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The LOUISIANA BENEVOLENT LIVE Srocx
INSURANCE CoMpANY.-This is the name Of !
company Just organised in this city, whereof
a number of responsible citizens are the incor-
pora,ors. The objects Of the company are: to
insure horses, mules, COWS and other live
stock against any loss, either BY accident OF
death; to secure better care and attention to
working stock, and to give medical or surgi-
cal relief to all live stock insured in the COM
pany. The purposes Of the organization are
certainly most humane and commendable.
The stock of the company is fixed ct $25. 000
divided into twenty Ave hundred shares at
ten dollars each, with the privilege Of incTeas-
ing the capital to s5O, 600 Read the charter
in another column.
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HANDSOME BRICK RESIDENCE.
NO. 1913 ERATO STREET,
Between st. Charles and Carondelet streets.
With Eannv E1nuor Nordor IT,

THE WHOLE IN SUPERIOR ORDER.
Fountain, Range in Kitchen, Gas, Etc
ON LONG CREDIT AT AUCTION.
PY NASH HODGSON-W l. Hodgson, Auc.
- tiOneer-Ofice No. Carondelet street-On
SATURDAY, May q, 1875, at 12 o'clock NJ, at the
iSt. Charles Auction Exchange, will be sold
a VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND, together
with the buildings and improvements thereon
isituAted in the First strict of this CITY, in the
square bounded by ato, Carondelet Thalia and
ST OF aries streets designated as lot fourteen
iurlng twenty eight feet eight inches front Erat0
street. by one hundred aud twenty. seven feet ten
inches four lines Deep between parallel lines Amer.
lean measure, as per plan of L. H. Pile, surveyor,
dated May =, 1875.
The improvements consist of well built and
stylish Two Story Slate Roof Brick Residence known
as No. 1873 EratO street. ant contains two parlors
dining roem st0re-r00m, kitchen with new range and
new Stationary cauldrons. coal and wood houses.
three large bedrooms, servants ROOM lumber room
bath ROOM hot and cold water, water-close cts above
and below, gas and gas fixtures throughout. An in
splendid order. Galleries 'front.' side and rear.
The yard is handsomely Ibid out and embellished !;
has fountain and hydrant in front yard iron fence
'front.' front and Tear yards paved cistern and drant
in rear yard.
This property hss recently been put in superior
condition and painted and is ready for immediate
occupation. The keys can be had on apple. ton to
the auctioneers.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS Onethrd cash, balance
at one and two years. with eight per cent interest
and all the usual clauses ten per cent cash on the
spot to bind the sole.
Act Of sale before A. Hero Jr.. notary at the ex
Pense Of purchaser including he taxes for 1875 due
in 1875 my1l l5td
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SPEClAl. NOTICES.

Once 0f the Merchants, Mutual Ths,tr nee
Company, 107 Canal street-New Orleans, Nay 6,
lsoAt the annual election of Directors held at tho
office OF this Company on the 5th DAY of April last
the following named gentlemen were unanimously
Messrs Maspero, j. j. Fernandez S. T. Relf,
Cbas. LATTE, D. A Chaffraix. e. r. Generes r.
Fsurchy: J. M. Allen, NJ. W. Smith, Edward Toby
and p Fatjo: and, at meeting of the Board held On
the 30 instant, PAUL FOURCHY. ESQ. was re-.
elected President G. w MOTT
myJ15t Secretary
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LATERAL FOR THE JETTIES TO BE
OBTAINED NEAR HOME.

