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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-07-14
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No little interest has been mauIas-
ted in the German family. q portion
Of whom were brutalv murdered by
the Cheyenne and Arapaboe Indi-
ans while Oh their way from Georgia
10 Colorado, and the remainder, the
two eldest daughters. carried into
captivity, though now happily re-
stored 10 civilization once more. The
particulars Of their capture, and the
tales Of their terrible suffering while
held BY the savBgss were beart-ren-
deriBC II the extreme, and are iauil-
lar TO our readers, but there IS Al
other little unpublished episode con
nected with their checkered career
which We VIII give our readers. Some
tine since. we are informed by Wm.
Redus. Of Texns, q bottle was picked
up On the beach on the Gulf Of Mex
ico, near the mouth Of the Braz1s
river, which upon examination was
found 70 contain q paper on which
was written an account Of the cap
ture Of the German girls and the
names Of the various members Of TIE
family. how the parents were murder
ed, together with other facts and IL
eideDts: also their approximate l0ca-
ton ana temporary camp, which was
evidently On the beadwaters Of the
Brazos. This bottle had been Corks5
Up tightly by Catharine and Sophia,
the two eldest girls, and thrown into
the river, IN hopes It light reach CIV
iizaticn IN that way, and Strange 20
sav. after having travelled 500 or
I,0o0 miles along the devious wind
ing and changing current Of the Lone
Star States most magnificent stream,
It was picked up on the Gulf Of Mex
leo many weeks after the captive
girls had written this bottle history
Of their suferings, and about the
same tine the story Of their eveutful
and horrible eight months captivity
was given 70 he world from their
Own lips.
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rate or she Apostles

ST. Mathew is supposed 10 have
suffered ua-tvrd0m. OF was put 70
death by the sword st the city q
Ethiopia
s. Marx was dragged through the
streets Of Alexandria, in EEypc till
be expired.
StLuks was hanged upon cn olive
tree In Greece
St. John was put i1l0 q cauldrc1
Of boiling Oh. 81 Rome. and escaped
death. lie afterwards d.ed g natural
death Ct Epbesus. u ASIA.
ST. james the Great was beheded
At Jerusalem.
s. James lbe less was tirJwu
from g pinnacle OF wing Of the ten
pie. and then beaten TO death with a
fuller's clul
s.. Philip was banged up against
. pillar at HieraP1lis. city Of
PhrvEia
81 Bartholomew was faFed alive
by the command of & barbs-0as
king.
S. Andrew vas bound 10 q cross.
whence be preached 10 the people tn
he expired
S. Thomas was run through the
BODY with q lance. near MliDar. In
The East Indies.
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Laughing CnlIarsn

Give rs the boy or gIrl wh5 smiles
assoon as the first rays ofthe morning
sun glance IN through the window,
gay. Happy and kind Such 8 boy
vii be ft 10 wake up Ito Q nan
at least when contrasted With q sui
In. morose, crabbed fellow, who
Snaps and saarls Ike surly cur, or
growls ard grunts Ike an uatamed
hvena from the moment be opens his
angry cves I'll be IS confronted BY
his breakfast Such Z girl, other
things being favorable, Rill be good
material to aid in gladdeuing some
comfortable home, or to refine, civil
ize. tame and lumanize a rude
brother. making him gentle. affection
ate and lovable
It's q feast TO e7ea look a. such 2
joy-inspiring girl, and see the smiles
fioEine. 50 to speak, from the parted
lips, displaying set Of clean, well
brushed teeth, looking almost the
personificati0n Of beauty and good
ness, singing, and as merry as the
birds-the wide-awake birds-that
Z commence their morning concert long
( before the law BOYS dreamed that the
sun was approaching. and ab0ut 10
pour whole aooG Of light and
warmth upon the earth.
( Such q girl Is Ike gentle shower
to the parehing earth, bestowiag
sind words, sweet smiles, and acts ci
mercy 10 all ar0uud her-tbe JOY AID
light Of the household
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eoIxs HoHE

