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National Republican., 1874-05-30

Il; THE graves Of the dead warriors viii be
decorated to-day ct Arlington and other
National cemeteries in the vicinity Of the
city The programme Of the services and
ceremonies will be found in another
column. ,.-. ..-a
National Republican., 1874-05-30
THE ARGUMENTS 4oFsGo UNsEB.

THE ARGUMENTS 4oF9G0U UNSET.
The marked contrast presented by the
arguments of Messrs. Mattingly,s Stanton
and Hsrringtou, the counsel for the Board
Of Pubic Works to those of Messrs. Mer-
mex and SheIlabarger, on the. other side, as
regards tone, tempeL' dignity and weight,
must create tayoraBle impression In behalf
Of the board upon the minds of all who
read them without prejudice The former,
albeit they are emanatiohso from men com
parstiyely Youthful and ihcYpetiepced, ex.
hibit calm research intoa the facts of the
easeland a.cpmpfehsnsiHs view of the nlsg-
rftude of ehs work accomplished which
would have ref Iected credit upon, thepeldel
heads hndpiarge Legislative Lexperiencs- oi
their eppolentsn Fhs reader viii look ID
vain ;fof any Of cths s'stickllng upon small
points Taudotthe 4pettifogging1 ringing ot
changes upeng gliEsring generslities, arsuP'
ported byia singls ,Iespectable' witness,
which rcharsete the labored ldisquisitlons
Of fthe' counsel fof the 'nneAefialists. EiT The
whole hesIipg Sf ths youthfut counsel q
the board . that Of men surely grounded Il
the justice of their cause and nthe fectitud.
of the intentions Of their cifsnts. Taking
broad and coinprehenslveyieE Of fthswhols
case, ,sthey ppoceed tooonhEts the argument
ana turn all:the posia aons fnaintAtned On che
oihey adsitI Tine = and space both forbis
that We ishopld inlthis; article enter lintoaa
dsuiled Osoaspsrisonn OF these Latgdmshts
bat we cannot forbcar sfiudihg 70 several q
the more impostant points elucidasedaf
Alluding 70 the allegatior that The claus
Of the organic ssct hiSh prohibits th
board 6omr hinding 1.-The pissriott 4
fhe payment dofi' any sum dYof y none
except in pursuance q q of Gppfcpri.asia.es
BY The Legislative Assembly Mo- MAJ
tingly sptlyq and . conclusiyely ,nreplle'
TT might be sufficient answer, 20 thi
National Republican., 1874-05-30

IT Will be seen from our London dis.
patches this morning that the British Gov
ernment is resolved to settle its little differ
ence with Spain in regard to the yifginius
matter. i''
National Republican., 1874-05-30

900 soldiers in the effort 70 spbjugste them.
they still stand readyto dnsr US not only
equal chances with the res. sof the world.
but the abolition Of shyery ind the success-
fuf assertion q the AniericSn idea >os free;
dom Throughout the entire cpntihent. II
National Republican., 1874-05-30
DRoPesALs FoR,FgELs
= i. a - ut.0sgas1ses a.sts.. ssonss, Z rs,