II win be seen from the following that there
is prospect Of Capt Eads being able to OBJ
tain from near home large quantity of the
most important article to be used in the con
struction of the jetties at the mouth of The
river:
Among the passengers on the steamer Great
Republic, which passed down yesterday
morning, were Capt James B. Eads, Of st.
Louis, and Col James Andrews, Of Pittsburg.
Col. Andrews is the gentleman to whom Capt.
Eads has let the contract for constructing a
portion of the jetties at the mouth of the
Mississippi, below New Orleans, and both he
and Capt Eads are on their way to Southwest
Pass. where the jetties are to be constructed.
While the Republic was lying here, Capt.
Eads and Col. Andrews took the tug Bigley
| to explore the ledge of rock along the river
bank between the landing and the Nationa
Cemetery. They came back with full sup
ply Of specimens with which they were well
pleased, and it is probable that large por-
ton of the stone used in the construction OF
the jetties viii be taken from the region of
this city. Capt Eads thinks there is plenty
Of stone to be had here, but from q hasty sur
vey Of the situation be was afraid there was so
much clay that it would be difficult to quarry
it. Col Andrews will return here in few
days to further explore the situation, and pos
sibly to commence quarrying. = Ncksburg
Herald, May 9Th. M s
We trust the specimens seen may be truly
indicative of the character Of the stone.
Should this material prove available, large
portion Of the money to be spent on the work
will be distributed in The valley Of the great
river to be improved, and not sent to the far
East or West, where it is SO much less needed
than in our own depressed valley.
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The carpenter is a man of hammer-ous
tendencies. A
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WITHOUT RESERVE
HANDSOME DOUBLE COTTAGE,
With Hall and Southern Exposure, nearly new AZ
delightfully."- Situated.
Also
CHOICE Blu LD1NG LOT ADJOINING
Oh and 973 Magazine street. next to the residence OF
+. Wintz Esq.
ON LONG CREDIT, Ar AUCTION.
RY NASH & HODGSON-W !. Hodgson. Auc.
- tODeer-Oice, No. Calondelet street. ON
SATURDAY, May Is, 1915, at u o'clock NJ at the
st. Charles Auction Exchange, without any reserve
or Limit, will be sold
l. THAT NEAT ASsB NEARLY NEW pOUBLE
ONEAND.A-HALFS STORY FRAME RESIDENCE
adjoining the beautiful residence of F. Wintz Eco
81 and s73 Magazine between Alne and Foucher
streets irt the Sixth District Of this city only few
squares above Louisiana Avenue
THE LOT No. me sures 48 feet front on Maga-
zine street by depth Of 100 feet and the house con-
tains wide hall parlor, two bed rooms dining room
Kitchen and servants room, down stairs with large
bedroom above ON each side; pantry, closets, etc.
with gas throughout ali in splendid order slate roof
p ONE VACANT LOT, No. 2 of ground being
choice building site adjoining the same, measuring
~ rect inches front on Magazine street BY depth
OF I'D feet, all between parallel lines. American
measure, according to plan by Louis H. Pile sur
vey0r, dated May 1875.
This property ofess q rare opportunity as an in
vestment was built in 1871 of superior material has
stylish appearance and in fine neighborhood on
the line Of street railroad near market schools etc
Terms and Conditions-One third cash. balance at
one and two years, with eight per cent interest and
usual q uses Ten per cent to be paid cash on the
Acts of sale before N. B Tffst notary, at the ex.
nense OF including the taxes for 1875 due
In 1910. my6 I'd :
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Handsome Residence

FOR SALE-GREAT BARGAIN-That very de
y sirable and elegantly finished two-story BRICK
RESIDENCE, with two Lots of Ground 33i Baronne
street near EratO in complete order cost over S27
00O will be sold az great bargain. Call on Mcssrs
Nash Hodgson, Carondelet street, for card of ad
mlIAnce. - q my9 St
BRITISH Snip WATERLOO AT AUCTION
For Account of Whom it May Concern,
TOGETHER WITH HER RIGGING, APPAREL
Etc,
As She Now Lies
AT THE NEW LIVERPOOL WHARF,
Opposite the Levee Steam Press.
RY NASH & HODGSON-w l. Hodgson Auc
~ tioneer-Office Carondelet st eet-On SAT-
URDAY, May Is, 1875, at IL o'clock NJ, at the st.
Charles Auc,iOn Exchange. will be sold
THE BRITISH SHIP WATERLOO, Capt Ha.
ward, together with her Rigging, Apparel and Tao.
kle, as she Low lies at the Liverpool Wharf, Third
District She is 1922 tons bur then was built at Que
bee in 1865 was injured while crossing the Bar con.
demned and 10 to be sold for Of whom it may
concern
Terms-Cash in o. S. Treasury notes, On the SPOT.
Act OF transfer etc, before Edward Ivy notary.
az .no PuIonaser expense my6td
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Office Mutual Aid and Benevolent Life In.
surance Association of Louisiana No 10 Camp street
New Orleans, May 4, 1s75-Members of this Associa
ton are hereby notified Of the death OF Peter
Henry Kyle, who died in Galveston, Texas, and Ray
mond Richards, who died in this city October o. 1874
and are called upon 10 come forward without further
notice and pay at the Office of the Ass ociation No 10
Camp street, 81 25 EACH on or before p M
June 10, 1875. R.W YOUNG Secyetarv
my2 ct
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FOR. RENT.