-5 41-s a-a ,.9a saLus e. las;. old man
Where Ere ysu eniag sp fast
Tar-e'z . valley ta cross and rirc- G. iar1-
Theresa clasp o. tan kama lr5 q IErtins 77a-l
ana trc-ulaus sigh fa- tle pas-- old Tia1--
Tie teuat.lI r-Hlsles past
Tar rad las been ragged an. rough- go r--n
T. yaur fee1 Is lz -usssl and rough
Bat vnu sac 2 dear being with gentle eyes
Eas shared u yaur labor ana sGrriilee-
au5 llat hag hcsu sunshine enHush. all Hsn-
Trrlu 1nz ,Ie-zi.nsl-ian enough.
Ecv Iane Hface yuu passed ee1 llie fl-i- sd laz
UI LIE, e cr thl top u me hlae
We're rha-e taauti,ul valleys OF i'0tier sl5ef
were ahe-u flowers azd trees, Win their branch
cz EIlc
TszAu. auf fla hea. 81 the su- lld 11an.
Il-e lsot oT Tia fa-T1d sua
zn5 how did g5u e-1s= tie waves. a-d E-2I-,
81 sorrow tbr fearful vavssg
Dla v1u lay your dear treasures uD0ue iy one
F7lth az aching heart and Gods wil De done
Tnler the wayside dEsi, old mn.
1H1he graves 'nsalh the vaysile tJse
Tll-- zre s8-oTF Euj lata-F i5r 81. oll nlll,
alas. llare are s1z-gw5 io- al.
AuI r0r. r,a-al7eu1Ere. have had yuu- share,
F1- clsa-y long winters hava whiteaal youi
hair
An tlsy hare El-l-e1al .lu- c--. rs wen ol-
m1
I1-1.E CO., -lu- 1aa-, Gs w-A
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IL customary % hang bells around
The -ks Of cattle il Switzerland. So
that tls lels or her5snen. can de-
,eet t1glr Whereabouts along the
winding activities Of the mouatains
a8l also that The cattle nav bs ksn-
together The bells vary in form
and in SIZE from q smau tiuklBr IL
strumea1 q deep-t9nel bell worn
bv the leader Of the herd
20 accustomed and attached do
the animals become 10 these bells
that the deprivation OF them IS felt as
a punishment The COW. whose su-
+ peri1r beauty, sagRctv. and good
teoDdueL ft her 70 be The leader Of TIE
herd. Is always o. EaIa-davs distn-
guishe- ev the largest and fass1-tol-
ed be- nd The CraTest ornament
collar. IA so down. through Ell the
grads rs Of good, 70 the small ap-
pend - thar marks the indiHerentIv
good or clever animal. and the total
absence Of ornament and distinction
which points ont the se.f-wIlled CT
vicious II any COW has been guilty
Of scrayIng- or unseeuly behavior,
breach Of discipline, OF auy vicious
trick the disqlsas1re oftLe r1cLer IS
Dot testified By blows, but by the
temporary deprivation of Der bell
and this seldom fails % reduce her to
order and prevent 8 repetition Ct
The CEe1ce It's only necessary 70
see q COW On 8 gala-day, with
her bandaCe Of distinction strapped
around her neck, and then 10 see her
deprived Of d. for some fault or Other
70 be convinced that this is true
She Is now gay, E01d-hun0red, and
froEcsuue and then sulky and
gloomy.
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Sham tfGuses-

Charles Warren Sto5das5 writes.
There are houses II Florence. many
Of them. thar look as if tbev were
built Ct The stage scenery Of some
dismanued theatre. ] saw ooe this
morning. q snug modern aEsir. as Sc
vsreiy simple in lis proportions as s
packing bsx, ye- Il was 50 toached
up by the brush and some scenic ar
tist that 3 balcony with six pillars
seemed 10 start out from she front q
T. There are Two doors and four
windows introduced 10 complete the
harmony Of tbe facade YET these
were al decepuons- The house pre-
tended 10 be Of stone. with plaster
that bad peeled OF fi spots, exposing
the rough eut walls
II an attic wind1 mere picture.
cat summed her IF and q little
away from her SIT two pigeons bill
ing but not cooiur. for thar was be-
yond The art Ct eveu e Fl0renune
house painter A rake leaned against
The wall, and cast 8 paipable shadow
that unfortunately y ran against the
sun. for It was late in the day, when
the shadow was stationary; two
towels futtered from the balcony;
q pal was turned over IN the corner
part. and Q bush that might bewildsr
o b5tanis1 blooue1 forever IN BIOS
sons Of yellow and red ss gross aad
Usavory as cabbage
Was this aIE No. enc Of the
fraudulent windows was open. s fair
and most substantial virgin leaned
forth. and with berarm extended Ike
e statue, she waves night and day,
year after year, q handkerchief TO the
passer-by, be be friend or stranger
This SOFT Of thing is often seen II
Florence. Sometimes tT8 lovers
spoon % unbl1shingly II & sham WIN
dow. One is half inclined 90 ask If
the inmates sat for this picture, bat
questions Of that nature would be
too frequent I have almost lost con
f5e1ce IL everything Floreutiue /
am never cutie sure that It is z house
! see before me, OF only the rear wall
Of somebody's garden. ! am quite
convinced that I shall some day find
myself knocking ct e false door, and
waiting impauenLy for the descent Of
The fat faced woman who sis week
after week smiling upon the world
from The window overhead
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Ille Izvsatar e ne yEhesTsarrsu