!. !. : HEAD9uARTEes aARtgE .conPs.
- =" 60 QUARTERAAsTERs9 OFFICE. \
sss;ss g.9Pos.l, vii TsesiIsd 4 ms O6ef nm
asi % ~ ana ces I'm 2
states NaTine. a. enc Or. more Of the fo:loE In g
%o5d S 6t Se sS
lysTed Rttlsd Hpessgsed iH sat InsGecisd as nrch
hay be desisnsed By tie coniha aHdins Marine ON
oeF ne sI of +, e p ins United ssstss
nee fS2 agst sRa weigh 70 pounds g &: Ton
sues sRs uSs S %.s y
assas BarsGf n ai hy r gS SSoh O WoS
terIy reqalsItion OF the eornmau show
Ing hs aasnttiss required In, AeeOFdAAee with rOS-
lST.HS+1 '' 20 D.. FoRrsspUTHs Nh say :;
S sSnss cSrs1o u sSs %oSd -. p. - - -.
~. 70 EcHARL.sTowS, MASS. - -
80 cords OF Wood. -,
| - BROOKLYN, N. Y.sr
qneipdihg ASSISTANT -2uartermastet's- o.sss-l
ELECTROMAGNETIC PA. sr>rz
sS sS sSEs. sSn; q & fSSssd $dod :. (. - >.
uaoiadiDs ;sl,shisN5
SIneispdlnS guard at Naval aasa1ins'l II
ece cords Of Wood: Il. q -. Vi. sIl = yIti
90 cords Of w0sSssii 0sssiispoaT, va.osI:. r -
i 50 tous OF Coal ! = al. = rCla .ai ....! y
s'' " PEYsAooLR, rLX. -
. - MARE ISLAND, GAL. --oTs-.
ioS TONS OF Coal. = - - ..
50 cords or Wood. - .. --tr-.sr q - ,z
ewHh The priSIiess Of inesessinE the quAAtisy
M Eood and. osi ndrGishsd al Washington city
10 be easure Weighed and certified By the Gov
erh neni ins pector appolnted By The EGyy Dspart-
pent and tie expense .ttsndlns such Inspection,
sia Sf P re Mama Sas e, Ss
Pzyments will be made mon TIE Eeeeipts of ae-
couits duly authenticated W the commanding on
GERS Of The posts a. swhtsh she Wood or Coal has
been delivered The risnI Is reserved to resct all
bids co nsIder cd unreasonable. -
a guaranty, 70 be- signed w two fespeeslo per-
lhe United States District Attorney or United
stats. solI:et9f must y @acSoHpsS{ @ each proposal
| 10 Be Endorsed proposals for Fuel and sd-
dressed % tas ahasf'isn nWSSiLLfAa 3. SLICK,
mycr AID ouarsermasssr Unlsed States Marine
National Republican., 1874-05-30

THE stage drivers Of New York who
struck for higher wages have been entirely
defeated. The companies have succeeded
IN again placing all their. omni6uses upon
Broadway. s... ...s. ..-,. ... ..-.'.2 2.:aT
National Republican., 1874-05-30

vIHOPOSALS FOR FUEL AT IN z NAVAL.
Z kkcARtArs tr5zAsSAPyLis' MARY
sesisd' nropossls. El,a be Jscslysd tuakE dane
@ Noon, lror sappfkhE the Naval Academy
nAn t.osiS - t..e 49, :. - = -'i-i
100 IONS steamer A ntnrsclte CesI,
100 tons Cnm herland Coal, {oeOrfe's Greek, ruz
or NINE with fAlr proportlen OF lunps.
Ts Sc delivered e wharf Of Naval -Arddxmy, rec
Gas Coal lnmeds salsy after ths lat Of July nex,;
Aps6reelts Coal iR e. 4.
Angus fhe asllss.f q s.es ksAa lest y seqtll.
esr fhsn 80 teal pet Ays The eaa 10 be of the hss J
qnaIiJ rrce il1isa ac.als sRt 10Esl n ea1o poandS
rhs ss,ss, BIDS fae Coal not suitable for
l-p9f poses = = ses Asses.s i Y resssS
Rear Admiral ana superiHtendsas Naval 4s1dsaT.
National Republican., 1874-05-30

THE New York Tribune comes to the de-
fence of Cluss, and says that ''he IS not q
perured witness. {" But Cluss himself made
the admission that he was. . f--.W .Nl,l ..l-l
National Republican., 1874-05-30
Married.

HANNAH N-OFFUTT.-On Thursday evening.
May u, at the parsonsee OF 81. Stephens church,
Ills city, and AIEES16. JFFGrT, Of MoHtsopers 3
county, Nd. y ~ 3 p ~ = I, ~ F1sf|''
National Republican., 1874-05-30
slFUnpAr M6hNIse:,I.at ii !. Z : q . q.

