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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-31

| Attenn0m, company A, An9ell's Battalton-
osl NAE EUCLID Bo ORR n Jn Captain.
| Attention, Company C, Angeles Regiment
special meeting will be held THIS EVENING,
Oct. 81, at the club room on Bar racks street. Ali
| L. CLAupEI, O. S. o3l It,
Attention, jackson Riaes-The members Of
tins club will meet at their headquarters at o'clock
NJ: SATURDAY, the 3lst instant. Regulations
By order ' r. ST T pENNEE Captain.
| THOMAS b. DouLoN. O.S. OBJ M&E
ADJUSTMENTS.
| o~~~~>~r~0~~0~~~~o~>-~~~~o~~
RIDwELL's ACADEMY OF MUSIC
| Last three Performances of the Great
CARDS
Saturday Noon and Night, October 81, 1874.
attend on its first representation Dumas famous
Comedy, entitled
MONS. ALPHONsE.
Sunday Night, November 1, 1874,
Wilkie Collins's
THE NEW NIAGDALEN.
O31 tt
GLOBE THEATRE
j. KITTREDGE... Lessee and Manager.
Thursday Evening, October -, 1874,
The popular buresque of
THE BRIGANDS.
The wORREILS. the BYNES. CAHILI. and the
entire strength Of the Great Combination.
Friday, October 30. 1874,
TN EVENT OF THE SEASON
First of a series of select dramatic entertainments
sHAKEsPEA Ar CLUB.
When will be presented Bulwers play of
RICHEI4IEU,
With strong and powerful cast.
Saturday Noon,
GRAND FAMILY REUNION AND BLACK
EYED SUSAN MATINEE with pleasing
OLIO entertainment, arranged expressly for
SATURDAY NlGHT-THE BRIGANDs.
SUNDAY NIGHT-BLACK-EYED SUSAN, and
full and complete Clio at both entertainments.
MoNDAY-Entir Change-New Faces-New Acts
etc. 90
OPERA HOUSE
Season 1S74.75.
From this date the Box Office will be open daily
Office at Flies music store No. ISL Canal street.
OA 1t
|GAYETY THEATRE
" Corner Common and Baronne streets.
CHAs O. WHITE. Director Of ANN Amuse%eHts.
OPEN EVERY NIGHT,
With a Mammoth Variety Combination.
Admission Only 25 cents.
Monday Evening, Oct. 10th,
And ID. Every Sy,I Evening in ID During the Week
BABY MCDONALD.
And
Twenty five SPECIALITY Artists Appear.
Monster Bill Tonight. o6 3m
A SUCCESSION OF CHARITABLE
BENEFITS
Will be given by Mr.. D. BIDwELL, at his
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
To the
LADIES' CRESCENT CITY RELIEF
ASSOCIATION,
For the
FAMILIES OF THE FALLEN BRAVES
MEMORABLE FOURTEENTH DAY OF
SEPTEMBER.
Presenting Series Of Select Entertainments,
SIX CONSECUTIVE NIGHTS AND TWO
MATINEEs, Commencing
Monday Evening, November ,, 1874,
Continuing
Tuesday, the Sd, Wednesday Noon and Might the
4th, Thursday, the 5th, Friday, the 9Th, Satur.
day Noon and Night, the 7th.
Tickets can be procured Of w. A. Bell, 10 Union
street, Acting Chairman Of the Trustees OF the
Ladies' Central Relief Committee
Tickets, One Dollar each, good for any Enter.
tainment during the Series.
Due notice will be given when reserved seats
can be obtained at the Box Office
As also the Programme FIR the full Series Of
performances. The Ele6ant Diamond Locked,
made by and now on exhibition at Mr.. E. A.
Tylers, 115 Canal street. will be presented by MI.
