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The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-06-20

A.. Warren, an old citizen OF Jasper
and latterlS OF Clarke, died at his
home in the southern part of the
county, about the 1st inst. Mr..
Warren was an estimable citizen, and
extensively known for his sterling
qualities. Enterprise Courier.
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OCEAN SPRINGS COTTAGES n LOTS
~ FOR SALEl

Two hundred and thirteen ,9I1 lots. ranging in
price from SIS TO Sl50aceordmg to size and loca.
ton. in the beautiful village of Ocean Springs
which abOuDds IN mineral Springs, situated I'M
mediately on our Gulf Coast aud on the New
Orleans and Mobile railroad, s. miles from the
former, and S. miles from the latter. c;,,es. one.
third cash, balance on time to suit purchasers.
or II a sale amounts to five hundred dollars one
fourth cash and balance, Que, two and three
years "Hee
Also, a number Ct new and desirable co,,aoa.
for sale on same terms. Splendid onnortnn,,;as
are mere offered TO procure n home At low priees
ana on reasonable terms. at one of he pleasant.
es.' ana most iealthy Of our Seaside resorts
Afpiy Tor further information TO the
J0h'" STAR OFFICE.
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CARD.
Texas Real Estate Drawing

The Hon. Jaa. Il. d. Wilson, N 'yor Of
Houston, and the City Council, endorses
the enterprise as follows
HoUsroN, Tex, April % 1871.
We, the nnde signeI, regard the Rcd
Estate ID siributiUn, wh.c h j. u. Foster
proposes 10 make on the 20,h OF JIly
next, in thi, city a. clc1lated to promote
improvements, AMI placing within the
reach Of mlny, who otherwite would he
unable, a chance b. sCc7re a home I r
them and their families, and having from
onr long Acquaintance With him, every con
ii leuce in his integrity. we ( el justified in
saying. that we believe he viii carry out
his Di ,tribution honesty and fairly ac-
cording to his advertised plan,
Jas. T. d. Wilson. b. F. McDOnough,
Fred. Stanley, X. Il. Bler,
+. w, II itmann, John D. Usener,
Robert Burns, n. L, Turner,
NJ. Harrington, John Maher.
Capital Prize, IS. 900 God. Ten Resi-
deuces in Houston Popu alton 20, 900,
and the railroad centre of the State, and
nearly 100 tracts of land in different pGr-
tions of the State. Value of priz S,
SAG, 900: 49, 900 tickets, at 81 each.
Address j. E FOSTER. Man scr.
1T Houston, Texas
T, ". House, Treasurer,
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Charleston is 10 have a new and
handsome theatre, costing rot less
than $4,000. 1t will be called
Continental Block. and will add q
great deal 10 the architectural Leauty
Of tie city.
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y. X. Mayors and lady arrived
here yesterday, on their way to Ken
lucky. J.. X. ~ dressed up hko a
gentleman but where he got his fine
clothes and money to travel en- we
arc unable 10 say. No one would
ever suspect him Of being an ediN
tor who did net know him. Bran
don Republican.
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NOTICE.

The Contract for building bridge sa
Bluff Creek, will be let out to the Da
bidder, on the 1st Monday in jay nsI
per plan add specification on flo 10
Clerks Office. S aled proposals wiiN
ceived until that time.
By order VI the Board Of Superu@
N y30 1t @. Il. ALLEY, CieI
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fl rn0sg N our Subscribers OF
Moss Point vino have not made NJ.
engagements silb the hacks 10 carry
out laoir mail matler from The ~cran.
ton 4. o., win God th1ir STARS 81
tie Moss Point r. o.
If they prefer Their beibg left OF
the Scranton +. o.. please 80 inform
M
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The equalization Board has fixed
the value of Railroad property at So
600 per mile. This adds IS 10000
to the taxable property Of The state.
Brandon Republican,.
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N o C Ell

To RENT OR LEAsE-Elig bic lotsl,
the P~sscsgonla Depot will be leased y
term Of years. 81,
Land in large bodies, we ! adsp's I
cultivation, Containing handsome pUs
ing sites on bayou or bay, will Az
leased, or rented by the year. al
A dwelling pleasantly situated VIZ
water front, also fer rent.
IIquire of
ISABELLE CHAIPlAlA
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LoT AT EAST PAscAGouLA

