEATH SENTENCE pronounced against
Dockery has been committed to ten years i'm
prisonRent by President Serrano, at the in
stance OF CAPTAIN General Concha
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TIE WIDOW of ex -Congressman Mellish, OF
New York, was yesterday appointed nine
hundred dollar counter in the currency diyis-
ion of the Treasury department.
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CADETS APPoINTED.-SOlomon f. Sparrow
LIST district Massachusetts,, and Eugene Cooper
9th district Tennessee, have been appointed
cadets at West Point.
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ATTORNEY GENERAL WILLIAMS returned
from Rawley Springs last night, and was at the
Department of Justice to-day.
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The RECEIPTS from national bank circula-
tiOn for exchange in legal tenders to day sggre-
gate S26i g96
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The PhiIadeIphia Child steaIers

ANOTHER THREATENING LITTER.
The Philadelphia detectives appear to have
suspended active operations in the abduction
case for the present, as they were noticed more
frequently in and about headquarters yester
day. They are evidently planning a new move,
but what 1t will be remains to be seen. Mr.
Ross, the father of the child, has received
another letter, in which the abductor states that
II he does not come to the front with the money
demanded, as per arrangements made in a pre-
vlous letter, they will abandon all further COM
municeton with him. It now turns out tina
the strong evidence against Wooster was the
fact that he had a knowledge OF or was con-
cerned in plot to abduct the son of a promi-
nent ana wealthy merch ant here, but the age Of
then child which was nine years, prevented the
still in Jail.
PLAN OF THE MIGRANTS FOR RECEIVING THE
MONEY AND AVOIDING ARREST.
The New York Hera!d's Philadelphia COR
respondent says letter was received by Mr..
Ross on Thursday in regard to the place where
negotiations for the return of the boy may be
held. The place selected by the kidnappers for
their negotiations is a lonely bridge in the ex-
ueme northern portion Of the country, and the
hour as which the business is to be transacted ,
II transacted at all, is set down at about mid
night The bridge ia surrounded on all sides by
a nat and open country, so that one standing
upOn the abutment could witness an approach
rom any direction. The plan states that Mr.
Ross must come 10 this bridge with the money
While en- route for the designated point and
before he arrives ut ", he will be met by m an
who Will step before him and saws" Good evening
~ luls hiT. lsOSs render an I'm med ate
reply, and then pass on towards the bridge.
Before he reaches the bridge a second man will
approach him IN the same manner as the first
and say: "Mr. Ross, how do you do?' To this
Nr. Ross must also render an appropri ate re-
ply, when he will reach the bridge, aud there
meet third man, who will ask the following
question: "Mr. Ross, have you got that?' After
Mr. Ross has paid the money there will be a
slight delay, but in a few minutes he is promised
hat his little one, Charlie, will be delivered
over.
Tl,av olI
by the following conditions: the three will be
armed and in disguise. If Mr.. Ross does not
come alone, or ii single soul is seen lurking
anywhere in the neighbOrhOod, the kidnappers
viii fail to keep their appointment.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERVAL REvKNUK.-The receipts from this
source to-day were S239 962.92.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Bud nObIe's Condition Powders
The Most ETpsrfsnesd HOrssmsn Use III.
mar6-wly FOB SALE EyERYwHsRE.
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The ORDERS directing Captain j. NJ. Saryis
to report at San Francisco have been revoked
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PRESIDENTIAL APPoINTMENTs.-TheP resi-
dent has made the following appointments:
Seth W. Macy, collector OF customs, Newport,
X. l.; j. s. Jones. United States marshal,
southern district of Florida.
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NOTICE NOTICEn NOTICBIA

DRT GOODS are still selling q. low rstea a.
BaAI EisS =, 1870 nDsy IL ania ayenIs. MOGa.TS
a1c Apscas cheaper than ever. Dress Goods, PigUe-
81 " olte 0oo1s A. populAr prices OOttous AID
Sahcoes cheap Bed Spreads, Towels, Napkins anu
Table Linen - bargains. hosiery, Ladies' aut
Cents handkerchief, and q general assortment %
Notions ~ low ngures. ap2<-tr
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GRN. b. F. BUTLER had long interview with
Secretary Bristow to-day.
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POSTAL CAR DEcIsION.-Judge Spence, so
hc'tor Of the Post Office department, to whom
" As referred the question as to what is compli-
nee with the laws by the railroad companies
N relation to the postal car sen vice, rendered
an opinion to-day, in which be takes the ground
that the companies are required by Congress to
furnish the requisite facilities for the distribu-
ton OF the mails on the trains. and that no
thlDg less than the accommodations now fur
nished can be accepted by the department
This opinion was solicited in consequence of
the assertion of President Hinckey, of the
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore rail-
road, that the railroad companies would com
ply with the law by carrying the mails In ordi.
nary mail cars.
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CONE. CONE. COME.
Buy! Buy!!
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SECRETARY ROBES IN is expected to return on
Friday of this week
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MARSHALL JEWELL, the newly appointed
Postmaster General OF the United States, has
arrived in Berlin from st. Petersburg on his
way home. He is engaged in inspecting the
German postal service, and says he finds some
arrangements which may be applied with ad-
vantage to the American postal system. He
leaves in few days for Paris.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
COMIQUE.-SUAaE THgATER
lily 20, EVERY NIGHT. AND TWO MATT.
hc.Ies,, Miss Kate FISH R, the only successful
her ceiebrsied seed wonder " will appear in Der
briLlisn impsIsona'iGp Of Mazsppa; or, The viii
brated CHERGES DiAMoaD, Who execut4s I sSNes
and dances, accompanying himself with the It.liau
harp. jy20 O.
NATIOsAL THEATRE.
MONDAY EvESIsG, July %,
CHARLEY HOWARD IN the great drama,
AFTER THE WAR"
Box-sheet now open. iyIs-6t
oLpsO ON kzhibitisn and Sale IS.w No
MARKRlrERN, fTH 81
NO > doors above st Odd Felows Hail, e'' s'sn'
Uhoice Oil Paintings, Engrsvings, Chromos, &C.
SHADES Df Fctaf 0ofs: sHd Tss
'el. Kings, Nails, &C., in the District.
@Piesse remember Name and Number. jelly
NEW AND SECOND HAND.
eied Scs u second hand oethins vsrg eneaS
stJUsTH'S 6l9 d street, between 9Th and 7Ih N
EXCURSIONS, &c.
GRAND FREE PIC MIC, to be Civ en- at ANA
" LOsTAN ISLAND, by the PrOPr ietor, J. a.
wills FRIDAY, Jaly ifh, 1874 Boats leave he
Wharf loot High street. Georgetown, ID, o. jy2a-2t-
ANNUAL EXCURSION TO GLYMONT,
N FOR THE BENEFIT r.
FIFTH BAPTIST 81 5 GHHTURoH, Is -
rev. q. O. Meaior, Psstor)
Tee Steamer COLUMBIA will leave 7th street
wharf
WrDrvsDay TIL, a7,h .. n ,.,.
Adults Tickets, 20 cents.
Children under IL years, half price. jyH-4t
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BIDS FOR THE NEW LeAN.-About eight bids,
principally from New York city, have been re-
ceived by this mornings mail in response to
Secretary Bristow's circular for subscriptions
to the new five per cent. loan. A large addi-
n0nal instalment is expected by tomorrow
mornings mail. The bids will be opened at 10
O'Clock 10. morrow, but will not be made public
until the day after. On account OF to.morrow
being the day set apart for the opening of the
bids, Secretary Bristow will not leave for Long
Branch In response to the Presidents telegram
until to- MORROW night,
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NO HunsUa:SL. sIgE rtil pay |. fair cas-,
dr.u sr 20 nss q. $685. Ssi
eBOES, ke., e33 Tth u. between y and @, souts
Hoes b mall rronDtiy attended TO- HsD