D. Bidwel, to the Lady selling the Greate2
Number OF Tickets for the Series. o41m
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Attention. Louisiana Rifle Club-New Or
leans Oct. 80 1874 - Meeting THIS EVENING
October 80, at 1903 St. Charles street. at o'clock
As matter of unusual Importance may have to be
considered, all members are requested to make it
duty to be present. By order:
JOHN AUGUSTIN, President
FRED ERNEST Secretary. O}0 it,
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ITO RENT

TO RENT
Stores No. so and "a Chartres street.
Stores No. A and As Royal street.
Store No. 100 Canal street.
Dwelling No. II Prytania street.
Dwelling corner st. Charles and Dufossat.
ID. D. ROGERS
$40 If No 30 Canal street mn stairs
LNOR RENT-THE WELL LOCATED THREE
IL story Granite Front Store No GO Magazine
street Possession given ON the LIST of October For
particulars apply at and Canal street, corner Of
Delta. SEE If
rNO RENT-THE LOWER FLOOR OF THE
i building No. 191 Gravier street. Also, the
lower floor of No. 1876 Gravier Immediate
given: Apply to McGEHEE, SNOWDEN ! VIO
LETT, l9l Grayier street jyl9 If
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Metairie Cemetery Association - New Orr
leans OcIOber IS. 1s74-The Metaire Cemetery Asso-
citation respectfully announce.that they now pre-
pared to sell OTIS in the New Cemetery, and invite
the public to visit their grounds. The Association
propose and hav. determined, by suitable improve
ments and OrnamentatiOns, to make this Cemetery
not only the largest but the most beautiful resting
place for the dead in this section of the country.
The drives through the grounds are over five
miles in extent, all sheed, and will be kept inper-
feet order and repair The lots laid ont each
six by twelve feet and therefore larger than the lots
generally adapted by other cemeteries. The prices
of lots, for the present is fixed at dollar and
twenty five cents per superficial foot, ninety dol
lars for a lot.
We have recently erected a Chapel, or Receiving
Vault for temporary interments and for the use of
parties who in the event of death in their families
may be unprepared for place of nterment. These
vaults will be rented and can be used for period
of six months in order that parties have time to
procure lots and cause to be erected such tombs or
monuments they may desire. Those who may
have occasion to the Receiving Vault. and who
become purchasers of lots in the Cemetery will not
be charged for the use of the temporary vault.
Information for the purchase of lots or the of
the Receiving Vault will be given application to
W. S. PIKE, President of the Association. at his
Office on Camp street. O25 lat
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Office Crescent City Loan and Building Assoc
cia ion, No. 40 Camp street. (up stairs), New Or.
rleans, Oct. 90, 1s74-The Crescent City Loan and
Building Association will off Loan of MOI ey to
its Stockholders at the office of the Association No.
40 Camp street, (up stairs), on FRIDAY EVENING,
November 9th. at q o clock.
By order of the Finance Committee
O29 eE&SN E. E. BUCKNER Secretary.
NOtice-There will be given this evening n
Concert and SOciable at the METHODIST CHURCH,
corner of Felicity Road and Chestnut streets. The
Concert will begin at half past six instead of half
past seven, as printed the tickets. Some of the
best amateur talent in this CITY has been secured for
the occasion. Tickets only 25 cents. o29 2tM&E
Office Life Association Of America, St.
Louis Oct &c. 1ss4-NOtice-A meeting OF the men,
bers of the Life Association of America will be held
at the office of the Association in ST. Louis Mo-,
the 18th day of November 1874 at 10 o'clock in the
morning to consider and take action upon certain
proposed amendments to the charter of the Asso
citation
BY order of the Board of Directors.
o27 tnl0 H. W. HOUGH. President
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Special Notice Parties having Pledges at
HARTS LOAN OFFICE, upon which interest is
due requested to call Immediately and settle for
slme otherwise they will be forfeited and sold.