4yIK TIE Senate yesterday Mr.. Sherman
reported 3 series Of amendments TO the
mOiety bill which will be found duly re-
ported elsewhere. s3.as,G gsi5 ~ aAs,-....
National Republican., 1874-05-30
dSUNDRIES-

r. ss,!s .-. .l-s- O.. -s-.a I-t.TgJ .g4fgs .l. " %
y. B.. Smith. &aeo's CRUSHED WHEAT and
GRAHAM FIevR tps, received fresh from the
mfiis In Brooklyn. N. z, and for saio tow: -
lri .Is-.ilsJ = '.s7t'I II Is ~; s1.- 80. 80
Also, another ihogstead (nearIy ton weight J
choice new TURKEY YPRUNEs, which We seil 3. Is
cents.- or seven pounds for d.
ID - go.
In short, our stock Is now large and complete. and
We are selling low, .-;.,--.-.
National Republican., 1874-05-30
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS


nR. FREDERICK EBRQWNS TDANDE-
IL LION OORFEE.
s,s sugsEifF RStSl9qis SsssEsF {Ss
rai,-rf,r, Y Il cr-o7 ir-r .fs sHEHRYaEA9ANgf
.myac-st.r ssks1th! and !. streets northwest
nAK GLEN. CONVENIENT TO THE CITY
" by rat, IA now open 70 receive summer board
erS. kppiy TO or address" eHJ g. N .DHERBERT,
0 my3o-afs5b eaj ,IS.D1Eu EiE.tli iLahrels ma
ovNTRY BvrrER 80 3S.yIa az o.sa Sst5 oI95 9si
CTresR COUNTRY PRINT BgTTER received
every rldaS % FOR sale by se7.lSi ey q Ls lJD
uavft GTiIto sEI .LSIi s9s HENRY FGANgo5
1JuH2estaa ri beseyeptb and Il streais rth,yestl
REAUTIFUL BELLS. -,
1lJIE q 1T ~ afi'I-EE = tGt4sI .aE = tIE
A beautiful and Instructive musical parior
Amusement. --,
pa % THE GOLDEN CHIME BELLS -
Are perfect In TosE andT TUNE, and can be played
by ono or more persons without having previous
FTiee 4nciadins IS pieces Of music, S2e can pe
seen OF Metssfott Co. s music st1Es, royvs sz ~
81. "a =. "a C-l ssGl%EE5J zIaWippo0S..i
"a. Ls'ybp A4Shbi
National Republican., 1874-05-30
i 'FoR THE SOUTH VINO OF THE. n Nv
aESTs' BUILDING, AT %AsniNaToN,
CT or suPKayisIxo AacHiTEcr.
TREAsuAI DkPARTMENI,

"AbHINGIolv ~. ~ nay ~ l5ISs-y
until aSs sa a1y q 81 5SSs IA toS TStSS
Ing, dslivering, atting and puitfne In place the
Windows OF the South Wing oi The New State, War
and Navy Departments, Bufdins, AZ washing-
Copies or ths, Drawings. spseiarations and sche-
thu wosk In place Will ba furnished By ths 0epkrt-
m:Hs; irss ofehsrEe ont viii be oEeetsa by tAscOn-
Propos.i, VIII be MADE bythe piece, as called for
Irns work sili nos be sub-dfvidsd among dlraSsnt
blddcrsS but will be consldered In tho A&gfegate.
The whots Of the work must 6e com plated within
thEss month"; from date of Acceptance OF Ne pso-
Paymsats viii be nads noatAiy, dsdEslIsg % per
cent. until the compilation OF the eontrset, x
Al bids must be Piled By psn,i n, oSna nh "
two responsible persoRs ID the sum Of I'VE
doara t4S, COL thai the bidder WILL acc ept III
perform the eohtraetl aw.rdsSa isT ths . nt.
Siatss judge Clerk Or lhe United ststes Co1rtt or
the District AitsrRey OF the distries Tnsrs'n Aps
TSs psps rtnent rsierrss the right to- rsec. .y
or ali bids IL It deemed for the interest," Oh ina
NJ 1st - s,adoop the punte4 for to be
~, "a a. thls oeee aad must soatoi n IN eNsTy
resnsSt ~ Aa aulrealsn, Of the sdSsrtkssnents
or Il WI mol ba from n.r,,.. v,,o
are nct tnem nss md sko AaVs hot the necessaEy
csss,rarSe ccsss,a.,o. ~ gettin r out the NoEk2
1 Sas s e he.c:se K: y .s:is = s1s
TiHa SaIIalsS KEY Tws:hiSssos. DC ssd s:,sa 70
mya-rat ! sapirvhlne xfc6Iieeis
National Republican., 1874-05-30
.BOGAN
.slSzi q s1HaO s5sZT
- aZN
ZnIE ,7coT --=E
;WYI1E,,
10 syr1s sti ii3liH ID
oass.l01S sndlo2o
h u ;Bd1 hna ~ 1e7o
'a' Seventh Street =
2 Northwest. ~