The EzTszsar 81 ne EEhesTharrsu.
- '-...ss 49, q great maz 81 10 little
Who 90 you slaaR s--. -.
very simple thi3r caileda --s-.,i-- - -
row Wby no less q naa thaa.. -
sr5o da Ti1cL
And who vas be
lie vas e musician poet, painter.
ErChiteet. scglptor. pbvsi0lo-ist En-
Eiaeer. natural historian. b3tautist
and inventor. al IN ore. He was1
3 Jack Al al trades and master OF
none, either he was g real mas-
4 Ter O. many arts and a practical
worker besides.
When did be ETe2
Somewhere about 3be tiue that
F Cslumo1s discovered America
And where was be born
IN the beautiful eitv Of Flo-soce,
IA Italy
Pcrhaps ssme Of v8u Dsy feel s
httie better acquainted with him
Ehen tel yea that Il was Leonardo
Ga ne who painted one Of the
granaest pictures III The world .-
he Last cupper. -. picture that
. has been copied nGnr times. and en-
4 gruVed Il several 81 So thar al
most every 1ne has aa idea q the
arrangement aad position a. the "a
BE Of the figures Of Oar Lord aud
his disciples though / am ted thar
/ without seeing the painting itself, n
one can form 8 action Ct bow grand
and bes1tifll Il Is
And only 90 think Of the thousands
Of pocr h1r5-w8rkiag americans
who really 0w1, ia their wheeI5ar-
row, On original work of Leonardo
da Vines .-Fr3E. 81 Elci87as for
frir
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Centennial BeiI and CioeE Ter zndc-
peadenee Hail.

Henry Sevbert. g very patriotic
and public spirited citizen Of Pbila.
delphia, bas made an offer 10 tha.
CITY Of 3 very heavy bel and g large
clock for use in the tower Of old IN
dependence Han The bel is to be
Of Troy manufacture, and according
to the contract made With MeDeeiey
& Kimberly, Is 10 weigh 1900
pounds-each ] 600 pOundsrepreseEt-
ing one Of the original l3 States
Like the old Liberty bell, - now bro
ken, this bell VIII bear the inscription
Proclaim liberty throughout al the
land. unto al The Inhabitants there
Of. IS also another seriptural text,
GLORY TO God IL the highest, and On
earth peace, good VIII toward men
The bell is to be placed in the tower
prior 10 tie Centennial anniversary
July 4th, 1876
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Reea,ery Of a stolen Chue,

P1TssvILLE, July I-Wilis Woit
aged SIX years, stolen from bis home
In Scranton some months since has
been found Il Mahanov City, 10
charge Of an intoxicated woman
Both have been sent 20 Scranton, the
boy 10 his parents. and the woman
under arrest charged with abduction.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-07-14

4 London newsboy having stray
ed into Surrv was brought before O
Justice Of the peace On @ petty charge
Where DO you live p asked the
justice
with ny mother said the boz.
where does she live r
with father
Where does he live
AT home
Where Is their home roarci the
justice
That's where Ia from. old man. p
replied the boy. wiuking At the mag
is1rate
The young rascal was told 10 20
back there. p and be went
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-07-14

Noaev had nsFer failed before Il
csrtaiulv would not st1hls last n p
But il did, AID the bewadermeat
an6 CONSERVATION Of thss simple cs-
vosse were piIiful he hsd but one
article il his faith. aid that was nov
destroyed. lie had staked every
thing upon the certainty Of the Al
mighty Dollar, ard be Rad lost
H1rpcr's N1g1-fne
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-07-14