LOT At "A PAsCAGOnLA
a lot Immediately upon the beach, with
a bluff, lis feet front, Ga chains deep and upon
1t are many handsome live oaks, and it is well
timbered, lies level and has a clay foundation, and
Is well adapted for a fruit orchard. For sale,
cheap. lnqaire OF
jeI3-tf. STAR OFFICE.
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Four delightful COTTAGES, partly fsr
situated immediately on the beacli-vl
rented low for the snm uer, to good ie
There Is attached to each of the cottages
house and wharf. also, stables, ont-honsa
large eisterns. aiiOrding n full supply Of y
premises to
mys0 I'm ANTOINE CUANTERAN
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The New York herald., 1874-08-28
DEPARTMENT OF DOCKS.
Reports and Commune ati0ny to the
Board.

Reports and Commune ati0ny to the
The regular meeting Of the Dock Commissioners
took place yesterday afternoon at two O'Clock, at
the ofices No. s4s Broadway. PreseDt:-Presdent
Jacob A. Westervelt and William Gardner. The
minutes OF the last meeting were read by the
Secretary, MIR. Eugene I. Lynch, and were ap-
proved. There were no transactions by the Com
missioners OF any business OF Importance. the
session being taken up in the reading OF communi-
cations to the department. Reports were received
from the Engineer in Chief, Charles X. Graham,
as to the progress OF various works under
his direction and supervision Mr.. Graham
reported that arch No. 8, az pier No. l,
North River. is completed. and especially
noted the progress or the public works at Sixty
second street and North River where work Is 20.
ing on rapidly In the EFFORT TO finish The sheep
Yards &C., at that point. The Engineer IN Chief
notices the laying OF some immense blocks OF stone
at this point and adds general information as TO
the competent wOrkmen In the employ OF the de-
partment moving OF buoys repairing and building
oulkueads, driving piles, &c The communication
was ordered to be placed on 1le.
letter was received from ex-Mayor DAME! F.
Tiemann, complaining that the steamboat Sappho,
which runs from Y0nkers to Manhattanville aud
should be great accommodation TO passengers,
Is landing cargOes OF bricks upon the pier at the
latter place, and asserting that the pier will
certainly sink from such weight. Referred.
After the Clerk had read q lew more minor com.
munications the meeting was declared adjourned.
The New York herald., 1874-08-28
FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL
Stocks Dull but Firmer,
e.Ss Closing Strong.
COL D / O 8 3-4.
Governments Steady Railway Mortgages
Firm-State Bonds Dull
FOREIGN EXCHANGE QUIET.
WALL STREET,
THURSDAY. August 27-6 M.