pRoPpsALlS FOR. SALE OF WASTE
6la ,i..SJTRHisrFx DEfsftrMrsf, May Is isN.
a Sealed propesssfort the Waste Rsper Of tht1 DO
ssss Ii X i've
b m rnis,sa On sPplb
mysO.sstTaTh-ssi nsa u. AsaaE Chief Clett.l
lCtoAL .ANB weep FOR THE! TREASURY
" DEPARTMENT. as.Ll9 ~ s--.'s
TRExsuKr bXFxKrMKNT, May 25, 1874
PRoPosALs % sgppiyths Tcessury Repartment
a Sf j sad S Sse Gp
IL: u y,
I,smTSssT1rha1tb asH os6aAcsing CHEF clsfK.d
ssRd4 sH5 8 gSgSEE 81 The THE R
5ab 5I willia% !, 4B40lab boa s}ss.ssdats; ,poc b,
sS IsFs Kosnss ef.lsE.as 81 ASs'st prsiE -
yns M..t!nsy rsss,,sr the ,soys s1si;
os tion m n front I pf tas ptsnIss s real ssiste de-
scribe din the frocee61esIh thu Cause fof the ag-
lgrsgats sam Of e3oS Anss lhst the have
nv sS ylh 4 az tSSs q 81 ts a
sale be finally ratified and cohntmst cuths z1d day
q ggpe. 1szh prlsss ssnss 70 ths ss2ts, Sssasvn N
sssSs sea 52ses e SsIis 3
pfIor g ssid "a Day ofjais lT W. e t,'a ,l5s5 .5
r ByL i. MIIIfAass, AssI Clerk: layx-ssN
National Republican., 1874-05-30
RELIGIOUS NoTIcES

C1Tac9 or TaT sTsS-.v
- chspsl IN %: A., ,Nteth aud y strssls,
Rev. j. r.; Hahnerd; rsStesS syN DAY scrstees
~oUKRFERLY MEETiNa At
BraesN \, churrh, Ninth and streets
RRsssaysW Hsss Hsssssse's q I. = M by s.e Pastcs
Ing q ~. m. ~ Rev. W =. speske. the presidine
eldet frsachins srery night hext wssk. All In.
szeBNIvKBsALIsT SERVICES IN
n E,,ciIss MsssaeS ,EshPss ,a T,9a519RRoE Rev;
ths morning with the pAstor. In the oyenll X scr-
moa- ~ tbe psstors Res. c. 4. Fay. my1'
H. Z. fGHURCH
eSk-HF FeufteeBt'siahd q streets nor esf. RIv
II. A. Cleveland, pastor. At II .. m. kew. W. r.
speake, T, VIII prcasli; at p, m., the pastor.
2.sarteriy 1oye fsast on WEDNESDAY, NIGHT,
June . :. y. 4 = = Y ~ "a LLNY I ! Amy%
HE REF OR NED EPIsCO "A L
~ CHURCH. -Services will lie held IN Liza
solE- Hell. on SUNDAY EykNIN1, NEXT st .
o'cincs: Sermon BY Rev. William HcGuire. Public
cordially tnytfed, s-aXl4L a-zE q - myD
National Republican., 1874-05-30

