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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-08-01
COURT RECORD.
FRIDAY, JULY 81. 1874.
Superior District Court.

The following petitions were filed:
William J. Beirne VS.. A. s. Wheeler and
ID. NJ, HollingswOrth.-A on partner
ehip to make barrel slaves. Beirne fur
nisbed power, room and lumber. Wheeler
furnished cutter and jointer, and was to
do the work Petitioner alleges defendants
are about to remove the cutter and jointer
before expiration of contract. Injunction
granted On bond of $3.50.
Widow NJ. Delorme Vs. j. Hassinger-
Action to prevent the sale Of forty shares
of stock in Loan and Pledge Association,
seized in Hassiuger vs.. Louisiana Paper
Manufacturing Company, and for damages.
Injunction issued on $500 bonds.
Hannah Mccormick vs.. Louisiana he
treat Insane ADMINISTRATIONS alleges a
debt of $1,000; that in 1870 she was against
her will confined in the asyium; that she
then had on her person $1,000 in gold coin;
that it was taken from her by the agents OF
the asylum; that it never has been return
ed. and that defendant refuses to return 1T.
The following case was decided:
Charles w. Lowell VS.. John H. New
Rule to cancel mortgage securing payment
Of note of $4,000, given to protect securi.
ties on petitioners bond as postmaster al
New Orleans. The following were the
sureties: James B. Wands, j. Hassinge
George F. Brott, Joseph III. Wilson, John
| w. Madden, Michael DeCOurcy, James
! Lewis. Charles H. Roberts, e. B. Benton
| Frank Morey and G. c. Antoine.
1t appeared on the trial that the accounts
| of petitioner bad been adjusted with the
department, and were closed by the follow
| ing certificate:
oyr1cE OF THE AUDITOR OF THE TREASURY
For the rOstOfice Department,
Washington, June ~, 1874
| The proposition of the sureties of Charles
| w, Lowell, late postmaster at New Orleans
| Louisiana, to compromise his indebtedness
| on postal and money order accounts
by the payment of $1,000, having been recon
mended by this office and approved by thu
Postmaster General, and said sureties bav
ing deposited with the postmaster at Wash
amount of $1,000 (the certificate OF whlcl
deposit is now on file in this Office), 1t /
hereby certified that the accounts OF tn
said Charles w. Lowell, late postmaster
New Orleans, Louisiana, both postal AM
money order, now stand closed upon th
books of the Office.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto se
my hand and seal Of Office, this twentieth
Ny J.J. MARTIN, Auditor.
Rule made absolute, and the recorder il
ordered to cancel the mortgage.
First District Court.
State vs. Louis Washington.-Assault an
battery. New trial granted.
State vs.. Juan Manuel. Wounding les
than mayhem. Nolle prosequi entered.
State vs. Manuel Sivoni.-Assault an
battery. Fine Of 5000.
Second District Court.
SUGGESTIONS OF Henry Kaufman and Sara
A. Walton opened.
The minor children of Alexander Ker
nedy pray to be emancipated.
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The Unadjusted Virginius Question.

No official intelligence has been received
from Madrid since the instructions to Min
ister Gushing concerning the unadjusted
questions growing out Of the Virginius
affair. The unsettled condition OF Spanish
affairs affords standing pretext for non
action by the Madrid government on this
and kindred subjects. Spain is at present
without a diplomatic representative at
Washington, Admiral Polo having re-
turned to Spain several weeks ago, and Mr.
Potestad, the charge d'aGaires. being absent
from the city. 1t has been privately cir
culated within the last week that Secretary
Fish is engaged on matters of Importance
concerning our affairs in Spain; but there
is good reason to say that business
generally, which has largely accumulated,
requires his close attention at present, and
the probability is that, within a short time.
he will again absent himself for few
weeks rest at his home in New York.
There are no questions whatever between
the United States and foreign countries that
may not be adjusted in the course OF time
by peaceful negotiation.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-08-01