By order of
OBJ nj 36s J. HART, Manager
NOtice.-AnthOny Zibilich, who is insane,
disappeared yesterday from the residence of tho
undersigned He is q years old, 5 feet inches in
height. light complexion, auburn hair, and was
dressed in brown coat white shirt and black
felt hat. He holds his across his stomach or
along his BODY, like soldier A liberal reward will
be given to the person bringing him to
JOHN RADOLOVITCH
OBJ 3t* No p st. Philip street.
Special Notice to shippers-The steamer
JOHN KYLE having been lnavoidably detained by
not receiving her cargo will leave positively THIS
DAY, Friday, at p. NJ.
O3O A. M. HUTCHINSON CAPTAIN,
Hall Variety Dramatic Club, New Orleans,
October 90 ls74-The officers and members of the
above named club are hereby notified that regular
meeting will be held at No 3 Carondelet street THIS
friday EVENING, at y O'Clock. Important bust
will be transacted. Members are respectfully
requested to attend.
By order: S. j. HART President.
j. A. MELANCON, Secretary O30 NAE
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SPOTSWOOD HOUSE
46 St. Charles Street.
The undersigned, formerly proprietor of the
Spotswood Hotel, at Richmond, during the war,
and also connected with the steamers Princess,
vicksburg, Quitman, Mary Keene, and Natchez,
would be pleased to see his numerous friends
and acquaintance at the NEW SPOTSWOOD
HOUSE, 46 st. Charles street, where the choicest
WINES, LIQUORS, AND CIGRAS
Will be found,
o3o 3m W. F. CORKERY, Proprietor.
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LNOR RENT-Large two-story and attic brick
IL house, 2s9 ST. Charles, corner Calliepe, hall Is
rooms stable. carriage house. hydrant, gas, tagged
yard 500 per month Also, entire third floor of
No. 6 Carondelet between Canal and Common di
vided into two Offices. $40 Der month for both APP
ply to 3. r. FORMAN, attorney at law, Carondeet
street, ond floor front office. o21 I'm
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nor RENT-That large and c0mm0diOus Resi-
Il dence, No. 1856 Camp street, between Julia and
st. Joseph. containing upwards Of thirty apart
ments, and adapted to the requirements of family
hotel Location excellent. Terms moderate but
security of the most satisfactory charactea required
Apply to c. f. GIRARDEY, 81 Camp street,
o25 1w or CHISM e. BOYD, 1O4 POydras st.
NOR RENT-Two desirable front offices No. IS
Il Carondeet street and No. AZ Union street. Ap-
ply to r. MILLIKEN, No. 142 Gravier street.
O24 I'm
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LNOR RENT-Neatly furnished rooms and superior
Il board, with all the comforts of home at No. 3
Coliseum street, I'd door above Mepomene. o4lm
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OPERA HOUSE
Seak ON 1S11.75.
From this date the Box Office will be open daily
from II to 3 p NJ
Office at Flies music store, No Isl Canal street.
O34 1t
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Attention. Company A, Angeles Battalion-
Assemble THIS (Saturday) EVENING, at o'clocl
at 80 Natchez street. BY order OF
OBJ NAE EUCLID BORLAND JR Captain.
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EHAYETY THEATRE
" Corner Common and BarOnne streets.
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the Nargkets

RA1rTsoEs. rece7l.'r.r II yirrin5s six-s 49,
ers, a.; Vi sinis's, corsciGA'ed. e :: West vir.
FiLi- = Nt-, Ttb Ia it"a Nes, Old % g. 81.
-; d. snecIEI tax, b:d to-day.
tTRv lew rniSd ir-s. la; ., l2s- FIogr ar
CT arg c and dull. wkcs' aa1l-N MOI rea E-..e-5
IN 20 u; teir - Time DO rs 20 D: r. I'D
l.l0to IL; red Maryland. ~ 20 80 &c. am ner
white SOU herD, IS 20 -; wStern, "a q =. a.iXel
western, rs a. elevator Slto . ST rack Oats ma
and scsrce-soU' heru 66 % 10: vss.,rn white s. 10
~; 90 mI1ed, 65 e. sc. Rye unchanged, CSC - o.
Boy unchanged. FrCyisi0-s gt aiS sud Qrict PIX
urct anged Bulk meats nominsl-rs-od Iass
l@WeT-jobbiuR shouleeTs, 10 T. lJ aear rib s..c-.
Ia &c Ia, sugarCUrC6 hans dan. 3 - Ia. Lard
uncEas&ed Mesterl inter adv snd 10 fIfr d.
nin- choice sui, 3 - az rolls, % - 81 p -.
Ieum SnIi CoE~e quiet but tim and fair jobh'n 2
trsde-fsir 20 priuo Rio csrscas, H. 20 I4-,.
Nhisky nrcha'ssG. l OTTO !. %. sUSa- ia go-d de-
NOS d. lf44 t. I0is
NEW YoRK, D@cember y Flour FUV aid bss-v.
best quiet and unchanged. Cora dull q Il IN
Nzw YORK, Rscenabo- T-stocEs dru ami
LIVER. hoItN "a, Cold. NJ. ExchauFe, Ions
+rIs: short, 4sG5a. Goyerrnn-bt nct!ve a1f -ta5r
IoSDoE, Decemhsr II, l2.sG D. m-Tae rate
for money st the Stock FxctRnse On ooy a-rl1le7t
pcns. iU-t0s. Ioi. new f~es. 1g2
LONDON. Pee flbeT II, $50 p n The hn-lga7 II
the BsDk Ell Er elsrd hiss IL ess@d ES,6 CO i-rih-
the past wee Foe procnrtiJn ot ~ bank FsSarg.
10 J. ability which last week vas a. pr cat, -
now 5a5s. FaTis dispatches quote Teutes S. france,
&C CeuiIE5es
loNr0N, recsu.har u. AZ m-Tha anoYu. r
iuiioo s"J ? into The BsGk Of England on b=la-o &c
tc day IS Ii 90
PRS, December ~ -Sns Gle in tie BANK f
France hes increassd ,22l ,efO frs1cs gariag tns
Past SeCk. Rsntes CT fraucs, s7iz time
FRAEEFoRT, eCemh5r E.-R7n2s, ISL &, "a b..
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Condensed Lupats

Don't forget the salc OF ogtgE,i paintings By
cur NsshiI gtOn artists 20 night
The lecture % Rev. DT. South crland at the
n. q. Avenue NJ r ChgrCh toni ht on Hash
viii be literary treat.
TIE Patent Of-ce Issued this week patents
TO tle following Perso ~ residing n this city
Rewards Co.. trade MAJ <. tstatIoGeTy;) Harry
King. iInpTOvs IIeur IN scrib-Ts.
Detective NcEifrss1 last nigh. arrested
wblfe boy named james Kane, alias PikEie
MEG Uire, WEo II wanted in Baltimore to answer
a CLaTSs Cs larceny.
Col Florence promises sparkling a11 bright
GG<s.ts next sunday, prepared especially Tor
tie CIristElas seIsGT-'' . model society anil
family fCUr- ALI See s1vt.
The Printer Tournament ASSOCIATION have
settled thCir accounts. The ITiIr of one mar
tiers tuition offered by Mr. Geo L Sheldon. - 3
professor q darGipC, wss acc. = aud sGGTt 81
IL ~ EiCkaTcs. Of The frst- ass.
Columbia EOysl Arch Chapter. No. I, ut its
regular meeting last night. presented Mr.. p. H.
Boswell, the retiring past high priest, with 2
handsome aud costly jewel aVPrCPri8te to his
Office.
EiT. y. ?. Go-ran, president; BENZ Fawcstt,
treasurer; Coz. Riser. OF Frederick county. and
A. X. Stake, Of WeShiu EtOn county. directors
Of the Chesapeake and Ohio canal, left Baiti-
DoTe This morning OF a visit OF inspection %
lie
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Washington Harkets-Tae Railing
Prices To-day.

msAI. - Bel porter Nn1ss, AtI1sc. y Z, otto
sirlnins )2ic; % tro1si : g. DO. yys;s Y,s1's',
sG@zoc., DC: teCrnedi ioGl5c., O. drlet. - Or
70 siiceo, &C ~; chiprei. sc p1rS, lossi>; %.
e., ine,l % i9>sc' .-uit . lStc laun, 80; veal
9C-sS, srisd D l. , & e: harls s,'!el, i9s-o..
49, shol' > G. ~ y ~. 'Sc, oui' "a
go. 49, i-i-N Lh,' .-Ns -st-s ca, 4,
N,tLt - -A.-tS &C.. 'std. l. "a - - -
f>H--k co. St'q.Hc. = punch. plEch. E.o.nc.
ncat ,cAtn-G,1S- FtuEC a n. trt-h { ~, aus =
u; Tlhe, ftG.t hGACsi bAlbut, = = iH. EliiS
i r "a, y ( = SalD' Sou, L. - - - ~
- - " -, F. e,,.S-' NSs., = s~st -
20 g, L u TI1 blus No. l. @-Sc . y ~
,ANeh, - 1ehs: hiLv S.tEs z ut d, sH-'s
g IH-I' 10 To o. %, ~ - 30. fu.i'.'l
SSt;--Sl -, ~, . acS, = 50 ~ E2es''
49, ssA.Nl u - VIII 2. &c 4 % si5t'
a. e ~ - a, Ct, - . 81 e.ca
as -. - GU, t;ieh, - cNNts = PEGS
- = = g = CO, so. lss 81 c-s, = r'.N,
- Z '44.iN 60 -. =, 49, g.. = . .,'
-. &c =, %" q 49, 49,, go ~ r IA.
> 1890 - - Ss't's fgnA-4' 4. =
- , ,,,@toS. PC, ,.,- n -. .
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TIE CHRISTMAS SEASON.
where 20 Fsuy Holiday ssoo,is

That he bundled thousand readers OF The
STAR may know just where 70 % FOR such
articles a. they may need tor holiday use or
holiday gifts, we no.e below the places where
they can be best accommodated, and propose
20 continue this useful directory trcm daT to
day turirg the festive seasOn. as new al yer
ts~mentS appear.
Fer beaithfui beverage soda water is much
better than sTirituouS OF yinOus drinks. Nil
BUks a. No. ls-9 Pennsylvania avenue, fur
nishes bot ard cold scds water at all seasons Of
The yssr.
BITTER and eggs are standard and indispeu-
Fable articles 20 eveTybrdy'- iarfer. For good
articles in ttis ike 60 70 D. NJ BEAMS No. gl5
Loui>iars avenue.
accounts all around. Ee>sTs. DICEsoS ~
PAITLEsCS, tire eufeTIrlsing real estate ani
insurauce aeeHts, viii pat Your claims against
the District government through in rapid and
satisid ctCTy manner. File them with them.
There can b 10 Chr stmas trees aud not
much fun fCE the juveniles without candies.
speedily choice FTsrch mixed candy. Coz
NELL - Sons, No. Ills PeBESv .yaUiS avenue
keen this Kind, which they offer for = cents per
pound. Clubs supplied az New York rstes.
\ truly i've grocery man, who keeps up a
stock Ct ECCds - suit the times IL q. WITMER
No lsiS PtrUsylvania avCuue-we-t end. Hi
stOck Of Ca'awbs wines, Old hams, fOr baking;
genuine fruit JeiIes IN 10 pound buckets, and
ceie hTated ball barrels Of u1ur made bv the
keUICit patent process, command great a..
teuti6H, md sell rapidly.
EEOI BEAD " Co No. I-04 : street. have a fine
tttCE 81 cry gcyrs edltabio IOT The SC tS'R.
Lock a. tie iist of attractive gOO,iS with prices
appended in their advertisement.
BIgOat your boys with new suits, now that
there Is a chance 10 90 81 cEeaPly. Diagonal
suits IN back at - 81 each :Or bows from u II
ytRrS, and : ! %, from . 20 8 vrars. Heavy net
Shirt al 60 ceriS each. Such opportunities do
not often C1Ier-gI@ u street.
Thee frosty mornings remind one that
RAnsEJ EG's, on High street, Georgetown. il
the place where genuine buck gloves and
gaCftefs cGB Re hal. Gloves and uuderyar-
mems OF b1ck>kiD made % OTsisr aud sen, by
mail 20 all pat Of the country.
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THE COURTS.

cLtS6 SpUhT-Judqe XrsY.
To-day, some dozen cases of common drunks
we're disPossd OF, the usual assessments being
levied, and then Edward Sinor, a heavy bni T
loaier about gin chops and houses OF itt.ftna
was cesignated for 3 striped suit and rat!ops in
the cham Gang. Lewis Goddard, colored VS.
pulled for too familiar assault upon MY
Harris, spruce looking colored girl. who ssii
her service place, when Lewis, q total Stranger
10 her entered and threw his arms lovingly
ABOUT her waist: til at she was not that kind of.s
girl: Lewis protested that he was oniy i.to,iin
VIC her" He was wsAed for IS. Simon VAST
lneion, q little colored boy, was sent ont 10
gather cinders BY his mother, but jnstea 4 of
cong SO nlled his bucket with black damon Is
nom q pile on Stepenson's wharf; he was
caught, and his mother had to nav a 70, i"
DANIEL IL, Bailey and Lewis johnson, colored,
S went eus fofagtng Tuesday night and took tvs
sons store in South Washington, which they
wheeled away and sold to cOiored man name
Cole for 50. The flour WAS worth SI5 ga or
three three months NOR each in jail. They accepted tbs
latter situation. John Hawkins, LsWis Jones.
Calvin Peck, and Charles Harris, All youn;
co'oIed men, charged with breaking into tas
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G EOR ETO I'm.

GRkEN TEADE.-A TriveG-B0a l.. 2 Wheale-
with $50 bushels = heat a2d % barrels q ,rr for
-. u. s ). NJ .WateCs. We note sales Yesterday
Of SEQ bushels wheat at I.3l.. and IgJ., al
go bushels AT ! 30 y. Market firm.
CATTLE MARKEr.-NessrS Weaver MANS 81
90. Tepor: receipts At Drovrrs' Rest. Yesterday.
OF 23j head Of beef cattle, 900 sheep aud 30 60 "a
and calves, which were disposed OF as follows
~ beef catt'e sod 70 butchers, az prices rany-
lLg nom to { Z cents per pound; Il were sold
10 farmers at 10 ; a cents per pound: IL iroT ;
10 Baltimore. and Ia left over; 2n1 sheep sold 10
butchers at u 6 cents per pounds GO extra
sheep sold at ~ cents per uouit,: 40 lsfr Owe.
80 COWS ard calves sold Tor SD 10 SOC. Market
bTisk-stock Indifferent.
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%
QtStott0RS FURNISHED ~ Middleton 8 Co., bGaksrs.
TIE following were the prices bill add a,sci es
the Meeting O. tire Washington Stock Excherc- t.