GSnGGS@s~Sc~ocoo~~~~~~~~-
kNUk RENTAL Pass Christian, half mile east
IL Of Railroad Depot . comfortably furnished
house. with double bath house. Apply to r. p n.
Baquie 81 Perdido street. my8 3t*
ITO RENT-Furnished house on the Lake Shore
i at Biloxi Miss. Wharf and bath house in good
order. Apply to JOE McNEIE, Room 49, City HALL
apes Nv
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The bylaws rules and regulations that may here
after be adopted by the Company for the transaction
OF its business shall not be contrary nor in conflict
with the provisions of this charter the laws CT the
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CHARTER.

United States to the various acts of the Legisa
lure OF TINS State providing for the organization OF
corporations.
N rrYrn
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To Capitnlf.rs - Wanted to sell tho only
Cotton Plate Or Bickle Tie which does the work
to perfection and with 10 dependence upon the ex-
panslon of the bale to secure the fastening Patent
allowed April ed, 1875. Specimen on hand and all
information given on application to Joseph Fry Mo-
gndge, IS CafOndelet street. rear Office ny2
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A man two-thirds drunk and his back COW
cred with mud, stopped policeman on the
street and asked to be locked up. "Why.
you are able to walk home aren't you ?" asked
the officer. "Yes, could get home all right,
but don't want to, and you wouldn't if you
had my wife ! Take me down, ole Teller, and
if she comes inquiring round, just say I've
gone to Toledo on 'portant business"
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What bakers say about Paragon yeast powders
See advertisement ON second page.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-10
CRIMINAL NOTES.

writ of babeas corpus obtained yester,ia,
in favor Of lanes A. Duffy convict 81 tryl.e 20 soo
n.nntv controller Earle his counsel MT fLf'y ~
able to-day. IL IN intended 10 nav b""S ''''" 49, -
pending appeal from ms cohNct"h
Ar the Washington place Police Court yest' rday
ing mo sa.Oon and dwelling OF ngent Cres'c AT -
nat on fhe night OF July and stealing seven worry n
Iiarl nails Of the vane Il $50, two PAR. {" Ootra
rnrtb SIO and two rcvOly worth $50 lie was cn @
W ~ od Nnfhouy Iieitler Of No liJ Beccsels a.
- 81 Cahgne Edwards II picking his pocket OF 10 III a.
rcnntahle house in GTeenesi. on SUNDAY she var " "
3 900 bail - ..1or
At the Essex Market Police Court YESTERDAY
ras Holy vas charged by Charles Joseph 81 No ~
I'M tt Iarceu. from the TeTsnn OF silver "aci III.
vas hold i'm bail Jacob Schlcd Oh 40 % , Ia
S IIry Killing of No Orchards became inNOlFn ~
n-, IN Vhtcs eac, wa knocked down IN siccesSiol.
- held in 600 bail Chares Baker ana inai 49,,
cre arrested nv logan Of the seventeenth
FOR " driving over hoy halneu bsH"i' ANY W.
held in 500 bail
Refore Recorder Hackett. in the Court 81 zen, RAJ
So ions yeserlay ChaIl HaIr ngtDD WI" nts hah
aI,ss chief of which Jack sheppard wac u ga ior
The s-c0nd time stealing property by te ll' pi IN -,
truckman take box supposed 70 p' -
r"i, away with The and TO load The jury de'.n
airline Joyce for lIaud larceny was Sehi ~
Se On on for . JOHN r. buckney for hOhour
asanlt And battery to tate iiisnh iof nv f'
1eorne WsOn for 9n attempt al grand Aferh! wa ''h' ~
state Prison Tor ~ years
Ar the Tombs Police Court yesterday, James
,,-s .as held Tor eS ninstiOn. He charged WIN 81"
tsn,,nr 10 cumulit criminal Assault upon MAJ IN
y ono hail for stealing a coat, WATCH ana III mon ON
sc Iouse OF NJ rtin AT No % PARK pace ON
% I'm who 4 lbbrs brother In law, Nian ~ hutA'
Of No ~ Fast Iausto sunday nlgh wa. h'ii 10 Nv
fTe resut OF Holiness injuries JOhn mathews Ia.
with kerpng a gambling house at NO -'o bo"ery va" '"
lalaf IN
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IN ATTACK BY THE SIOCY.