The sheriff of the parish Of Orleans sells
at auction this day. at 1890 A. M, on the
premises No. lis Customhouse street, Sec
ond District of this city, movables, furni-
ture, etc. And at .. NJ, on the premises
No. IL St. Ferdinand street, Third District
of this city, steam engine and boiler, Weem
copper kettle, movablos, etc. See adver-
tisasnenfe
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-08-01

Passenger list of the steamship George
Washington, Captain Whitehead, hence for
New York:
A. lyman. j. B. James, Miss r. Mar
Guette, E. Lawrence, Jr., Miss j. Lawrence.
7. Moir, f. Bellantouer, j. Cameron, and
five in the steerage.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-08-01

The fish commissioners of California con-
gratulate the people of that State on the
bright prospect of eating shad for break
fast. They feel confident that the shad
imported three years ago have returned to
the Sacramento river, spawned, and left
again for the ocean. Several young shad
have been caught in the Vallejo and Nc
Cloud rivers, and some places along the
coast. II
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TuRhQaf at Auction.

At one clock to-day, at the st. Charles
Auction Exchange, the steam tugboat S. c.
Hall will be sold st auction by George Pear
son to the highest bidder. The vessel is OF
the following dimensions: Length 63 9-lO
feet, breadth II lilo feet, depth 6 $40 feet,
and measures 40 4S 100 tons. Her cylinder
measures 20 by % inches. The boat is ad-
mirably adapted Tor harbor dispatch boat,
or for towing purposes.
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With only $40
With only $40

You can buy . whole ticket
You can buy q whole ticket
In the Louisiana State Lottery,
In the Louisiana State Lottery,
And make with slucky number
And make with . lucky number
Ten thousand dollars.
Ten thousand dollars.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-08-01

REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION Ely THE
is called to the sale at
auction to be made this day, at noon, at
the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange,
Royal street, by the sheriff Of the parish
of Orleans, of two lots of ground, situated
in the Suburb Livaudais, in the Fourth
District of this city, on St. Charles street,
between Sixth and Seventh streets. For
particulars and terms see advertisement.
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Summer scheme
Sumner scheme

Sumre er scheme
Of the Louisiana State Lottery
OF the Louisiana State Lottery
To be drawn to-day.
To be drawn to-day.
Only 10000 numbers,
Only 10000 numbers,
And $40. 400 in prizes.
And $40, 400 in prizes.
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FOB BENT,

EOR RENT.-ONE fHREE-SrORY BRICK
I store. with dwelling above corner Poydras
and Penn streets know as one of the "CaIr0ilt0n
steres" lately occupied as q who esale and retail
shoe store; a most eligible position. Pc session
immediate. Apply to
Z. F. LA viLLEBEUvRB
aul I'm No. is Union street.
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THE TURF.
The Rnces Mt Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, July 3l.-TO-day was the
NEST successful of the meeting. Fully
10000 people were present.
Yesterdays race, between Tom Barton
and Lady Washington, the only horses left
from the field, was finished, the latter TAX
ing the heat Time--l:44A.
In the next race, for horses that have
never beaten 2:3l, there were eleven entries,
ten starters; purse S350O, and was won by
Kansas Chief, taking the second, third aud
fourth heats; Jamss Howell, Jr., taking the
first Time-2:271z, 2:24la, 2:26, 2:30A.
The next was the 2:20 race, whloh W IS
won by Nettie; she having taken the last
three of five heats; Gloster taking the first.
Red Cloud taking the second heat. Time
2:20le, 2:2lA, 225l2, 2:2511.
The last race was two mile dash, run
ming race, nine entries, eight starters.
SUMMARY.
Two mile dash; purse $1,000; $500 to the
first horse; $500 to the second horse; $3.50
to the third horse.
JACK FrOst ........'...'-.-..
Granger .........-...-''.'
Virgins .-.......... ......-.'--....
Lady Washington. .....................-.
Port Leonard ..........-.....- !.
Tom Barton. ..-.......'.''''.'.-.
JOnn ALEXANDER ..........'''........
Captain Hutchinson .....................
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NOTARIES.