say;-U :. god, Ia bid. Bank s'"ck.Sationsl
Ba- < # Republic, lSJ bid: G.tioGal Metr 9pii-
tan Bark. TO bic: Ciizons' MAJ nBl Bank, III
bic; farmers and Mechanics National Bank %
GsCrse OWL, lea bid. City PASSENGER RA'irOsi -
WEshirRtos AID Gsorgst STOCK, IS bid; Ne-
tTOpoii'an stock, 70 bti. - ssse5. Sandy Lis
N soni- Tempt R0nds,F e q, g pr cent, g35,
81 bif, 81 h-sed; PotOuaH Fire IacuFa Co. - C B
GeaFsetOvn II, 100 bid; National ristrap i'an Fira
LIS Go sts,E, luo biz. District Eocarilire-. De
trtct ofCclonfiaSWn. o. :. boH'ls - s j.,
le7a, g t,d; 90 60 20 J. J., ISIS, @. h-di 10
DO. 7's J. J, lS1T 9 hi; ThicaCo i': . sc -
4sJ } g It'd; Psrmanenf HAP IL, j. s l}Sl /,
SEQ bid. u ash go: Mark Stock toHds, ~, &
is!z, 50 bad. g s.k.d. FGuGed Lean, lCaEc-a-s,t
s6:s, F. = A. 1874. GO bid. o., s-s't tws-a-
his. g. 10 - asse-; "Teu YeGT b7nTs," s., 8
4 J ISIS. s. bid Furded Losn BoCds. lie +; ,
s. r, 1872, s9is bid; Csrtatstes Vi Sto -,
lS'Sl o. %, 81 pleasure, u bia,
s. .l5i4 % bii; d., ls75, S2ss ait:Ao I =,
s.. bi1. 80 lI7, S94 tis; Do l-7Sr s. tit, -
RE, 81 BID. C,ftthcsfes. 5sEFr. S. = i7's
6 tic: - 1873, 81 b; 3, ISIS, 67's lid: DO /,
70, as tlo; do, ISIS, "a BID Do ssies, 81 bie
Water certificates. SIS, iS77 81 biI
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house OF James W. Fowler, Nc. i07 ID street
northeast, and stealing q trunk containing
clothing, books, paper, sc. This is the case
mentioned in yesterdays .SrAR, when the
thieves left in the slley diSining the hoase,
snorg other rejected thirgs.a bible contain
irg two hundred aud rSa dollar. which was re-
covered. but other articles were taken axsy sai
sold. Some OF these have hseu recovered. Sew
ersl witnesses were heard, and the evidence
abundant 20 convict them, 81 oNcsut Peck,
who WAS discharged, and the Others committed
for the grand jury.
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CITY ITE AS.

BLACK AND WHITE SATIs folded Ties: Back
SIX Ties Of super 10. qualities; fancy Winters
anc mace Scarfs in the Latest patterns ami col
oriDgs; Silk. Cashmere. and Woolen Mugisrs
&c One price oDly. GEO. &. HsssINs,
4l0 7th street.
SHORTHAND WRITING.-Mr. C. SHERMAN
proposes to teach this excellent business accom-
pllslment by mail in practical and en- 81 mao
Fer. fltmans most Improved system can 500 4
De matnred ana a business far better than a
cierEsblp ensured. Terms los: circulars sent
iron' ~ west 10Th street, New York city.
Luxury, health, economy insured by usinp
Dooiey's Yeast Powder. Elegant Light Rolls,
biscGits &c, prepared in 10 inmates. Try it.
TO CoKsuNPrIvEs.-Many have been happy
TO give their testimony in favor of the nae Of
HtftoT PETe God Lirer Oil and Lime" ES-
peflence has proved it 70 be a vaiasbie remedy
ior Consumption, Asthma, Dipatheria aud an
dISt asses or the throat and lungs. Manufactured
only cy a. d. Nuoor, Chemist, Boston. Sold
by druggists generally. eos
Asx YoUE GROCER or wine merchant for
Charles Heiosieck's siliery or extra dry Cham
payne.
Fxcelled By none. st.ths:
wKArHER STRIPS at Hamilton & Pesrson,s
L. M u a. Building. 2,s,eo6
CoRre, &C-"The wise fer health On dai,v
walks depend }" and thousands patroniza ~
Whites establishment, SIS 18th street. opn,sI.e
y. .. treasury, to avoid painful Corns Buo.
Ions, Inverted Nails, etc.
TO b CURED Of Rupture wear the Elastic
truss, 80 PennsylvaEis avenue northwest. SIS
TIT TIE ELAsTIo Tspss, 2s5 Pennsylvania
sss"ae' 2,5
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