LoxDoy. June 30.-5 A. M The
Standards special dispatch from
.Pesth reports that the loss Of life by
the tempest Of yesterday exceeded
the first report. One hundred sod
twenty dead bodies have been found
in The Danube. and many more must
have been carried away By the cur
rent
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rance

PARIs, june 23.-The damage to
property BY the iuundati0ns n the
cf ties Of Toulouse and Agen aione
exceeds S24, O00. 600 Tie heaviest
losses are IN the departments Of
Hauts Garonne and Lot et Ga7onne.
Contributions for the relief Of the SUI
ferers are pouring in from al paris o.
France. Switzerland and Belgium.
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vhisaey seizures In siIuaukes.

WAsuIN8ToE, June 30-Supervi-
s0r Bedrick reports TO the Iuternal
Revenue Once to-day from MlWau-
kee the seizure Ct the extensive dis
tilerv Of Henry Seb0nEeid and the
rectfTiaE-bouse Of Fisch d Bildback
for reusing stamps. The testimony
against them being conclusive.
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Asa stranger was yesterday knock
ing at the doo- ola house Oh Second
St. q b0v came around the corner
and inquired
Got anything TO seI
Yes. ! want 70 sell your mother
q box Of tooth paste
Might as wei get oG-B the steps 7
continued the boy, as q smile broke
out around his mouth; she's got
store teeth and she cleans 'em with
a w0olen rag
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-07-14

Kind hearted, peace loving Bal
timo-e ulau painted his front steps
-weutT-thres tines trying 70 piesse
bis wife. and then she decided that
the FIRST color was the best.
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FIliast Fs-lrte5 tlQ1l raE lr-u1. ans llIs5r.z.l
wl1n several lhauzand e1g--a 'iazsl an maps
7l,s r-- z-atrsI Ii4 published u-l5cr tha ti-ls 1l
LEE NEW Al-l-l-llAE LT--..i.--4'lA Wa 60
s- u lsss a.lae WLlel -l1c Llte Vi-f ------l
which il has attained ll l parts = - --l--
$50 .1sl tlls SIGNAL Iallalz-s Fll Rvs
takeL place ID every branch 81 5--a-a -------l--
au1 Grl- have luauea4 IRE ellars H-i- iut4l2----e
ra su1Elis az gzhc3 i-al il--G- ~ -slai-l az
solssuc new c-li eli-ll7- III ----i---l-A "
C1.lHlE1zA-
aIlIuu I'm list -eu vaz-s LIE progress % -is-
e1Te1T lu every d---lels o. Elai.-a-at -
llle LzH Vl1A 81 -cl-1a1i-4 - -l-r-ia--st
WAN
~ urretner- Or 1ialI.i-ll affairs Las EsIt faoe
VIII -l-C l .l1c-- ana men -It-i---
aFl.i1G-l1l t1 TIC El-l-r-t .-l-- lsl-l- are i-A
lut c8uveulanee u1i1 rclluaIl5lii 81 sIe44 -ie---
T-egt WAYS lul luIls5 uai ref 1-l-l9llH -lit g --
eu-re- l1rr.7luE In -lu-llll e1gcs 1i peculiar no
mem The clr-l Say g- 1lT uWu c9u1ilry- winch
was lt i-E lei-i- when -nc ias Tllu-4f q Lit %
VIVA appeared lls lasl-s ifeel eli-e- an
new cIl-se q lllLlerla- --il -L-L7i---- -.--'4--
has been commented.
Is-at assessials 50 us-- cels-ll lcal l-ngEle-ss
have been ll-lt iE lc ---1liz-al'-e e,l i.lris u
ALrlea.
viva -ll ll-l-al result u. llC .-fse a -lle- have
l-uuCL- mo view l-ul------e TO- ltH 1l-l- 3 Fll5l
names are l every c1lt tllll-1- ana - s-e =
every l-le g curious E1aH Liil lr-l-I--I- -rfi--i
lllllas have been lllEE- aul 1I-tia-tlll 2-ez-s
llisiurll1lal o. winch l-iC lC-ls are IS yet gre
se-re- azE b. ttle news sllafrf " ll i-t t--i-t--il
iiili-lal -llus l- Lle cay lll Nll-- tA-l l-e q
slEc lher place ln permanent ai- --u-leI-ll1 --s-
tory
IL preparing lhc present edition l1- TIE press i
has aealrlLLl- g uaLl tI-l-lL lt le ellz ls l-l--
lrV1 lll -Itl-IlEill ll ll- ilrasi ri1zzlilt llCz
lu- On furnish allIrta account ~ lse 11is Ts-
raLl discoveries 1l s--q-l17- % 't-t l-a-i It-L
-ill ll literature, ana a llc newest 1lVei-lls n
The practical a-.s ls vel z % elre slc,1e5 sli4
Original record 1- the progress o. political ana a-s
I1rlell events
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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-07-14