THREE SOLDIERS KILLED IN WYOMING TERRITORY.
Seth Hart of jersey City has received from
his son Charles A. Hart, letter describing attack
pou the Government expedition Fort Shaw and
Camp Lewis W T. The camp is 10 miles directly east
of Fort Shaw and near the Judith Mountains. Three
soldiers were killed by the Sioux and wounded
The following is an extract from the letter:
left Fort Shaw June 2. and the march 10
this place until June o. since then lave been
BUSY rs possible. might say night and day. On July
the Sioux attacked killed three soldiers and wounded
another and also stole herd Of hurSes-some 80 head
about two miles frQm here We followed the rscais up
and rccaptured 10 horses, lot OF saddles blankets, lot
of war truck, &c The rcd gentlemen have evidently
started ia wit, intention OF doing something big this
wear forgot to SAY know We killed one, and have
good reason 10 believe several besides wounding num-
her We are constantly on the wacl for them, and in
the event OF their will give them warm recep
ton. [. A. Ii.
Camp Le,cis W. r., July %, 1878.
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MSS. 3 O'CLOCK P. n.
MONDAY. Aug. Or. VI

On the retirement al leas: for the present, OF the
Ru,nor Committee and the consequent absence OF
tales of direful disaster the stock market has been
Guiet and dull subject only TO the manipulations Of
the few operators who have not sought relaxation Ill
the brcczes of The mountains or of he sea-shOre ana
prices 70 up or down fraction, as the disposition
for III. moment may be TO buy 10 sell FOR
-. turn > The OPENING " hch was quiet and steady
n about the ruling prices OF Saturday night. was
followed BY decline OF l. TO l2 per cent. This de-
cline was recovered by rally. only to lie followed
bv another decline led by Western Union, which
went off to II g. but in final recovery closed al
sis The real situation notwithstanding these
snosrs. remains unchanged The market is simply
dull and about stcay. ana II il most likely 10 re-
main dull for the rest OF this month ut least and
whether september Ill fetch TO 1t renewed life ana
activity remains bs As for to-day after HI
lie spasms of strength and weakness IN the carrier
part of the day. the market closed firm at nearly me
highest prices and III most cases at quotations mac
tioroIIc in advance of those of Saturday The sales
OF Inc day aggregated about 4lOO0 shares, princi-
noIIv in Western Union Lake Shore, Ohio and Mis-
sissipp Pacific Mail. ard Northwestern Cotnpar-
ing with Saturday N yht, Atlantic and Pacific
Railroad Preferred advanced ls per cent Atlantic
and Pacific TELEGRAPH, Western Preferred,
and Union Pacific. each Il; Lake Shore
and -. Paul Common, each b; Central
and Hudson. c., c. and /. c., Northwest
Common. 1t. Paul Preferred, aud Wabash, each y,
and Ohio and Mississippi, q per cent. hannibal ana
-. Joe. and Pacific Mail each declined i per cent
Harlem and Marposa each IA; Western | mon Ieie-
orapb. 81. and Panama, L. per cent. The opening,
highest lowest and closing prices OF the usually ac-
tive stocks sold to-day will be found IN the following
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-10
THE COURTS.
THE TWEED LIS PENDENs.