As anticipated, the steady pain In bullion OF
che Bank OF England during the last week re-
euted IN decline in the Bank OF England rate OF
discount to-day to three per cent The increase OF
bullion in the bank during the past week amounted
20 E537 900, the amount gone into the bank on bal
ance to-day being $4,000 The proportion Of re-
serves to liabilities. which was last week Al per
cent is now 4Sh per cent At the London Stock
Exchange the rate for money was two per cent on
government securities. The specie in the Bank Of
France has decreased 2,2S3, 600 francs during the
past week.
STOCKS
opened heavy, with downward tendency, which
did not however, reach beyond x to 4 per cent.
The principal dealings were IN Western Union,
Lake Shore, Pacific Mail. Northwestern common,
Wabash. Union Pacific and Rock Island. At the
second CALI although the market was dull. there
was recovery in prices, which was well main.
tanned in the afternoon dealings, the market in
she closing hour Of business being firm and leav-
ing on at nearly the highest point OF the day.
The Improvement ranged TO J. per cent the deal
mgs toward the close being principally In Western
Union, Lake Shore Pacific Mail, Union Pacific and
wabash Quicksilver advanced from 20 to 80 for
The total sales OF the day were S6, 5S5 shares, OF
which western Union comprised $500 shares,
Union Pacific 200 and Lake Shore 1880 shares.
The subloined table gives the sales in each STOCK
aato
The New York herald., 1874-08-28
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALvEsros. August y. 1874;
bales Exports % coasiwise sales la Stock saii '''
New ORLEANS, August q. 1874
Sales so last evening" so Stock o7ss -'
Cotton quiet and Unchanged mdd!inss, l6c Net re.
ceipts. ~ bales Sales. 80 Stock, S'siu
Cotton steady; middncs l5,ac Net receipts 5j bales
gross. i5a. Exports coastwise. loa Sales. 81 stock,
CHARLESTON, Angus. q, 1874.
Exports coastwise, 2Os. sales, Is Stock s,67
wS5scroS rn,as C. august Ss s ls y.
for strained Crude irpe nne steady S. Is or hard,
s. IS yellow dip s. Is for virgin Tar steady 81 81
dnli ~ sales 400 bushels new whiFe %shlgan on
ssss
M'ssa AS e; scss":
,sc afl HSason & and $ York Tesept: 90
lumber Tas''''' WIS., A'N'' ~ - '' o'''s. 80. -
rs for n s sases sS4n
-; sslss;' sss i
s ssss; e s ra ss's So ss sssr s:s s1
aa a%ef Sc Is 81 90 wA 8 s anse1 Mas4
Ssas. s 's, Il sS XIX Ss:ss, H. ws,tSs A
e re ea & sS Sales sn S @ ea 'a at
Rys nominal Ut aOc Barley malt arm. Canada, 81 50 a
TOLEDO, August q, 1874.
Wheat in fair demand and higher; No. 2 white Wa
bash 81 l9 80 s. 81 51s 40 white Michigan 81 is,s,
extra. 81 20 amber Michigan, SPOT, 5! O91 September
81 o,s October 81 Is No No red 81 4; No = spot,
and August, .,c septem5er os'fe low mxsd Se cash cash
steady a. !5c for 30 as4s Tor No 2 spot ane sep
Receipts loog ees iour 1000 onshels wheat 9.oY do
corn and 1000 do eats shipments; sooe ebs aour,
CHICAGO, Angus; 81 1874 .
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat excited prices
higher a; ST. Tor No, ! spring, sdc for No 2do. spot;
95s4c.. August 9s4c, september, No 40, 9c 92c.
rejected Soc Corn excited prices higher s7sc ior No
linked, spot: g. &c. August 6G1sc september rejected,
tec. Oats in iair demand and hgher al 4s.se Tor NO q
10 barley sold At s2c Pork ssS ssgye and higher al
ber Lard in iar demand and And n higher her a,!EdS@ Co. &c.
sold a,s7c s7c srsishss quiet and anehanged. Or
settled ais.lc s2sse September Corn easier at 6Ss.c
ceipts-s0 bbls hour. 1900 bushels wSeat, islO0
do 7l,UW do oats lAOuo DO. rye and 9.1W do bar
ley Shpmcnts-sGN bbls. -four, 5000 bushels wheat
$4,000 do corn QUO do oats 1900 do rye and $4,000
harle
The New York herald., 1874-08-28
and as follows for
5 IOI
CITY BANK SHARES.
MEMORANDUM.

II.
meeting OF the Board OF Directors OF the Erie
Railroad was held to-day in the company's offices,
corner Twenty third street ana Eighth avenue.
which was fully attended. Tie chair was taken
by Mr.. Jewett, President In addition 20 the regn-
lar routine business the meeting confirmed the ar
rangemen. recently made between the trunk lines
in respect TO the abolition or ticket offices and con-
corning farce and freights. Messrs. Roberts ana
Duncan made report in favor OF removing the
olces OF the CON- any from their present location
TO the CID site n Duane street. President Jewert
stated that after Investigating the working ana
running expenses OF the road he was OF opinion
that they could be largely reduced. ant promised
TO iuaugurate measures looking to that end i'm
mediately. The statement o. earnings Is promised
tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1874-08-28
PITY THE BEASTS.
NEWARK. n. j., August 20. is7A.