A HERO. JR..
NOTARY PUBLIC AND CONn1SSlONRR o. DEED
Onoo Ne. II COmRofc1aI Plaoo.
Passpcrts procured with dispeseh. "a .vss1Dl
AttauEan 0vsp - Al ~ -
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SCHEME.

1000 .....Tickets only $tU
Halves. Quarters and Eighths in proportion.
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TRE MOBILE LINE.

VyBE MOBILE LINE.
On and after Nav d, trains will leave depot
foot of Canal street, as follows:
Express and mail daily. ........ SsOO A. III.
Coast accommodation daily Except -.
Tbronght night exprees dally........ 4:OOP P. NJ.
Arrive
Csast accommodation daily Except
R1nress and mail daily Zoo P. NJ.
Through night express, daily. ..11:OO +. NJ
The p NJ express train will stop only at regu-
lar telegraph stations between this city and Ocean
This 10 the only line running through Pullman
Palace Cars to Louisville, Charlotte and Virginia
Springs.
Office corner Camp and Common streets, opposite
City Hotel.
E. p. SHUTE,
General Passenger Agent,
s. II. SCRANTON,
mvl3 General Superintendent
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Time-3:33k.

Time-3:33k.
The Pools at Saratoga.
SARATOGA, July 3l.-The following pools
sold o-night: In the first race, . free hand
leap, Madge $3.50. Carver $3.50, Belm0nt's
Woodbine and Botany Bay 4255, Dublin
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tou,s,ANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY
CLASS l.,

To be drawn in public at New Orleans,
On Saturday, August 22, 1874.
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RAILROADS.
hAILhVAUOs
N1EW ORLEANS, ST. LOUIS
AND CHICAGO RAILROAD COMPANY,
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE.)

rrains depart and arrive as follows from Calliope
street depot.
DEPART. ARRIVE
express. 700 A. NJ. Express. ] O:3O P. N.
Nal I. 500 P. ~ Mail. 800. 500 A. N.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars through to St.
Louis Chicago and Louisville.
Only one change OF sleeping cars to Eastern
cities. -
Tickets for sale and irformstion given at No. "a
Camp street. corner Of Common.
A. u. SHELTON, Agent.
jal2 1y 4. D. FROST, General Manager
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
spprox imations of $500 each for the nine
remaining units of the same ten of The ..
number drawing the $40, $50 prize are. l,sOo
approximations OF $500 each for the nine
remaining units Of the same ten Of the nm
number drawing the $4,000 prize are. l,S00
approximations OF $500 each for the nine
remaining Its Of the came ten OF the
number drawing the 10000 prize are. l,Sco
2eo prizes amounting to. $50, 400
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-01
ALEXANDRIA.

WITHDRAWAL OF THE STRBRr CARs-It Is
understood that owing to the want of patron
age the cars on the street railroad will prob ABLY
be Withdrawn early next week. They have been
run Tor some weeks at a loss, and the directors
have arrived at the conclusion that it is almost
useless to continue route that the public don't
seem to properly appreciate. The expenses
nave been cut down as low as possible no sala-
RES being paid to any of the officers with the
exception OF the treasurer, ami his an excsed-
ingly small one, ana the wages of the employees
belng barely sufficient to support them, and vet
the receipts are not equal to the expenditures
A gentleman from Washington was here to-day
inspecting the cars and horses OF the Company
I'D anticipation of buying them when they are
s!li. lt Is still thought, however, by some, that
L the road and stock can be bought low BY an
idiViduaI, and the track extended to Cats
tavern, West end, the investment will be profit
able.
a DISEASE il prevailing among the horses in
this immediate neighborhoOd which resembles
In some particulars the epizootic of two wears
since, but 1t is not as fatal as that was-GI<stts
last ereninq.
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EORG ETO WV.