A distinguished engineer from II
d.n Is in St Louis for the express
purpose Ct getting the plans, draw
iBgs and photographs Of the big
bridge.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-07-14

& Canadian ear lend you his news
paper BY mai for one cent postage
bat i VII cost you four cents 70 re-
tu-n Il - him over the same route
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The latest reports from Iowa show
splendid prospects for al the crops
and q large increase in the acreage
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TETsTEEG

"a ( - = h-=A1-8
JAMES COOPER =. !. MClRELL
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= ~ I'D I'D = ~ - z a. ---'
C. . Ellis JAMES MORLEY,
a j IAFL> -EEl9 Pitt,
-- =. 1-T59
T-T--- -rVT-s- CONRAD ETupE-.
p --- @ = N--N h.
ID ----- t-L--A f W. hZLIE-t-
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The path cf duty-tbrcugh The
Custom House.
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srBsrnIEE ron THr HERALD
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He took out his watch and stood
regarding Ii and Margaret alternate
". As she stood there faint and gid
dy with fear, a new idea penetrated
Margaret's brain, and she was IN
Just that stare OF desperation which
stops at no sacrifice however great
Come life or death, she must save
the money for which her friends had
toiled so long and earnestly, and the
loss Of which would iuyolve them IL
ruin. As she thought she saw q
way to do il though itwouid compass
her destruction.
GU may put Up ycur pistol, > she
said calmly. viii show You where
the money Is concealed" +"
That's sensible, my dear" said
the man. 1T amt often that sense
and a pretty face go together But
you're an exception. Come, be live
y, now"
She took q candle from tie table
selected one from a bunch Of KEYS in
basket hanging from the wall, and
bade him follow her.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-05

Der I'd. and New York, October 4th, 1875: Re.
ceipts since September 25th, 10000 bags; pur-
chases for United States Il, oOo prices unchanged;
stock l2O, 600 bags; exchange Is u cent; average
daily receipts SSH bags.
RICE-Good demand. No damaged or soft on
the market. We quote Louisiana No. q 234@3c,
common 4405c ordinary 81 @6c, tair 61496llac,
prime 81 &c u ID.
BAGGING-Large stock on hand and dub
Domestic jute isqueted at 1879 q yard for round
lots, and retailing at lac; India at wholesale
1l4c, at retail 12c u yard.
lion COTTON TlES-Large stock and good
demand. The Arrow tie is selling at SIC u ID,
with a discount on round lots. Pieced Arrow
Tie, IL feet sell at 31ac net; feet inches, $40
net. The Beard & Bros. Tie sells at 51ac q 10,
with discount on round lots. The Branch
Crooks & Co.'S cotton button sell at 51aac d tb,
with a discount on round lots
BALING TWINE-Is selling at lac % b in
round lots; Ice y Ii at retail.
GUNNY BAGo-Are quoted at 14c in bales and
15c apiece reserved.
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DANCING.

DROF. AUGUSTE DAVIS TAKES PLEASURE
L to announce to the public in general that be has
succeeded PROF J. VEG AS at MINERVA HALL.
His Dancing Glasses will open on the FL RS MON
DAY in OCTOBER for LADIES, ENTLEMEN
and CHILDREN.
Ladies' Glass Mondays and Fridays from p to ?. M.
Cent Glass Tuesdays and Saturdays : 7to9 :.
Children S Class Mondays Thursdays
and Saturdays 4 10
For terms apply at the MINERVA HALL on Clio
street. between st. Charles and Prytania. Parents
are RESPECTFULLY invited to call and enter their chill
dren before the opening of the Glass.
Those wishing to engage the Hall for Private Par
ties Weddings, Balls Conee is, or Club Meetings,
viii n ease call at the Hall to make their arrange
menfs TERMS LIBERAL sc 80 %
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MONETARY;
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN, /
Monday Evening, Oct. 4, 1876.
NEW ORLEANS uIEARINa-HouGr