e4Y-a n, CE al: .:.iv7ol.e: o.Fi
- ,+risI sssW Va sBoARs OF PUBLIC wonKs, 4
o:s .ay wasRiserSa RtscatsTSF pfif Gif1h1aiasai K iaa
for rssf.
Room 80, , GeIamStsn BaiISIng, EoaE-ssd;s:hsif
ssft y .nd Ass,
tlg OFFICE or THE CHEsAPEAKE
aY siSsss ssSs 81 sIi
is7t. IL the Executive Chs%ser e 5xnsnnasgolis,
M a;SfsMFmsd 6 WIZ lo2 cEbESskE3TsSsfEtsafy Tsssfssafy.
faT DR. p. g. BOND HAS REMOVED
sS u z ssFSDf ssSfs
prompt sttfnttoa, q % q Z. III Tnhai-u
flSrAbL THE COUGH fMEDICINES,
n;Ssm 9oaL oins Troshes. Gel, at the 5 ds1-
-fWscURRENT 4Nb BACK NUMBERS
kAS EaTqf the sDAaH AND WERKLY NATIONAL
ts,Ssg 5r6n AZ ths .ss SS
rs SSTs sRssIsi ssdsF 3 Cloud o0fHsa
W.N oTIeB-f An NOW PAfINe
Thsys just Started tbis snlness and need ths aoes
v ~ by ssp,as on q Snss asdsdsssS'if4s ssS fsss
siresls asitSwss.l broSpi ss.sstlOn .in be aissn.
.Ilanesrl{ -. -. - -. =
rr D. II, WELLS, DENTIsT, HAS
:sTs. SSss SSSf s y
IFpE; sa 4 !. . .sesADUATE g ,SE
sDth street s eat T., SIDE BET ses and sY door
IN extracting Gseth.I Teeth q ser, el2nsr tsH,
GSE6KUGS, EHEMfCAIS, KERFUME.
q s..s., rs s1lss ssF5s5|ii e., lsiar,
h0sP6kE WINES ANDLIoUOkS E6B
s medicinl purposes, a hs Temple Dfss
SSswHFNY0UrXNx6TF1INs6WHir
49, a., LoA ssns 3, 9thsr Places, Try the Temple
observation-disclosures
corusf u l18 NintAeH eHeffs,E ala - - Z, 80. .
1NH 0EHEk RRIKEs
- q RRINTED At THE H9RTEsT NOTICE
y sezfss SFsss4; ron Sal SALE
lH tthls ONCE. .iILt LS.E9 20 sils- 5iij
National Republican., 1874-05-30
NEW DRY GOODS,

NEW DRY GOODS.
: sssl5s !. =. -gsl Z = So. :
- III ~ .~-4- .za..:
JAPANESE Silks, % TO
75 cents.
JAPANESE sTEIpEs 20
oST6TEES SsFs 4 Ss!aBsiRsss aLs;:
,LiSEN sTRifEp POLO,
ntlJI: tSAJIsE II GhoTH; .yII ,at@f;J
t5ffdsh9S e. Or Vi Z Vi Sakte, w,
aAUzE iUNDERwEARs
xFEE BRTH 'Heess ron BIS. 81 81 DAM lsg
fSk TSrTfIIJE TkBkE tbInMiEEEs,
kc az S<ndffcad rrrfeas
National Republican., 1874-05-30
rIsN % T &c: e !.

fFFT-IfH sTT iTNvaT z ~ 80
I, All persons indebted to the firm of GREEN &
hWLLLTAMs are hereby notiasd that their accounts
must be settled within thirty days dale, either
by cash or shrrt notes, the business of the old
nrln will b. closed on the ist day OF July next,
Mr.. W Pulizsf Is authorized to receive and re-
ceipt for all moneys due the arm.
Parties failing TO comply with this notice WIN 6e
forced toe settlement by process or law. . =
.lgS3 =. g! w.3!B. WILLIAMS, /;
National Republican., 1874-05-30

TEE REPUBLICAN, Hzs A LLR6BR .gER9g-
LLTToH EH1BzSY OFFER koREfSs PAPER
IN TIE DLsfRfcT OF COL UkBtA. -. -
National Republican., 1874-05-30
Q; SURVIVING partnerof Green &twiliiaI