COAL TRApE.-The coal trade for the week
PAST mas been active. Tue receipts of Cumber-
I1ni coal were is, go tons, and the ship ments
OF the same 1s.s tons. Gilmore. Meredith s.
20. nave received and shipped $50 tons OF the
houghiogheny gas coal, making the total re-
ments 10 go tons
STRCok WITH AN AxB--About5 o'clock yes
1e'1ay afternoon colored boy, named jams %
pen, was struck on the head with an axe in the
hands of another colored bow, named Oharlss
Cook, and severely injured. DIR. Msckall was
called TO attend the wounded boy.
GRAIN TRApE.-The schooner Kitty Ann ar
rived TO. day with 500 bushels of wheat for Hart
ley s Bro, and T. Q. Wheeler received 32j
bushels by rail- The sales yesterday afternoon
were SEQ bushels os wheat at SLAP; 900 bushels
90. at Al; 400 bushels at sli6, and 325 bushels
were sold TO day at SI5O.
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THE COUNTS.
police -.T,If0s On.

POLICE COURT-Judge Smell.
To-day, Jenaie Williams, a prostitute and
vagrsnt, was sent to the workho1se. Lawrence
Whitehead, profane; So. Mary Ann Curtis,
same; 50. Chas. Stepney, little boy, charged
being "full up" he was discharged. Smith
Washington and jackson Towles, profane in
Georgetown; IS. Washington Towles, carrying
a billy; so. VIM. Copeland forfeited collateral.
James H. Posey, same. Michael Noonan, tres
passing on public park; 50. Thomas Quin-
Ian and George Burdette, fast riding in George.
town; $40 each. Jacob Lumpkins, colored,
charged with driving two mules faster than
moderate trot, and driving over little girl
named Lettie Palmer, iEjuring her severely;
fined $50 and 80 days in jail. VIM. II. Thomas,
$50. Caroline Smith, Althea Goodman, and
Rebecca Carter, three colored girls, charged
with stealing wood from VIM. Guinand; So each.
John Usher forfeited collateral for swearing.
Benjamin williams, colered, assault on John
j. Georges; also, charged with stealing pair of
shoes worth 50 from Mr.. Georges, who testified
the west end Of the city, and in pursuing him
be turned and pelted him with paving stones;
six months In jail In each case. Ohio MeadIey,
Petit larceny; three months In Jail. William
III. Thomas, colored, larceny Of 81 from Martin
Becker, restaurant keeper, who testified that
defendant sneaked into his bar during his tenn
porary absence and robbed his money drawer.
MI. Shekell, his bar tender, testified that he
saw him leap from the window, and he followed
meneed calling out .,.stop thief, at the same
u
tleman caught hold OF him, and o portion Of the
money was recovered; six months In Jail. VIM.
Green, larceny Of some shoes from John Burke;
go, or sixty days In jail; Henry Q. Shoals, as
sault and battery on Robert W. Bogg; 81 and
eosts. ID. X. Apple, charged with embezzle-
ment of 500 from the American Button hole
and Sewing Machine Company; postponed,
and bonds given of 81 900 for q hearing. Thomas
Bolts, assault and battery on Henry Lewis; $40
and costs. Anna and Peter Schramm, propri-
etors Of the Central hotel. on Pennsyivania
avenue, between Ak and 9th streets, were ar
raigned on the charge Of keeping a bawdy-
house. Offcer Arnold testified that he,
in company with Officers Brown, Scott,
Lawler and Columbus, made raid
on this house this ming about three
o'clock. He had heard frequent complaints
about the constant disorder going on there
nights. Last night 1t was particularly noisy.
He and his men went there accordingly, and
arrested the proplietors, with other persons.
-Four or i've witnesses gave testimony as to the
character Of the house, and the judge fined the
defendants $500 each. An appeal was taken,
bonds Of $500 each given for the Criminal Court.
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THE w EATHER.

WARRINGTON, d. o., August 1, 1874 I0:sr a M Z
PRoBABII.TrIEs.-ForN New ENGLAND and the mid
ole states, generally clear and warn weather will
and low barometer, followed 10y threatening weata.
er and local rains. For the south Atlsntic and
the rest Of Saturday, with south or west vivid and
slight changes in the barometer. For Tennessee,
the OHIO valley and the lake region partly cloudy
weather and liTht rains, with southwest OF NORTH
west winds. followed by lower Temperature and
rising barometer. For the mort Invest partly cnudy
and cooler weather, with nOrtherly winds shifting
te essterly and southery, and stationary or rising
barometer.
LOCAL RECORD.
The Thermometer IN the business Office of THz
STAR ranged to-day fOllows:-S A. m 70; 10 A. no ,
60; IL NJ, 81; 2 .. m, 81.
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
SUNDAY, July 10, ls74,

SUNDAY, JULY 16, 1874.
fhOM WASHINGTON CITY.
e.0S .. M, Baltimore and Way Stations
f'Vo =, IN, naltlmore. Annapolis, Cranberry sad
Rrsnc Cesuons en- Main Stem, and Washington
100 a. m, baltimore and Rel.y.
t,nars s1S RSk, Philadelphia, Boston, Bal
sos =: "a, Chicago, s.. Louis. Louisville, oincia.
ford springs. Deer Park, Pittsb1rs, Il ok.
vile, Washington Grove, Germsntown,
TN. White Sulphur SPRINGS PSti,c, St en-,
- D1Hner AT CKnby land. SKSps- at Graftcn.
$50 a m, baltimore a0d w ay sts f ssi0aa-
io.o9 q. m, Baltimore, Blsdensburg, BeItsviIle,
I 90 Lanr' 4, AnPwspol's Junction and Relsy.
. IN lcott Oily, Baltimore. DtHHer az Relay.
S.59 N Baltimore, Laurel aud Relay.
mediate Way Stations N e'
40 p. IA. Winchester, Hagerstown, Frederick,
roIi.sn u hocks and WAY Stations, (yis Metro
$40 .. m. Bal more, Annapolis and Fay Stations.
703 ,. m, Baltimore ard Rsisy.
1.VO p M. Chicago, ST Louis, louisville, Cinoiu-
ley Springs, Rockviiie, Hssef.tSwn, Psa.
, IN man Cs,s; BTsakfasi az Gral:on.
s.as >. N, PittsbIrs, R5ceSiiie. POM Of Rock-,
msriinsbure, Berkeley Springs, Cumbsriaad.
ss e{,a at ell stations on Metropolitan road.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
biH'4'SIs e ~ Hgg S'GiioHs.-e.So g. n, 100,
For Baltimore and RslGy.-7.30 a. N. sna = 90
Wsu. ,o5 a. m. and7p.m.
P,nSbErg > 40 ,. N.
- Az TSaiHS Stop at ViafEet Hotel, selay
For further information apply st the Baltimore
Md ore Ticket oh;esI Washington Station, and
lsken for Baggage 70 be checked and rsCsiyss al
any point in the city.
81. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
GE0. D. kO0sTZ, Geo1 Agent. jyss
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The Markets,

BALTIMORE, August l.-virsinis skies, peeiers,
IS: Nirginiss, consolidated, - bid day
BALfINsRE, August 1.-Cott0D quieS aud steady
low middlicgs, l51s Gl6. Flour dull ana steady-
prices uncn anged Wheat steady-smoer wes,erp
5OGl 81. Corn firm for conference.-the sout lern,
yl9s2, yeliow southern, s2j mixed western, nom
NAL, as Oats active and frmer-sOuthern, 65:
western, IS. Bye dull. Hay unchanged Provis-
ions strong and quiet prices unchanged. Office
nfmer but not quotabty higher-Iittle better TO-
Griry fair to prime Bio csrgoes 2Oe1n. Pstroleus,
,nsehsSgtd. Whisky, 0,@ o., outside for Jobbins
lots. Sugar strong and active-l0sk nlO7s,
NEW YORK, August Stocks duii. Money, .
duli.
New YORK, August l.-Flour dull. Wheat auiet
and VI char god. Corn quiet and steady,
tohDoN, August ], IL 80 D. m.-l0-Ij bonds, loo /;
Elie, SeA. -
LONDON, August /, q .. m The amount OF bulIioe
wfhcrawn from the Bank OF England on balance
to day is tl0CCQ..
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lY THOMAS BOWLING, AuctIonoer.