NEWARK. n. j., August 20. 1874.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALp:-
The writer takes the liberty to call your artea-
ton TO the oarbarous and wretched managemene
OF the animals at New York Central Park. Any-
body knowing their habits In freedom cannot help
feeling pity for some OF these poor creatures. I
mention only as the most striking cases the SIX
around raven near the monkey house. placed
wretchedly, apparently robbed OF his tongue; 9
buffalo or blson--a magnificent fellow, but how
closely Gagged The untf:nking masses rush aiong
without hearing the silent appeals OF these
sufferers. Can nothing be done 70 Improve their
cond,t,ouf A CONSTANT READER
The New York herald., 1874-08-28


business was restricted BY the hFmncss OF noldcs
pshes pTisi a & Spring. s the 81 SCI q
Chicago, 81 Is 81 10 50. Nlwankcc 81 90 81 ss
W amber ns sea and ND
30 Mnd ad me S ssa a hs
1900 nushes at sic sc for mixed, chiefly at sihc
white were shade better at the opening but closed
c bushels at 4c a1 sc tor mixed ana 5oc Soc ' tor
white Outside prlces extremes At the close Barley anJ
grain accommodation checking operations Tonna 20
save at rates generally far below the views OF owners
r5BS: p ;isa ga:
cotton proylsions A. we're quoted noninay steady
for orders to the United Kingdom with s4oO Of
Mn SO at sats IS D
hence Havre with $500 bbis- Of crude petroleum
yet maEsss The
very r tte rsnns STOCK on the market During the
Of fs sr;s
sS SrOiR q P English within
3 issna: Sa '' New 49, ss @.A
ssysa. Sc AZ %uscSSsao gehnns ss;
s Gs de sanS E Soc Sew dea nHeiE sSs Eng
,n1 Of aass was to day The su ps s sDdS t
steady S5.c for prompt delivery. Sales 200 bbs
35.sc tor Southern and SIC. tor New York bbls.
strained rosn was very quiet and, in absence OF de-
mand, the value was weak an and quoted shaae lover
81 &c. Sales 6J bbls good nj 81 80 Fine grades rather
SSst SS ",thGS 'ssnf sae, sse
lots e oSSns sas rsa I oT Srme n s% N
PrrRoLEuM For refined the market continued quiet
but firm. closing at i2c l21fc tor balance Of month
az s @ o s aa o Ws ssara % %
Crude in bulk was firmly held at $40, but there was
sold late yesterday at 5,sc and $3.50 bbls in shipping
order at SIC Cases were Inquired for moderately and
for Western and Ioc for city. The Philadelphia market
quiet but hrm Refined quoted at Ike for balance
month ana 2c. al21sc for September The market NJ
the oil producing points was rmer but generally quiet,
Se1rs FSsv 81 g. Roaeys rsst0sss% o
$l Tidioutc. sOc. bid at wells; Parkers s71ac. DOC
FnovIsioss. Receipts-pork, IS bbls; beef cut
for mess pork was much better today and the market
closed higher at S22 7h cash The sales include 500
bbls for september delivery at 81 % So 50; 5O do,
buyer september s22 IS and 1000 DO. Tor October
nrm We note sale of 2s boxes OF long clear at l2o
O l2kc per lb; Dressed hogs were ouiet but hrmer,
quoted at &C. 9Mc. for grassers and gsc gsc Tor corn
ied beei-The market remained que, and unchangeds
SSo6Sing lots footing up about 70 packages CHANGE
quote $2 soa SIS o. for PLAIN mess bbls, s SiS for
extra mess do $40 S2i Tor prime mess ucrces'
e2 S2 for India mess do, and S24 SIS for ex-
Sn a & INDIA a% we're ms
the range OF SIS S26 Cut measThere was air trade
reported from store, but otherwise the market ruied
sulet And nrins steady We heard Of Saes including wv
The New York herald., 1874-08-28