THE TWEED LIS PENDENS.
MOTIONS TO DISCHARGE IN REGARD TO CERTAIN
PROPERTY.
Two motions were made yesterday to dis-
charge the Tweed lie pedens far concerned certain
oroperty formerly held by Tweed The first was maze
on behalf of Mr. Edelstein In regard 10 property on
broadway above Twenty firstst. Mr.. Edestein caimed
that he had bought in this property on the
consideration money mortgage, In FAVOR OF inc |ra
estate his title thus antedating Tweeds interest ne
then gave new mortgage in place OF the old one anu
this second one called in and he had
for stil third mortgage to redeem the second pu' '
lie peudens was bugbear the lOanors The third loan
must he concluded In day two II at all He had An
affidavit that the Deputy Sheriff had taken no actual
control of the property He insisted that rs the snern
had made no levy the attachment ON the property
was TO he presumed that IL was satisfied OUT "a o.e
property and the iispendcns therefore was nere s
Mr. Peckham on behalf of the State claimed that there
was reason TO believe from afdavs presented ina. M
Edesten bought in this property on Dehali i~ecu. .s
was auestior to he decided hereafter But as tc stss
had no desire 10 he in any respect harsn OF 70 uo ,
OF redemption which might belong TO Tweed nc woui
stpuIae that mortgage III place OF the o, ,hs
liberal allowance for expenses take preccucs "a nn
states right As the claim TINT the SherH uu nv
that the sheriff had executed the attachment th
eases cited by Mr. Edelsteins counsel were nere! W W.
eject that when the levy had reached suniceni h
nronertv 10 satisfy the claim the real proper must NC
discharged Judge WestbrOok reserved Ms Ieeis
The other application To release NO 1t h a..
Ninths: from the same LIS pendcns ana 10 tnis w,
PeckhaIn asscned, AZ it appeared that the PIe'cn'
holder was purchaser of the property IN good iai'n
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MIahiean Genital. 62S G3 6-H ~
The bids for stocks at the close OF the TX

The stock of the Eureka Consolidated Mining Co.
sxpenenced heavy decline last week owing to the
caying in of part of the mine from which the rch
ore was being taken. The product of the Consoii-
dated Virginia mine to July 30-lo days-amaiinfed
10 81 900 $50, an increase over the same time IN
Jp,v of 81 SO 600. Work has been stopped upon the
Ophir, Mexican and Union Consolidated mines until
large portion of the Ophir main shafs can be re-
timbered. The bullion shipments from the ophir
amount to about $4,000 per day. Recent surveys
at the three bopsusa mines en- The Comssoek nvs the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-10

amount Of ore now IN sight at six hundred millions
Of dollars which is being extracted at the rate OF
81 500, 900 per month, or $21 6O0,OaO per year Az
this rate it will require nearly 80 years to extract
the ore now in sight. The Raymond * Ely mine
shipped 1862, $50 in bullion during July The Mari
posa Tunnel was in 900 feet June 30 and ,OO5 feet
July 80, showing progress Of 100 feet for the
month. Ore from the 2,OOO-foot level of the lmpe
rial mine now assays over $50 per ton.
The closing quotations for mining stocks at
La fnllnNra.
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Inc coshk quo'o''on' Avn 'c
an Francisco on Saturday last were as follows:

The London financial advices were OF no specia'
Importance British consos being reported weak
United States bonds lower, and money unchanged
The Bank of England made gain on balance To-
day of f1O2, 900. The foreign exchang' market
was dull but strong at - s7li and ~ o0NS4 oo4
az the basis of business only little below nominal
igures There are 10 bills making, either Syndicate
or otherwise, and the impression gains ground that
the outco Of specie this week must be necessarily
large All the sales of gold AT 1893 1openlng
lowest and closIngl 0113ss highest, the business
being limited. On gold loans the rates were ana
2 per cent per aDnuln, and fiat, borrowing Inc
Assistant Treasurer paid out 5000 IN coin inter
est. and 500. 500 in called bonds. The days busi-
ness at the Gold Exchange Bank covered: Gold
cleared, Slab, 900: gold balances. T0!5,os2:
currency balances, 81 .07s4 23. We annex primer
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THE RUDIMENTs OF INITIATION.