With quite large amount of paper maturing
to-day, the demand for Money was strong, both
in bank anu outside. On the street the market
was close, and few transact, ms were reported.
rates perceptibly hardening.
fair business Is reported in Foreign EX-
change, and moderate movement in Domestic,
the latter being reported somewhat heavy at re-
duced rates. Cash gold being in demand and
scarce, rates here are slightly above New York
In Stocks and Securities the market is without
any feature of interest, the commercial demand
absorbing idle funds.
We continue to quote collateral loans at 1001l2
81 cent per annum discount, Al DO at 11G61i4 u
cent per month, and second grade at 114Dl11aa
First class mortgages rule at ~ y cent per annum.
We hear OF no negotiations in second grade.
Gold opened at 1167s@l171s, against 1T at
New York, and after moderate business closed
at 1l714@117R (4@1ac higher than on Satur-
day, against I175s in that market The sales
summed up SAL, 900, embracing $4,000 at l171s,
1l71I, and $4,000 at 1l7la.
No sales OF silver were reported. American
half dollars were still quoted at 1100g1101a, and
Mexican dollars at 9311aa@94, gold.
The advance in Gold at New York being counter
acted by decline in sight on that market Foreign
Exchange ruled at previous rates.
The movement in sterling was of liberal ex-
tent, the sales amounting to f47,000, comprising
f3OOJ bill OF lading at 50, fl5O0 do at $50
flO00 do, and f20C0 and $500 AL clear at 5.54,
oiu @fooo Uul VI iduluS, anu LoA,Uoo ~ anu Al
clear at 54@55411a. The~only transaction re-
ported was 10000 commercial at 45S54, ID So
600 do at -.
At the close sterling bills were quoted at
$685. 15.54l for bill of lading and AL clear, and
nominal for bank, an6 francs at 4.5S24 for COM
mercial and nominal for bank.
The offerings of New York sight were of liberal
extent, but meeting with only moderate de-
mand, commercial was about Is u cent lower.
The sales comprised SAC, 000 embracing $4,000
and $4,000 commercial ut "a u cent discount,
and $751; 900 and $4,000 do, and $4,000 private
bankers aud bank at Is, and $4,000 CONNER
cial at 11aa@7-16.
The banks checked on New York at "a %
cent discount to par, and commercial sight was
quoted at 10 y cent discount, against par
for the former on saturday, and -@3s t. cent
for the latter.
In Stocks we noticed sal IS of SIS ,OOO including
a few Insurance shares. In the auction sale we
reported on Saturday we omitted to notice sale
Of 10 shares Of St. Charles Street Railroad Co.
at s6S so.
Nothing transpired in Bonds. City issues
and new state Consols continue steady and firm.
No sales Of Metropolitan Police Warrants
were reported. They are still quoted at 65@70.
No transactions we're reported Il State War
rants. Issues Of 1874 are still quoted at 60@65
for large, and 65@170 for small; for 1873 and
previous years, fundable, at 350136, and do, not
fundable, at -t029.
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TRUSTEES

TRUSTEES:
Moses Greenwood, r. NJ. Walmsley,
w. A. johnson, A. Brittin,
John l. Noble, A. II. May,
John Chaffe, S. I'll. Snowden,
Richard Milliken T. Lytt. Lyon,
Samuel E. Moore, VIM. C. Raymond,
il. Warren, Jas. 5. Prestidge,
r. I. Buckner, Samuel II. Boyd,
Samuel Friedlander, Joseph McElroy,
A. A. Yates, Z. B. Wheelock,
John l. Adams, Cyrus Bussey,
Isaac Scherek, Vim. j. Behan,
81 3m B. F. Eschleman.
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Bagging and Ties.

1000 ROLLS JUTE-
500 half Rolls JUTE.
100 - . DOUGLAS.
100 :. - INDIA.
$50 . HEMP PHENsX.
IRON TIES in small or large quantities.
For sale by CHISM 81 BOYD,
oc2 3t 104 Poydras street.