tulure Genvery low mid ddng the sales
gust 400 al Is !ss2c. 800 a. i5c, september lieO at
IS i3l6c 400 10 "a See 100 at l5ac October 1000
IS zc 65 az Is II SIC 200 at l5 s.ls November, e Al
Is s82o. March 200 al Is sl3;c lCO at lac oal SsO
bales. To-day up to two p M-september. @l at
800 %! a. A. Is i39e X s. i 100 AZ AZ Is assc
200 a . 4sc O At It. i5$c ac , a. Y sls3c 100 at
l5ec 2oa lgs2e 100 a. ls,dG SOC at 70 1899 ioSat
0 al Is i9-2c 800 a Is sl6: 400 Al. 10 1850 500 A
5e So So at T. is i52c loo at 1915 300 at Is 7sso De.
eember 0S at 51c 200 az 10 ios2c 6o al i5fe, 2oe al
Ss,c SOB at Is 2s2c March 800 at l6c 2po al ID s2c
April 2UU at l6zc: May, at l6sc. Total 2i,5o bales
Grand toaI sOSW bales. the receipts at the various
ports follows Galveston, 3gy bales New or.
leans, IA Mobile 10; savannah, 5a Charleston 1872 VIZ
minston 2; Norfolk. ls9; New York 30 Boston, Total
sos This day last week. COG; this aay last year.
sail. &c rc hambars BY steam .a;, &c by sail ss 70
Liyerpool, by steam. I'd. 5i6d BY sail 81. 5S2c
sD45ls bushels; corn, s7asd d.; oats iSlo0 do The
aemand both for export and from the home trade. The
sales comprising all kinds foot l46J bpls prices
within Ike range the appended quotations Corn meal
with TAI. demand, anI sold TO the extent SEQ
at nric wit QuOtct We
The New York herald., 1874-08-28

$1,000 No 6's, fb. '9i.... g
1900 Tenn s., ., exc. 8
IU0Ur n J Cen COW. -. 40
800 90. 49,. III
30OG NJ 4 =, p lst, S's.. "
l6Wj0 c L y " c c go. ]
1000 "a Mo e's. lst m. 8
l20G B y y 4 4 ist.. {
150sc in Pac kR lst... 8
l20ul In Pac los. ,n... )
6UO0 Cr Pac skg ia. Z
6OOG T. = K W. .st, WD I
5000 T 4 W lst, ST !. ID Z
5OU0 Mich Ger T's... BIS 8
l500U c. & h ! { lst. .bc 5
loco CT West 20 m.bo Z
SO shs Fourth \ Bank 10
rs Gcr.Am Bank. s
Ice Quick NJ pi:.,.bc 7
shy Cab r RR. be 10
The New York herald., 1874-08-28
THE HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.

opened at lo91 and advanced to lo9s<, at which It
closed. ali the sales o! the day being at these
ngures. The carrying rates were x a 2 per cent;
borrowing nat per cent. The customs re-
celpts today were 5000, 900. The Assistant Treas
urer PAID out to-day $4,000 on interest account
and So, 900 in redemption of 1ve-twenty bonds.
The bids for government gold at the Sub-Treas.
ury amounted to s4470,0 ,000 at prices ranging IRON
l00.4l11 to l09.65M. The award OF $i,o0o.00o was
made at 109.6o a l09.6j,s.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
was quiet on the basis OF 4.s7s Tor bankers sixty
day sterling, and 49oh .or short sight, nominal
gates. with selling rates. 4.S6}a a 4.s7 and 4S91s
G90 respectively. Continentals quiet. Reich
marks, asa a 9oX. Cables, 96h. Prime Paris.
kl4's ana 5.11ys Subjoned 10 the regular
schedule OF quotations -
SiTtN DQyS. Three DQUS.
The New York herald., 1874-08-28
rHB FOREIGN MARKETS