"Say, Bill, what's dat all bout in de papahs
1shun oh de scurrency, an wati be de feck on
shinin'" -
"Flasbnn Amt you bin reedin wells me in de pa
pahsf"
well. I donno don't zackiy mlsremeubah bow
il is" - .
"You fcas nigsh can't stand nuthing; It's 1es dis
Oars sum eS feers dat wants t dar boots sned
twice wild one dime and agin. dar's sIm wat
links 1t jests Dem fns ones is uasiunsts md dc
a,IderOnes is" dis TIA shiIniss."
Dsts H. jo~ IL, an don't aecye In hnshun tail das
IL De <xe sut,tock"
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A RICH VAGRANT.

An application was made yesterday to Judge
uo,hoor N discharge Patrick yesey, committed rs
vagran, TO the Almshouse The complaint against hiih
az explained by Mr. Price, his counsel wac intoxica'on
Of which he was really guilty but he had at the 'e
gold watch and - 600 in bank, and he could hardy "
condemned as q vagrant Judge Westbrook sngses'eu
that the main defect the seemed 10 DC tn ~
TO the County Prison instead Of the County
hut reserved his final decision.
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THE FIRST NEWSPAPER IN MADAGASCAR.

A letter from Madagascar-very pleasant to
lis friendly associationswi be found in another
column The newspaper which accompanied ii is nicely
printed quarto the size Of extra letter paper. II is
printed Ia the Maagasy language, IN plain Roman type
and looks sin gulary like Portuguese The publication Is
to be monthly; terias eighpcDce per anDn, payable
In advance" The TUE is Ny GG-efy Hd!G1dsy We shall
deposit copy In the library OF the Essex Institute
a curioeifY worthy OF preseryatOn.
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The closing quotations of foreign exch

Money on call easy at l2a2 per cent priine
Mercantile paper being quoted al @i2d5.
The Customs receipts at Washington today were
S62J 900 and the Internal Revenue receipts $3.50
600. the United states Treasurer receiving T1Oooc0
in National bank notes for re'iemptIon The FOL
loving was the Clearinghouse statement: Cur
rency exchanges, S6i,417,jG7; currency balances
80. $50. 800; gold exchanges - ,30i SIG; god bal
ances Sl.2113i7.
Government bonds we're quiet and generally lower.
,nl.taf ilaIl.
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tiEEERAL rEssIoNs-JOhp h Hackctf, RecOrter-Hcnry
Patrick McKeon, Michael mcCaty. Michael ~
VII
liam Cisir John r. MeGiynn burglary, Thomas Rafferty,
Mlbent Assry Miehssls Norris Kelly Cirstopher oDsn
Koddy 0bsss Ellis Otto Pauiy John oconnor grand lar
ceny George ". Tyson. George farkins dsoforry
house Jane Alien abductop Clara Depart, abandonment,
William Williams Beanc McCullum assaul and battery John
Cock John k00nan, violation of loesoly lawG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-10

Sir said fierce lawyer, do you. On
vour solerrn oath swear thst tins 10 not your hand
wrJingf' AZ reckon not" vss me cool reply. Does
Il regs,iae your writingT Yes Dir, think II dort
Dn YOU swrw thar II don't resemble ypnr writing r
" Well 7 do o,s heat" +" You TING yoIff solemn oath
tb"t fhs writing does not rrsemMe yours In single
ie,tsr 4" Y--ss, air." " Now, how do you knovf
& 4usa asn'L wyfLH' 81
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GROSS EARSISos SINCE JAY. l.
Fourth week July estimated.

Fourth week July estimated
Tie Philadelphia stock market is steady; Penn
sylvania skies, third issue. 10; Philadelphia and
Erie Railroad 207s Recalling Railroad 55l2; Penn
syIvania Railroad, 50as. Gold l13os