Lyts y ..l.i2 tlalesllA 80. -. 80 -
~NO T,TUEa - 2 ~ n, 80 e ), =, q
~. 10 gSl-l u NJ - ''. stsi y % .s'st
The WASHINGTON AND GEoRG ETowN
MESSENGER AND EXPRESS COMPANY have
opened their various Offices throughout the city for
thetFansaction OF husinessi at the following places,
and have put on the principal streets corps OF nfty
(so) messengers'to carry messages ana packages:
ist Dlsttiet onee-Pennsyiysnis avenue between
Fir 4 AID second. y ~ > 80 49,
stDistriat on6e-Fsdera Block. corner Seventh
and F. fr.r -Hir - sz-s a.ft.5 ssgs .5-sz
% DlstriOt once-Federsl Block. corner Seventh
s4th District oaee-aiS NIath stree northwest,
5,h District 0fiee-i424 + street northwest.
9Th District ofice-l4s4F street northwest. al
7th District -ofice-Union, Hotel, Georgetown;
Citizens and oihsrs desiring to sead messages or
packages will find 1t to their adS antage to this
corps n ir-5 - =! ,-rnss-'.'s r-s'r 49,. - -
The tariff is Low and the transit QUICK. '
The boys be found at all times on the follow
Ing streets and In the prominent hotels.
Pennsylvahia avenue, from the Capitol to George
town; Four-aud-a-half street., Louisiana avenue,
street, Seventh street. Ninth street, street,
F.strset, FtfseeRth street, National HOTEL Metro
poItan Hotel, Imperial Hotel, Willard Hotel, Ar
lingtOn Hotel, EbbItt House, Union Hotel, George
town. q ~ ~ :, q :. myz2-eotot
h~OFFICE OF FRANKLIN INBUR
- ance Company, of Washington, d. c., May
IS, 1s74.-The stockholders OF the Franklin lnsn-
ranee ran ss GSHPaSS e WeYShihsso1 pS r meet at
Of elsesl6g twelve directors tso snsulp yesr.
- = II 1'-''.5tE . - CHAS. BRA DIZZY, n
National Republican., 1874-05-30

wehDer recently .daea to our stock IN .nl. d.-
.p.rsmeni eythe epurch.s.or. LARGE QUANTITY
OF Nsw-cRoP TEAS OF tho dlrersnt varieties.
dpsnee We irs a0v prepared to orsr special ia,
T gT-Ha-a u r-r..
ducemen,s "a Ia psz.-i.-.- --...--
y - i.:.:g s.2Es E
National Republican., 1874-05-30
9-BXHCVFIvE OFFICE

ifScEXECUTIYE OFFICE, -. -
~ 20 $780, DISTRICT OF CoLUAfBIA,l
...-'. 4 - - WAsHlNToN, May as, 1874.
closed on the Oh instant that the employees there
In usy participate In the decoration ceremonies to
| be observed on that day. Et--.
lo:rs4 ,o1HuyS. ~ -aa AIR. SHEPHERD,
~ mIs9td itStar-l. 81 ', 1858 Governor ID. @.
National Republican., 1874-05-30
: CARRIAGES.

i =. CARRIAGES.
" oARRIAGEsiI! .H-ILs5.L
have now IN s,Sek ths I.ffsss ngmoer and me fs
fhis city. Pony PhaStons In great VAriesy. Only
deal In nrst-clsss work. -, -.-. .-.
Rspais'ns promptly fk6BESg 66iBiEasgfSH i, H. GRAHAM
Repository apd FsctosE Ib-!nl Eighth street be-
National Republican., 1874-05-30

STOVES I. ] AND: .s,TINWARE.
5iY ! VII HsaaoYsS rIETS
O1OJ oms eEyENTH-sTREEF,1a 20 OlIO
asff T5ys d9er freR Rsnngtyania VIENNA lerthGss
. v 80. sfyREAo ,TIRE-BRI0Ks
AEPAllG TOR ALL KINDS or sT0Vk<t a
fphL srH AssoRTAEaEEl El,nrl5O N H5OusE-fukaisHlEe
National Republican., 1874-05-30
FLOUR