were generally steady. To-day was ticket day on
the London stock Exchange ana tomorrow viii
Be fortnigntly settling day. Closing prlces at half
past ave p. NJ. were as follows :--Consols money,
nk = % Lilo: do, account. s2ss s2A; 1865
ponds DID, l07N Q lo9; 1881 DO. l09s Io9x;
iben-forty do, io4'.S: Few nveA lo4h; Erie. 30;
Erie preferred, 461s.
The New York herald., 1874-08-28
CLOSING PRIOBs-s O'CLOCK P. n
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Quiet and Firm-Flour Steadfcr-
Wheat Firmer-COrn Firmer-Oats
About Steady-P0rk More Active and
Higher-Lnrd HiEher-GrOcer1es Mod
erately Active and Steady-Petroleum
Quiet but Firmer-Naval stores Quiet
and nchnnged-Freights Quiet but
Firm-Whiskey Steady.
THURSDAY. August 27-6 P. N.
CoFFEE.-The market for Rio was moderately
active and steady. We heard of sales OF 2,lh bags
ex Maggie v. Hugg; l,2S2 bags ex ontario; 1000
bags eX Gray Eagle. at Baltimore, and 1926 bags
ex Modesto, at Baltimore, all on private terms.
The stock OF conee in first hands, this date Other
than Rio, includes 500 bags and 1890 grass mats
OF Java; 4.40l mats Of Singapore; 3,544 bags Of
Ceyion; L. 926 do. OF Maracaibo; 6,582 DO. OF La
guayra; 5,79l do. OF jamaica; l,O6S do. OF Porto
Rico l2 S95 do. OF Costa Rica; 300 do. Of Mexican
and 1929 Savanllia. Total 54,430 bags and % 704
mats We quote Rio, ordinary cargocs, 1910. Hc;
fair do, r.c. lSc good do. lSs4c l9c; prime DO.
l9c 2cc extreme range for lots l654c 20c.; java
government, bags, 2ic 26c.; do. grass mats 24c
&c Ceylon. l7sc. 201sc.; Maracaibo 71ac 2oac. La
guayra, lskc 1916. Jamaica, EMc l9sc.; St Do
mngo, I6c. a l6hc; Porto Rco lSc. l94c.; Costa
Rica. Isjsc D1sc; Mexican, ls,sc. 916c.; Savana.
l7%c 1870; Curacoa 7%c ls15c.. gold. 60 20 days
COTTON the spot closed quiet but firm The market
was without general activity. OF the sales below
ported at least 100 bales purchased spin
uer three lots. Futures" were moderately
dealt in at further ad vance OF l6c. We quote -
The New York herald., 1874-08-28

Der Of the Mecs Board shall be advanced to tho
Of consulting hysciaE or surgeon
And whereas ~ virtue 3i The above resoiuuons two
thirds members the Medical Board Q. bellevue
the rank .: ;onsa.tirs physicians and surgeons and
therecy exempt tufv IL the nospita.s u mas
deemed expedent that the present Medica board
sha snc determine on the Isl OF septenoef nexS
i order that be made 'of the more eQueA
representation Of the medical colleges ana tne psotes
sior .arge board a1d tor .cnger continuous
service by Its several members ana tha: dennte erme
Tor the tenure o oce may De established II mere
Resolved THAT IN view Of the early dissolution OF ne
relations between the Mecica! Board OF bellevue Hos
pita ald he Board of Commissioners OF Charties ans
Correction the Commissioners bear testimony 20 ne
conspicuous Ability anc with which the oers o.
sne Medical Beard have discharged their high dutie
ana tender TO them their thanks their wise AdmnStre
uoa OF the hospital ana tor their generous and at
tous services through long course Of yearst the pse
cents under their charge.
the preamble and resolutions were adopted.
The New York herald., 1874-08-28
BELLEVUE HOSPITAL
Reorg ganfzation Of the Medical Board
Compliments 60 tho Retiring Doctors.

At the meeting OF the Board Of Charities ana
Correction held yesterday the following resolu-
t!ons offered by Commissioner Bowen relative to
tho medical stan OF Bellevue Hospital, wero
Adopted
whereas the Board Of Commissioners OF Public Char
files and Correction did the 2sd OF November, 1856,
adopt the following resolution 'kcsolycd That whom
OF medical board OF either OF the hospitals Of
the deparmen shall have served heen VISIT
ing physician surgeon hc shall be advanced 70 the
rank Of consulting physician and surgeon, and, there
fore. shall cease mber Of the Medical Board to
which ne may be attached but such period Of fifteen
years shall be considered not having CONNIE need
10 1850 the year OF the creation OF the commission"
Resolved THAT any visiting physician surgeon nav.
recrence 70 the year above uoued resign rs
The New York herald., 1874-08-28
CITY TREASURY.

Comptroller Green reports the following disburse.
ments and receipts OF the treasury yesterday -
DISBURSEMENTS.
Claims paid Cnumber OF warrants 49, amount
The New York herald., 1874-08-28
HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA. August q, 1874
There great excitement In the market to-day. gold
huctuatiag from ,49 10 2 closing 1T latter figure Ex
change was not quotable
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
LONDON August N-Evening g-Linsccd oil, us :7A Sd.
Calcutta iinseed, SIS. o 57s. Cd