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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-09-08

Baltimore Md. August 4, 1873,
Thio is to Certify, That have thi. day sold
unto Mvs~rs. Jannny IL Co., of Aexandrh, Va,
the sole right t. prepare and sell the MaL'n que
Mixture, according to the genuine recipe rs Tor
mcrly owned by Inc. Il BRIT d. BIGGER
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-09-08

gs.s' The regu Ut monthly meeting o the CO.
lum5i:. Stcau Fire Engine Co will be he 4 to-
morrow wv edncsdny) evening, vi O'Clock.
sep S.2L GEO. Y. WORTIII>Gr0S, Jr. Sc .t'y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-09-08

Price 81 ~ per bottle.
JANNEY g. CO.,
Sole Proprictors and Manulacturerss,
SEP 1875 King St, Alexandria, Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-09-08

MADE TO PAY.-Somc excitement was &C
occasoned at the upper end Of King street,
last night by two young men hailing from Wash
ington, who after riding about town in a car
rage belonging to Chatham livery stable, at
tempted to blk the driver Of his fare. The
latter, however, raised hue and cry, aud Po-
liceman Webb soon had them 10 charge. To
avoid trip to the station house, they paid the
driver what they owed him, and left the city
with altered opinions Of its police force.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-09-08

The YATcH COLUMBIA The new yatch
Columbia, whose passage up the river was
noticed in the Gazette last week, stopped here
yesterday afternoon, on her Way down to salt
water Her owners-tbc Columbia Fishing
Club of ashington, who we're on board, bound
on pleasure excursion, spent few hours with
their friends in this ity.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-09-08

The CANAL.-Some unknown parties threw
the Gaping stones of one Of the canal locks iuto
the lock few nights ago and so prevented the
use of the gates, until the water was let off and
the obstruction removed. The canal is now in
good order and boats are expected TO reach here
by it to morrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-09-08

: AIDES GOODS.
Light weight Cashmeres for Fall and Winter
Dresses.
Several shades Of these goods for ladies' dress
cs very beautiful and al wool
Also many desirable Dress Goods for sale ut
No. o. King street. r>
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-09-08

s1OMADES, HAIR or L and PERFUM ER4
Z OF various varieties in store and for sale n
* - HENRY COOK s. co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-09-08
ATTN AGUE III l y L
w Will positively cure

sep /
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-09-08

STREET RAILROAD.-No that the horses
of the Passenger Railroad Company have been
sold, and the cars stored away, there are nu-
merous assertions of willingness to contribute
literally towards any plan by which the road
can be put in operation again. 1t ls earnestly
hoped that some means may be hit upon by
which the running of the cars can be resumed,
for their stoppage is regretted by all.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-09-08

EAST ALEXANDRIA. For the first time
since the ferry scow between this city aud East
Alexandria stopped running, train of cars
was seen at the latter place to-day, and persons
from there say that the Quantico, or Southern
mail boat, will certainly commence landing
there tonight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-09-08

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-09-08

PERMITS GRANTED Up to the hour Of clos
ing to-day the Clerk of the City School Board
had issued 347 permits, 25 for boys, and 1872
for girls This is - more than last year. To-
morrow is the last day for issuing permits to
white children
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-30

VIZ. HoGAN.-No more beautiful, select and
fashionable boots and shoes can be found IN this
citv or elsewhere. than this gentleman keeps
a"vstantlv on hand to SUI. this market. In
every style and quality of materials necessary to
the keantv and excellence Of foot Gear, and satis-
~ the Amands Of his customers. this practical
workman has made himself thoroushly compe-
dent to it, is always prepared to furnish the very
hest merchanaise. In hls manufacturing depart
mont he employs only the best workmen, and his
RELIABILITY warrants dispatch and promptness IN
til;nn orders. His varied stocks otter very In
v;tinS sttra,;t,ons to those in want OF elegant
stylcs. substantial materials and satisfactory fits
Tslies and misses viii lind it TO their advantage
tossccpre tho services Of this fashionable house
= iaEnishing them With The must popular 80
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-30
For the New Orleans Bulletin. I
AN ACkOSTIC.

Like the hmpd tide, SO smoothly flowing,
Runs thy life;
In the midst Of which, tho, comes the showing
Fen OF strife
Zeal the power, love potent, proving
In their sway
Jealous helps to guide, and thus removing,
Lead the way
Into pleasing hooks for bark 50 tender,
Ending Fears
Fen the chance Of shocks, which oft engenier
Youthful tears. JUNIOR.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-30
THE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN, SUNDAY, AUGUST 30, 1874

A bad shoe is discomfort indeed. Then why
have them, when you can easily remedy this evil
by going TO the Boot and Shoe Emporium OF r.
Selles & Co.. Nos. 1877 and 1879 Canal street, and
there purchase their elegant glove fitting, durable
and bea ufullv finished boots and shoes. either for
ladies'. gents or children. Their stock Is COM
posed Of the fin st foreign and domestic stock,
and only has to try them once to be fully sat
isfial
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-30

Nv. WAsHBURS,-This artist has long en-
loved the well-earned and merited reputation of
being the first in his profession in this city. In
every department requiring the most delicate and
accurate perfection of the art, he has every
facility, instrument and apparatus necessary to
secure ne most satisfactory results to his pat
rons. His pictures of every kind known in the
art of photography are models of beauty, spIen-
did in detail and perfection of actual, life-hke
representation. Copying and enlarging is a
special branch Of art III this art gallery. where
two competent artists are employed exclusively
xor this art at ID Canal street, ny stairs.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-30
Gold Pens qeYointed, 80 cents.

MEssRs. eiRiswoLD u CO.-By reference 70 our
advertising columns, the card Of that old and re-
liza bic leweiry house Of 4. b. Griswold Co. viii
be seen Messrs. &. Il Co. import directly fl m
foreign manufactures watches, cocks, jewel y
cutlery, bronze and fine porcelain. OF the rchest
finish and most beautiful designs. As agents fol
the best American wstchee, and the famous Cor
ham Sllyerware Manufa curing CO., they are ena-
bed to fill orders in this line and warrant satisfac
ton in beauty of design and excellence Of work
mnnship. Persons DESTROYS Of securing magniti-
cent services of silyerware, gold Hned utensils,
and the b-st Of furnishings, will find it to their in
terest to visit this fine establishment.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-30

George Francis Train has been heard from.
He wants to know how it is TINT the Assocla-
ted Press and all the newspaper people are at
large. He was put il the Tombs for printing
the allegations OF the Beecher scandal, and
now there is nothing else in the papers, yet
everybody goes free. He inquiries The myste-
xions rooepn of this.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-30

S.N. MoopY-The name Of this old mer ha mt
is perhaps more thoroughly known throughout
the country than that Of any other man who has
been engaged in business in this city. 1t IL
written in every household, pain cd on every
prominent landmark and printed III every We
bic!e of advertising in the land. With printers
ink. lavish expenditure Of money, and in'iomita-
bic persey eral.ce this dealer has made the name
Of Moedy's shirt- famous everywhere that those
means of advertising penetrate. His immense
business has grown To SUCH vast proportions that
even he large granite building, on the corner of
Royal and Canal streets, has not sufficient ca
pacity to contain all he materials and articles
which be is constantly adding to his stock
Every variety of goods i'll his line are fully repre-
scented III tins famous store. An examination OF
these furnishing goods, displayed with the ut
most ia ste aud skill in selections. beauty aud va
rietv. offers vast inducements 10 buyers. BY
specifications found in his card. Dir. Moody
CLAIMS superior facilities and advantages lii sup
plying promptly aud at low rates any orders that
his patrons may favor him with. BY the cal le-
gram in another column ii will be seen that the
Shir. King, not satisfied with past Lonor-, Is now
IN Europe selecting masnni evnt stock OF goods
rom the first e,uporinrns, aud will bring them
back and reap new !Aurels to add - his already
justly uOn chapiek.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-24

recepu at the various ports were as foiowsGaveston
9 bales New Orleans lH; Mobile. 80; Savannah, 3zU
Charleston, ~ Wilmington, 49, Norfolk, 2B; New YORK.
~; Boston, 81; Philadelphia. TO- Total, ,zz bales
This day last week. l,5A This day last year, 3,Aa
hates on cotton 70 foreign ports were quoted hus-i
Havre, by sail. &c. 10 Hamburg by steam Nc; bv sail
&c 70 Bremen, by steam Nc; by SAIL Nc, compressed
To Liverpool, I'D. by steam.
CorFxE-rhe market to-day ruled very strong for all
descrir lions under continued good demand We note
sales q LOO bags of Rio, ex Aerrmac, at 2l1c ls6
pays OF DO. ex j. L. Pendtgast. at 2ic. s6N bags Of
Lsgaayra, s5 Ann on private terms s1 bag. Of
e dsc. e. We quote Rio. ordinary caTloes,
sc prime ,i 90 DO sso. ' se, ss ssrs aS
range for lots l9,sc. &c: Java government bags
2i1c; Maracaibo, i6,sc: . 2l,sc. Laguayrs lskc
q 2Ohc Jamaica lsc . &c St Domingo. los Porto
Rico, &c zJkc. Rica- l9c. q 2v11c. Mexican
1870 lssc Savanlla, lSc. 2c Curacao, l6c l9xc
gold Sky 10 ninety days credit
Zoos -Ow ny to the communal Neht receipts the
market ru ed very frm with holders asking trle sd
vance, The demand was fair We quote Long Island
New Jersey and near BY lc. l8kc State and PennsyE
venia nc: I've. Canada, choice brands t6c, I6sc.
Western d., i6c other Western. lie. l5hc.
oM bushels corn t29odo corn meal 2s6 bbls. and
y3o bags; oats s. 8 bushels; rye, l25 do The
ket was dull but there was no change In prices. ship
ping extras comma nding uli prices The sales,
prising ali kinds aggregate about 100 bbls at prices
within the range OF the sub)oned quo ,Ations. Corn
mce was steady and sold TO the xtent of l00 bba dn
Guiding brandywinc) 81 - 60 - S. 81 80 tor Jer
scy ana Baltimore and - - IS for Western. We also
note sales OF 90 sacks OF baltimore At 81 ~ per v0
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lOs15 and 1880 A. NJ.

1918 and 1880 A. NJ.
$4,000 US SIS 81 bs l7h $4,000 US $50 c,sa n 1908
loco IS ~ ~; liz SSS Us 20 c, d.. is
20JU Us 10 C, 70 nc i20X -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-24
STATE BONDS.

STATE BONDS.
Beyond sale OF old Tennessees ex coupons at
81 and Missouri long bonds at Ok, there was no
important transaction. Tue latest bids were:-
Missouri skies, 1874, 09H; do. do, 1875 %; do. do,
1870 97K; do. do 1877, o.; do. do, 1875 96A do.
do, 1879. 065< do. long bonds 1881 TO 1891 inclu-
sive, 81; DO. SKIES. Asylum or University, 1892 95;
Mississippi skies, Hannibal and st. Joseph Issue,
1874 81 do do, do 1876, o. do. do do 1875, 966
do do, do, 1885, 95; do. do, do 1887, 95 Tonnes
see skies, DID, 70; do. do, old, ex coupon, 81 do.
do. new. ex coupon, 70; do. do, new series.
81; Virginia SKIES, old. 80; do. do, new, 50; do.
do consolidated, so; do. do, do, second series,
81; North Carolina, new, January and July, 10;
do do do. April and october, 10; South Carolina
skies, "a; do. DO, April and October, II; do do.
Funding act. 1866, IT. Texas tens 1875. 90.
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
Late London advices report American securities
-nrmer. Old '6s's advanced to 1884, Erie opened
at 27k and closed at Is after an advance to 2SS o
2sk. In FRANKFORT 1872 bonds were nrmer at 97X.
Rentes at Paris were $780, The bank to-day lost
by withdrawal fll.0oO Of bullion. Consos for
money, o2H; Tor account, s2; '65 bonds, 1Os; 'e7s
1881; ten-iorties, lo5k; new fves 1Ax. The
market was steady. Erie preferred sold OF one
time at 521s.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Government DO DIS closed quiet and firm at the
aoho"HS quofati0ns:-United states currency
skies, lis; do. de-, 1881, registered, III 117A;
do. do., do. coupon, l22 1929; do. nve-twen-
tes 1852 registered. 1i4,s ll6; do. do, do, cou
pom, Hay lis; do. do, 1854 registered, 116K
III; do. do do, coupon, l17k NIX; do. do,
1855, registered. 1857 III; do do, do coupon,
1lsk llsh; do. do, DO, new. registered. ICY
11oA; do. do, coupon, 100. q 12l; do. do, 1867,
registered, ll6A III DO. do. do, coupon, 12I
12lh; do. do, 1858, registered, III 117h; do.
DO, do, coupon, l2ik 121h; ten:forties, regis
tered, ll44 1146; do. do, coupon, 114,. alI4x;
do. fves, 1881, registered, lax q hay; do.
do, ex coupon, 1145< q 114k
PRODUCE EXPORTS
the total exports OF produce from New York for
the week ending to-day amounted to $64z9,e7s,
mixed values, which Is a decrease from last week
OF $45O,9o9. The exports for the corresponding
week of last year were $5,72s,9l5, and for 1872
s. 1896, s43. The total exports OF produce since
January l, this year, are s1S7,7sl ,033, against
$l34, 900 last year, and SOL, s3, $40 In 1872
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The customs receipts to-day we're s26S.O0o. The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-24

4lCOn Missouri 6's, BIDS
llC0U Tenn G's, n. exc.
1000 Nj d 81 p. liz N ID
1000 G d n w gbc [
5000 Mich Cen rs. =. /!
1000 G, p 4 Ash, new.
1000 North Mo LIST.
1000 Tn fac Rh LIST m
5000 d0.... -. -.
1000 On Pac Is, | e b..
1000 G. G 4 | {, LIST. -.
100 st L 4 I " lst IN.
900 West Pac DDS. be
5 shs Metro'n Blk. :. l,
100 anton Co. ..b c
6DG II Canal. -. J.
100 Con Coal. ..........
- n II
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON June q, 1874.
Cotton nominal; good ordinary lSc. Net receipts 81
NEW ORLEANS June q lS7s.
csD IL Sss ans M
Cotton quiet and steady miasi1ss ssPs = ~
eegs 80 bales Exports ooastwise 49, Sales ESQ., Stock,
''''- SAVANNAH June -, 1874
sst0n 5 l. %dsinss d 1 receipts $40
CHARLESTON June %, 1874
Cotton dull; middlins, Ice. Net receipts, = baeA
- WILMINGTON y. O.. June q, 1874
for e.
u 50 Tor yellow DIP virgin steady at 81 S.
Flour steady and in fair demand sales o. 2iol bb at
81 IS tor No spring 81 Tor amber winner = % tor
s Tss ssss sp':s
81 SSf A. Sn s " S S.4 ssa a
= ~
Sss IS Ss:ss. "Sss s as a% ss;s
i1N,oJ feet Of lumber The amount Of grain on the
G nooa Shipments from former sssvs
SSas sses wSsa III I do oerS % DO oats and
A6OO do rye.
Lake and rail imports for the last twenyour hours
Flour 9 Sb wheat 9a7% eS%rn dS
svss: o.s: sslsS;
1905 bbs on the following range Western spring.
sc 80 81 BAKERS 81 rs: amber 81 80 IS; white
S. rs q So Wheat Arm; sales A5W bushels Milwaukee
10 spring, At 81 S54; $500 No. At 81 40 corn hrm;
sales 500 No Western at &c. IN lo 1000 high mixed
q SSHc held e. the Close at 10 oats 81 ady; sac:
81 10. Barley malt hrm Canada, 81 ~ ~ Western,
81 80 81 ~ Provisions unchanged
;, Flour s steady x, xhs.s sssss
= ia;s "a s:1S ss's; ss "a " g. Corn
&C., July; low Mixed 65c. cash, 661c. July; grade
Csc. damaged Sc Oats duh and nominal Freights
dull and unchanged. Recepts-l00) barrels -four Is O
bushels wheat QUO do. corn 5000 do Shipments
1900 barrels -four a. 000 bushels wheat 1900 do.
CHICAGO, June 2S 1874
Flour firm and in fair demand, with better shipping
demand extra spring, IS ~ % 50 Wheat at IN fair
August; Nos do 81 Is; rejected 81 % 81 a. Corn active
and higher No mixed &C. go closed 62hc spot or
June, 6lssc. 62Hc July; closed 6lAc bid July 6slc
August; rejected, 63Ac. Oats in good demand and
closed castor: No. at 46t4c 46c rejected, 43sc.
Rye in fair demand and higher No SIC. Sc Barley
dun and 81 bill sl2o asked Perk Arm and
SIT 50 August Lard steady At 81 81 % spot 81
july Sll l2k 3ll Is August Bulk meats quiet and IN
changed. frcights to Buffalo 3fc; to Oswego, 6Ac.
In open board this afternoon wheat closed at 21
81 2x July. Corn closed dull at Nc July or August
Receipts-h,OO0 bbs -four. 700 bushels wheat 40 O0
do corn, g. 900 do oats 1000 do rye shpments@l 5U
bills -four, 5000 bushels wheat, 2oeo0 do corn 2oo
fhar ugii ho M mi rk
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Assistant Treasurer to-day paid out SIS 900 &C
count OF interest and $4,000 In redemption OF
a do


Two operators to- day announced to the Prest-
dent Of the Stock Exchange inability to meet
their enPagements-to wit. Mr. N. r. Platt and
Mr.. NJ. F. Caldwell. The enect was not materially
shown. Later in the day Messrs. G. L. Davenport
and J. Blatchiord were forced to suspend.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the opening, highest
and lowest nrIces Of the dav.-
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&c ". AZ
u 's' Shff os 3 3. Choice g. Mo u
VT WssT In, SoI S Tss
ys:s ssoas a s'
S. % &C. vi h BARLEY K s wa: sHa
remained wss9 and a; dan.as
not wanted % any exten. Market arn. The charter.
es Vs % as nal and hosa
Tsrs bashs
s snS & sss. d O. g. s sn !. a last It sfsn
ss ss so ssas,' tsrn 30 Hs ' saars rs
WS & >, 0sf Ssr. to and "a
ar win
g. sn0 WI Win % 70 sa 4
Sio, sois Of refined petroleum. on private terms;
cFa se e dS BS
nss x MY Ss
sa G d6 II
do g oR e o na oTde e. Se sG Hn
Som. with $500 OOs Of do at s. 3D. 81 on If ordered
GussIxs-rhe inquiry has been fair during the past
ss sa @ FfRs,sa
win Do%esns cloth q10;ea on the spot ., I1s Nc
ilc L. anu bags At Tic NC s'' D''a'o -
tive pu. values quoted nominsliy he Quoted
81 Is ss sn ansrsa To- - S dssi
s4as ). = ss Ee aIao ss !, q so Sa ss ss ~a:
butts met WITH IsI inquiry ana Wsrs ar@ 2He, cur
rency Sales since our last foot up about oJ bales at
2Hc, currency.
SaosM 3a Nun k ast sssppns retail
iaa n sal hay 7tr
Sc stisw~7Ss = Sc Tor long rye &C. &C. ist
belle: as as,es naass moderate for srss ss
aRS " a ssp s
IS. Soc; American, new low 70 iSir lOc; sos
yf ne s l Saya 9as s English HsS
$eo Beigians nomila 100 &c; Caiiiornlans.
1' mIDssPse demand since our las. has been moderate
a saSss 5 @
9aoauons The STOCK a. this date is as dry
sssss o. S
Ss?:':: Ssssss - sSsSss IS
sa SO Dsss g @
22sSo hides and Isl Dsie, Fast India same time
%s hide; ga hide. s ssf' S s. sa
h e. a.ssss ;, *; H. s
s. - sis:ss r H. 4 SaSsS
Nan 1Ssq and III Mexican fSs
Hs!. sss1 Ss Fsss;so psfls
S q s' sis ''Ss.9s ss!s 0; as. as and
HssS:s,s!s y: spS aSaS ana s'4
isa rs Al; An J 5saia: 9TH! ~ s. ss;s
nds.Ss aaS Ssn Ss a. q and wessn
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S SSor S Hnssd zoAo .oc 40 7c. &c
p.-slaushtsr-iish backs, SOC. . SIC. middle
backs. Sc aUc lign, crSp $50 ssc m,1ae crop, sc
Sac; middle and over CROP ssc, !. S6c. .Eoush-Hem.
loo &C. . 3lc OAK. Sc . Sc; be hes. TIC. &c.
demand full prse aSss ns for refining purposes were
quiet but held with confidence We quote New crop
CSoa rsaS co. S,aysq sc
&c &C Porto kico 4oc a. Toe English Islands 4oc
&c New .rieana NC c. Ssc 80 .rrror,o ~.
was ap.e and easier Al the close merchantabe order
weak, quo ed Al . 81 50 Tor common, and % 80
and sold to the extent Of loo bbis Of No As 800
Tar and pitch were neglected and quoted nominaiy az
values ruling Quoted at 0Oc Ole IN casks from
crushers' hands. sperm oil was quiet and quoted
or 81 oi 8 sd sprns
81 - TOR bleached DO Whale was also quiet and m
Ssanss 9uSsd q S for s ssS 10
zoe for bcached. Lard oil was firmly held at s7,zc
Nc- Menaaden wa. dull and nominal At &c. Cotton
Ter white and yellow. Bank cod quoted at Sc 7lc.,
INSIDE prices for No l. -
PkraoLnun.-rhe market for refined was dull, but
there was little stsaasr feeling manifested e s and rather
price was I'D Tor @,rs az the close Of ynsnge
500 bps sold July 5kc, and today loo bbls tor
do. at be- Gases neglected, but quoted steady AZ
Tor city The Thiadephis market was dull and nominal
Refined quoted at l2Ac spot and month Az me OIL pro-
HSns points the + weTs sa Suq Sear as S
chansed; IitIsyIl;e. 9 IN 81 so housewife 81 .
meats, s packages lard, rs bbis ana erccs and 100
kegs The marxet for mess pork was moderately ncuSe
aud ArnNA Lott ant a Qnnt n
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There we're no new features OF interest in rail-
road bonds, although the tone OF the market was
nrm. Chicago and Northwestern consolidated
god bonds rose TO 80. The latest bids were
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

| LONDON Pnopucx MARxEr.-LoSpoN, June C-Even.
ing-Calcutta lnseed Cos Gus. ID. per cwt Linseed
oil f29 a f29 49, per tun.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-24

For iutqge delivery basis low middnng) the sales nave
been AS fdilowsLast ssnnR after two o'cock.-Juiy.
500 bales AZ IKE 200 a. z ssS, 40 q, z loo august
800 at II 2ls2c.. 100 At II il6c. Total $500 bales Ex
changc-7l6c. paid to exchange 900 July tor August.
l57s.c lo at i sl6c 200 ati7 $40 $500 az $,tc.;
i ii:s.e los az IKE. st llsSc. At il SO
at IL 1920 August; 1909 at II Lille 500 a. u 70
81 Issc 800 at i7he 500 az zsSic t0o q Z il,Sc,
at zs2c $40 atI lilee. 30 a. II x2c, go AZ i7Nc,
II 25c 800 at II l36c. october, DIV at rye, 100 at
u iSS2c 800 nj y 7lbc 100 at IKE December 20 at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-23
The Gentle Lakeland.

We are not to be burdened with the cast
of garments Of the Richmond Wing. Lace
LAND belongs to that establishment. lie
was elected by MALONE and the Wig in
fluance. He was elected over the regular
=. 3minee of the Conservative party by an
alliance between the Radicals and Malone
ties. This cannot be denied. 1t was patent
to public observation, and known of all
men. The extent of the responsibility in.
CURED by the actors in the discreditable af-
fair is for the public Of Virginia to decide.
What the Dispatch did was to offer the
public true history of this strategy of the
Railroad King and his organ, and to recall
to memory the certificate Of responsibility
offered by the Wing to boost up the candi-
date who was brought out and run in open
rebellion to the Conservative party.
We have nothing to do with Mr.. LACK
LAND, Messieurs of the Whig. He is your
nah, and cannot be put of upon us. Take
care of him. He is descended from the
LAcKLANDs of Cumberland, whom you hold
in honorable recollection.
But we must be permitted to say that it is
q hard case that descendant Of the Cumber.
land LAcKLAsDs, who has done such faithful
service to the MALONE party, should, upon
the flrst sign of disobedienee to the king, be
led to the door and kicked out. We may be
sorry for LAKELAND, we trust, without being
ordered out of the kingdom.