FLOUR
/ HT' - #.-T2 = - -
WELoH's BEST FAMILY per sack, ... "a
GOLDEN HILL FAMILY per sack. a.. %. so
BURNT Mills FAMILY, o.. AT loves. rates
ISA 40 WENdER'S FAMILY. .sas5 30" a
n oR0SS RAYS FAMILY -.
EXTRA FLOUR at t2tc, s225 and a per saox
~--=T = 80 g...s
National Republican., 1874-05-30
tR-NoTToE 10 7DELINQUENT TAX.
- e ,..,. ,t, -- PAYERS. - ~
-r---, v----.- =, sCoLLEcToR's OFFICE,
i-.rs SLsTRioT oE CoLuhnIA,

klS9 sNOfACE TO 0DELINQUENT TAX
- = ...,...t /. PAYERS.
-r-y .vgrT-.r .cokLEcToR's OFFICE,
-..- NDfsTRfcT OF CoLuhBIA,
- ., t-.s..., :. WASHINGTON, May is, is7l,
A hist OF all property upon which srresrs of taxes
Georgetownand the countyts, now being prepared
TAKES for yearIs7o and all previous yesrs; also
installments OF SPECIAL TAXES, such as Foot
ways, Cafriageways, segets. &c, l&e.i levied and
assessed nader the old corporation. 81 'sfI N.aD
Persona, owing taxes Of this description, should
pay them. before Juneii, and thereby save addi-
ttonal COST Otherwise, the property will be sdEer-
tlsed and sold y satisfy the delinquent tAxes
..---.:: 4. s.lat. i-.-y LEWIS CLFPHANEi
ny1a-tJol 81 Collector n faSss fof p..o3
fB&RAILkOAD TICKETS BoGGHT,
~ exchanged or sold 70 Pittsbur &, Cincin.
OsaS !. kcdtS bon hes Or as Ss
In this city. - Apply TO M ID. lwHIFESIDE, &, IA
Penn5ylrania avenue. iniths Parkinson House,
ETsDR. NARY A. PARs0NS,- -
~ - At No, 1S21 Z, between Thirteenlh and
fnnrtee9t streets. oaiee houts from 20 70 :. "a
eRqf to pr n. - -. - -. e % myis-lm,
fSS~N09ICEIT 10 sHACRMEK!-TH0SE
Of ne f{bshss Of Keeping lthe ffack Stands clean
Will net u allowed 20 occupy the stands. Byorder
4 @ a ss'ta asi sff Gen. hi
+fN MILB UR MS 1T I15-s3 -: - 8 -
.'I-2g r aoBIeINAD POLAR SODA, ;oa ...s7.I
20 tzss fenasJIvshia avenue, near WIZARDS, =
DECOR FOB MINERAL WATERS. 49,
National Republican., 1874-05-30
.f1Y-CORNER.sTONE LAYING

Of the Israel African Methodist Church WIN take
pace on MONDAY, June !, ls74, AT so .ciocl p.
yited 70 take part in the ceremonies: R.ys, byron
Sqnderland, -. A.. Cleveland, r. II. .Csir, j. E.
Iisiops ssrItcs the stone wfi Be laid by the Most
1iStrst or ersha lSsse gr T MnsSrs
been rtnvifei, HIS !EIceifency the President and
present. r,r-a1 - my30-2ts
National Republican., 1874-05-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.