TRUSTEES SALE or DESIRABLE TWO
STORY AND BASEHENTBRICK HOUSE on
HIGH 4, STREET, GEORGETOWN, d. o., AT
a BY virtue Of a deed OF trust, bearing date on
~ me 18th day OF August, q. D lS72, and duly
-. - corded In Liber 6s: folios z6, one Of the land
OF the party secured thereby the undersigned, trus
tee will offer fer sale, on the premises, pablc
lai a. O'Clock ?. M, parts Of lots numbered nine
addition to Georgetown D. g.. the sa aa bsns n
suitable for and used as a store and dweIiioV the
hon being No. 90 High street Said parts Of lots
begin at point on tie west side of said Hgh strsrt,
one hundred and FIFTY two aud eleyea-twei.ths
(l52 2j feet from the intersection of High sire Il
with LIST street. and running thence wcstwardly and
the house on this Rrouad and thu house next al
Joining on the south one hundred aud twelve (Il2j
feet TO the west line OF tot i1ety four fg in said
addtion thence with the west line Of sid lot uino-
tyfour south twenty aud three tweifshs ( S-ley
feet; thence eastWardly aHd parallel with the aid
hrst line Of this parcel # ground hundred ami
the building line Of High stree; TO The said noin
81 beeirning The houss has six rooms and Is we'll
located for business, and Away reats we'll,
Terms: Twelve handrtd dollars cash: BALANCE In
six, "a lve, and eighteen months, with interest AZ
six cent secured by deed of trGst the prope-
property is struck of fterms Of sale are 20. con
piled with in seven days sitter sale, the trustee ra-
serves the rieht to resell the property the risk
CIV. COOPER. Trustee.
jyl-d6ds THOS. BOWLING, huct.
1.-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
TUESDAY, July 2sth. same h1ur aud place
Jy2.d THos. DO~LIad, 1nct
~ THE ABOVE SALE IS PosTPosED until
G. W. COOPER. Trustee.
Jy28 THOS. BOWLING, Auct.
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Wasmfm8t0n 9t0ek EXch00Ge, Aug. 4.
Q.otofions Jts,stsAed By Middleton Co., 6asters.
tae meeting OF the " Arlington Stock xeasnge 90
stocks.N stionsl Bank CT Repubtic, 80 asked: Ma
,ion ns met Bssk, les Bis ssc3nd IA
Metropolitan stock, "a asked; Ooinrnbia stoSk. N
bid, ~ ssSed, sundry List-Ns.ional Theatre
D1nos, - e. per eeat 81 sskei; Mas ,sic TEN
asked; wsshiSg.On Civ Gss ssc;k, % bid; 0Assa:
district securities, District of CSiumbis)1P r.
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hii- LWashingtonl-wa.ar Stock 6s, j. j. &
ls S 3, Five fsaI Oertifestss. p $40,
j., ISIS: 81 bid; FuLd. bosn bonds. LEG 6s q,
n; ls2, s. bid 90 a.ked. oertiR sstes 81
sock, tls&Sl os, rs bid, 50 asked Board Of Public
Wo,ks-Certi6cates General Improvement. SIS, j.
iS.t; s. bud, do. ISIS, IS bid, 50 ssked; 10.
iSo. IS bid, 20 ked; do. ISL, "a bid. So asked :
do Series sis bis; Oertifieates, Sewer, SIS.
1874, sss bio; do ISIS, 651s bid; do, 1876 6Si bill:
20 lS1', asa bid; do. ISIS, IS bid; do. series. ssH