fS8-RAL,IIM0RS. iMD-, NAY 90, 1874.
- TO all whom 10 may concern. This Is 10
certify th4t ~ .; Lsnst the regular appointed
u. d0es hereby warn AL MI yefs OF tpe Nj E.
Church ffoin onldattng nj safl Chirch without per-
misSion fnoume or the presiaIng Bishop. ,t0HE
7: IANEs Elder IN chffgT or Israel K. NJ H.
Church. Washington Dc AIT my so =
k~~NoTfCE.LTHE GERM ANA MERi-
- Gao Savings Bank will move TO It's new
blinking room corEer of Seventh and slrscts
Vedersl bui!ding4J JUEEk ~. ..,.ii. :.
C. z. PRzsTTss, cashier. 80 iny:o-st :
flEsR 3 PU.RLICl SAVINGS AND
- BUILDING .AssQCIArIoNs5-k sncrial
nsieess5 % SHpsafe s. ed RMsSRS 1s1a
7. is7t e s:s5 o,clock p; m; inportant. Ths
O'Clock, Ct which large number Of siisfss win be
: sI -. y s. R. BOND, Presrdcns.
Z. J. SWEET. secrsta-y. J-tr1 -n,yI,-2t
r~.THE PRESIDENTS AND con-.
- :, lMhAHDERS q the yasi2ps Catholic s'ci:-
tend meettr g NJ Carroli IA T. iH street. b-tween
Ninth and Tenth, az 7sso p. M, oH'SUNikAS W Sist
instant, with the view 10 make arrSn il.snts for
the laying o. tle e,rner-stone OF tirs new CHI IN
ot-sts Martin do PORES. ~ y. n hRfyTTIr
National Republican., 1874-05-30
:. GROCERIES. -
COFFEE DROPPING.

Es1e Esad to oser our customers sim another
rsdsct'oa q the price of coFFEE. .ad aas.s.
OLD GoVERNMENT JAVA, shoses.s. 70 cts,
OLD a07ERNMENr JAVA, sso.o..,
OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA. good. .....as cts
OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA, good. a o.,
MARAcAIBo-A large Let OF the a.ess ever
brought to this market. Jast received; price low.
LAsUYaA-white Santos. RIO, &c. &C ssm.rLa-
hocHA-ws are also just IN receipt Of now 10.
Of tAis variety, which guarantees to be of sape-
rior qusiiiy. ''-' - p.,s -. .gl,s.sl .
- - .s.C.,.I-..-s 40 -, ---f-f
ssrJGARS- a
isrttaI .sHasrs &C.
tNew York stsndxfd Brands OHly5 :
E'lst.AsiAndlng the .dyaao,a su.ekss'ws COO
" .s 'o't' rrrgr1o7 I'D .'5liIs n nc
ohuStiED LoAFs.............;.;s.. 49, sJ<ibs. for sf
GRADUATED X.. s... sIe NJ. N,r :,
"a" tefarined). sx In. M, !.
LtohTpRoWNtnesrly waito,. IOSz iS.L for o.
lsiHIsss % T.,E it.a-g5IrE f7rIDO Il
.sf~~. ~ *
- TEAs
National Republican., 1874-05-30

v. J. J.MURTAGH...........Ed Editor and Pre1rissse.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-19
COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,
Friday Evening, Dec. Is. 1874.


CorroN--On Tuesday We mentioned that it
was currently reported that the Agricultural
Bureau had issued its crop report for Novem-
Der, in which it adhered to the views it had
previously expressed, in other words that it
was o short crop document; but added that
no confirmation Of the rumor was subse-
xluently received. We now find in the Men,
phis Aualanche, of Wednesday, the following
paragraph in its columns headed "Tele-
graphic Brevities," which we give for what it
rs worth"
.'rne cotton product Of 1874 as estimated by
cotton growers in their returns to the Depart
ment OF Agriculture, somewhat exceeds ), 5OO-
900 bales The yield per acre is reported less
than in 1873 In most of the States, the
weather for ripening and gathering the top
crop has been very favorable. Reports are
nearly unanimous in stating that the proper
ton of lint to seed is large. The per centage Of
last years aggregate of bales, in the principal
cotton States, is as follows: Virginia, 49,;
North Caroliua, 80; South Carolina, So;
Georgia, SO; Florida 100; Alabama, 80; Mis-
sissippi, 30; Louisiana, 50; Texas, 80; Arkan-
sas, 60; Tennessee, 81"
Per contra, we learn on good authority that
q telegram was received here from New York
to-day, to the effect that the Commercial and
F1nancia, Chronicles estimate of the crop, to
appear in its issue tomorrow, is $500, 900
bales,
The sales to-day, (not including 1850 bales
additional yesterday embraced 1850 bales at
prices requiring no change in our quotations.
We give also the figures and full report Of the
Exchange as follows: