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, 1875-03-13
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Under AND BY VIRTUE OF A De
u cree OF Foreclosure and Order OF sale
made and entered of decree and record in
the Third Judicial District OF Washington
Territory, holding terms at Port Townsend
In jefferson County, within and for the
counties Of jefferson. Claim, Island, What
com and san Juan, on the ed day Of July,
A. ID. .ls1t In An action wherein David e H.
Rothschild and Joseph Boscowif :, partners.
doing business under the name OF ROtlls-
child a 70. l. plaintiff and Henry Marshall
is defendant, have levied upon and wtll
sell at public auction, for gold coin,
On Tussday, the 9th Day orMareh,
A D. 1870, at goveland, Island County
W. T., between the hours OF II NJ and 2
O'Clock OF said day, the following described
real estate, beng the spne included In a
mortgage from the said Henry Marshall to
tho said David c. H. Rothschlld, upon
which said decree and order Of sale were
Amof lois Nos. 2 ands Of section No. .,
Township No-S2 North ofRange No. 2 East,
containing s. 25-l00 acres, with the appur-
tenances, situated within the County OF
Island and Territory of Washington. The
amount OF the Judgment upon which said
order Of sale was made Is as follows, 10 wit:
Debt Of eight hundred and eighteen dollars
ISIS. and Interest from date, to wit: July
22d, ls7A at the nate OF Ia per cent per
month, an attorney fee Of nfty lt50l dollars,
and cost OF suit, taxed at ts2.64, and IN
creased costs. The said sale win cease
when sufi-ient Of said property has been
sold to satisfy said Judgment. said salo
will be made subject TO redemption.
WILLIAM FOWLER,
sheriff Island County.
Dated this 9TH day ofFebruary, A.D.is55,
At Utsalady.
c. N. BRADsHAw, Atty for PlAIntins
, 1875-03-13
NOTICE

Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE CO
i Partnership existing belVeen the IN
dersianed, for the purpose Of farming In
Valley, Jefferson County, W.T.,
Is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
EMANUEL WILSEN,
ANDREW JACOBSON.
Port Townsend, January Is, 1873. ls-iw
, 1875-03-13
WANTED.

TWO OR THREE GOOD COOPERS FOR
L the Orcas Island Lime Company.
For particulars apply 10
3-tf T.. :. FOWLER & co.
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coRoNERs, GASES.

The body OF q stubborn child was found yester
day in the cellar OF No. A. Ridge street.
John Lynch fell or ms cart in Nlnety-third
street. second avenue, yesterday morning,
and over and killed.
James Cullen. a child six years OF age, fell out
OF fourth story window at No. 1922 East Thirty.
second street yesterday morning, and was IN
stantly killed.
The body OF an unknown man was found in the
river at the foot OF Perry street at eight O'CLOCK
yesterday morning. Deceased was dressed In
black pea jacket. pants and vest, blue stockings
and CATERS. he had black WHISPERS and mus
tache
Deputy Sherin Michael j. Mcwally went &c
Florida last November for the benent OF his health.
he having been suffering Tor several years from
consumption. few DAYS ago he started to re
turn, but ded on board the steamer while at ses
on the 18Th inst.
samuel II. Meade. Jr., accidentally shot himself
yesterday at No. 614 Madison avenue while pack.
ing up a loaded rne which he intended taking 10
Martna's Vineyard, where some experlments were
intended with the explosive bullets ne had IN.
vented. Deceased was unmarried.
Coroner WOlrman held an inquest Yesterday IN
the case of H. w. Johnson, VINO ed on the eth inst
apopleXY. It seems that deceased was ed by
tne police on charge OF intONication, ana on ar.
irving at he station house taken very III and
had TO be removed TO the hospital at once, as the
police surgeon OF the nrecinct in which he was ar
rested-the Fourteenth-hvas so far up town as TO
be berond reach in cases OF emergency rhe jury,
In consideration Of these lacts, rendered the FOL.
lowing accession: We ma that the deceased came
70 his death rom cerebral apopleXy. and we ecu
the system OF treatment OF prisoners arrested
for ntoxlcation. We also recommend that police
surgeons should be required 10 reside In the police
precinct TO which they are assigned Tor duty.
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ranged by the committee appointed Tor the purr
pose the strike Will commence. ~ there are IT
more buildings being erected now tnan In the
corresponding periods or Ihe ionr preceding years
TINS STRIKE VIII re a source OF great inconvenience
not 10 mention the pecuniary loss 70 owners hnu
contractors. Still the Ericklayers' Association =
second TO none ~ polOt Of organization, - winch
It's previous success may be attributed.
The men who struck ar the Delaware and Lack
awanna Railroad tunnel IN JERSEY CITY. Two or
three weeks ago, were all paid OF yesterday.
Many have returned % work At lie old rates;
others refused 70 weld, and they lett the neigh
hOrnOod entirely. II was expected that there
would DE display Of violence gu rhe part OF the
strikers as soon az they should receive tneiI
wages last evening" nut tile expectation was not
realized. Many OF the strikers nave obtained EN-
plOl ment elsewhere.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Cotton quiet mddling. lie Net re elpIs:, 60 bales
s Eiisas . Exports '''''~l'' : 'al's o" s'00@'
Cotton dun and easier r mias st Net reeept
stock, $500
Cotton weak: mddrng, l5c.; low middhnr, iiisc;
good Ordinary &C. Set receipts Exports coast
Cotton quiet. miaaliug iss.c net receipts "a bates
Rxvorfs coas wise, ~. sales. ~ stock. lie'4
cotton quiet; niddng iSsSe a4c Net receipts. 27s
OA''s 'A'V' ~ $50 oswseo. May 70, ls7a
Your steady; sale. Of 800 bis a 50 (, ior SO
and 81 % for double Wheat unbalanced; sales
iNnaesota club at u 70; one car extra While Michigan
at 81 ~. Corn lower; sales at Sc. Barley nrm but
sssi Tor Soe SIS per TON esa e an
S Ser en 'n Canal TegS onsr On aTanwheSt
.e corn and rye, 6'1e oats g. e New nork iamoer
wheat ioacO DO oats o1aoo, ret q lumber: Canal
do. malt, and i,a55oJo feet OF lumber
BrFAIo, Nay 81. 1875
inactive no disposition % Operate quotations entirely
nominal Corn very s dgiI ana heavy s9 bushels sGd
IN inquiry lrS sa iss SShel. Canadian @ orc
c6anged, Pors seSiy q ssl . Tor heavy lard
steady A. 1Se ahsaEmnes pomes ss ~ Lake re
SSo 100 oats s is Do ' RafoSg re S faSTR
y 90 %. Railroad .hiPmenIs;-flour. ssisbsi wheat
ndewatsr ssipmens-wSeat 77,s5 bushels; corn So
do. Canal Interior points shinments-wheat 5000
bushels; 1000 do. Canal iruights unsetedcosed
nrmi corn, 6e. &c. wheat re 75sc., aud oats s.c
10 New York.
TOLEDO MAY 20 1875
Flour steady. Wheat quiet and weaK; No white
Wabash 81 SO; No while Michigan 81 20; extra do,
81 ~ amber Michigan, cash aud June. 81 20; July. 81
sjS,. No red, 81 SUI No. do 81 q = al 2s july.
81 ~ Corn steady high mixed, 75l.c. June 55c July
t6 August II r.: yellow, 16sc. grade, re oats
In fair demand and nrm; No. /, 6gi.c. so g. &C.;
white nae; Michigan. 6st-c. Eeceips-WheaL 1000
Flour, loo bbls. wheat 400 bushels cora 6a0l0 do
'"S' 49, Catc,co Nav % fs-s
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat buoyant; 40.
sprlng. ~ ~, No 90, 81 COS. spot; 81 = June;
81 05s 81 u5i4 Julyt No do PC rejected 81. Corn
huoyant unscttied 10 mixed; es'se bid SPOT; 69sc.
bid June, 49, c. bid Juv rejected. d5isc 65e oats
a fair demand aud lover: 10 . ese bid, spot:
active And higher No spring, 81 Ias 3 spot 81 @
lower; sales az So % spot 80 IS June. 81 July.
lard far demand lower; sales at sit ~ spot
sltGls So July; Buzz meats dnll And shade lover;
clear 90, il5sc.. loose spot Whisky dun; nominally
81 81 o. June 9 % july. Corn trmer al y June;
June. Lard srvng higher az SO 81 june; 80 ~ J-ly.
Reeeipts-Flour, lOu0l bills wheat 1l,lU) bushels;
corn, 1000 do oats a,u01 do. barley 100 DO SHIP
ments-Flour 900 bills. wheat . 40 bushels; corn,
g.. 0U do oats 5l0nO do. barley 500 do.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT DULL-FUTURES QUIET
FLOUR DULL-wHEAT DULL-CoRN QUIET
OATS DULL AND LowER-RYE FIRM-BARLEY
INACTIvE-PoRK QUIET-LARD sTEADY-PE-
TRoLEUM EAsIER-NAvAL STORES QUIET--GRo-
CERES QUIET AND sTEADY-wHIsKEY QUIET
FREIGHTs FIRM
THURSDAY, May 90 1875.
The markets were still dull and generally irreg-
ular, although there were some exceptions to
the rule. On Change business was light and prices,
where not sustained by speculation were lower.
Flour was duh and In buyers favor. Wheat was
dull and lower, botn for lots on the spot ana Tor
ward delivery. Corn was also dull and lower.
Oats were also dull and lower. All kinds OF grain
declined IN the lace OF the multitudinous
reports OF damage to the winter crops, and the
exhibition on 'Cnange OF the loss of last years
crop by grasshop 1ers. WhtsKey was firm. Pro-
visions generally easy but fairly active. Freights
and charters grain charters easier OWING TO
the lack OF employment. Petroleum charters were un
changed Petroleum easier Naval stores quiet
Cotton on the spot dull Futures quiet Gunnies
were quiet and steady.
COFFEE quiet, but Arm. Stock of Rio in frst hands
Baltimore 2U2l bags; Hampton Roads, 5000; Galveston,
2COO Java government bags LOO; Ceyion, 7Os; Mar
acaibo, 1895; Laguayra s5s; Porto Rico 2s6 Costa
i70 Total stock oher than MOI 70 81 bags 26a6 mats
SayS se Il ar s nanss % GOOD
l7ac i9s4c prime do is4s ois,ic extreme range
bags 24c. 25c. do. mats z5c. e. slnga
pore, 40. ale 23c; Ceylon, nc. 2l3sc. Maracaibo
l91sc &c; Laguayra. lsc. y 2c. Jamaica 7Hc 3
ls9sc 81 domingo, ne Porto Rico, i7e l9c; Costa
Rica lie zoe hexcsn I9c. Zoe Angostura, I5c.
2lL.c; Savanilla 18c. 2llsc; Curacao. lie. tgsc.
CorToN the spo: without quotable decline was duh
and easier Some bushes done at lower ig
ures. We note sales made amer Chance report OF 100
bales 90 bales and rumors OF
500 bales more Futures closed quiet further decline
OF l32c Weather reports from the cotton growing
tons continue favora BILE We quote May, Is sl-52c
i6c. June, 70 sls2c &c July, io,c $3.50 August
l6 qS2c is 5l6c Sepiember, 10 il6c 63S2c. OCTOBER
IS 9i3c Is &c; November, l5lsc Is y6c. Decem
ber IS l7-32c. Is slice January 70 IL S2c. 10 ul6c
February is 49, l6c March, 10 l-l5c is sc.
April i64c. Is 5i6c. Quotations based on standard
of classification in force september ], 1878, and on up
land in store running IN quality not more tnap
halt grade above or below the grade quoted Ord
nary hlsc good ordinary, l54c strict good ordinary
Isle. low middling, Ice middng, l6ssc; good md
ding l7s4c Quotations based American standard Of
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THE NEWARK WIFE MURDER CASE.

In the Essex County quarter Sessions Colonel
Abeel, tue Prosecutor OF the Pleas. has notified
the Court that he purposed moving for q new trial
In the case Of william Cunningham, indicted for
alleged solicitation Of one Norwood Hatfield 10
Kill mrs. Cunningham. lie expressed great sur.
prise az the disagreement OF the Jury, and de-
ciared he never tried case In which ne felt so
confident OF conviction. The facts IN the case
were 80 plain, he said. that be regarded the fai.
ure OF the Jury to convict practical failure OF
Justice The Judge set the case down for retrfal
next Thursday. The first jury was composed OF
some OF the very best citizens Of Newark. The
only objection 10 them came rom CunninRham's
side, which claimed that because no Fellow coun.
TRUMAN OF the accused was on II ne was not being
tried Oy lair Jury OF MS peers.
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drm Erie II Al AS was az; at 80 the price re-
ported was 20A at 4:30. 20. From another source
we learn that at s 10 r. NJ. Erie sales were made
at 1917. Furthermore that money on the street
closed at 81 per cent, or y per cent below the
Bank rate Rentes In Paris declined to "a. 90.
BANK SHARES
Bank shares sold at 2cO4 for Importers and
Traders 126 Tor Merchants, H. for State OF New
York and 100 Tor Fourth National
RAILROAD BONDS.
These were quiet and firm, with the exception
of Great Western 1rsts OF 1853, which declined
per cent, 10 rs. Erie nrsts were fraction higher
selling at 1905, but the other issues were lower
and without business Hannibal and st. Joseph
convertible sold at s5is a s34, and Michigan
Southern sinking funds at 1861 q lO7. New Jersey
consolidated nrsts receded to 1885, and Michigan
southern sinking funds TO 1861. Central Pacific
bonds closed at lo314 1885,, and Union Pacifcs
at I011s a 1919 for frsts 9T16 a 9734 for land
grants and 92i4 92sS for sinking funds Sales OF
Central Pacific. san Joaquin branch, were made
at 92B a 92%, ana do, California and oregon
branch. at e414.
MEMORANDUM.
The Washington Republican OF the 18th inst
states that the Commissioner OF Internal Revenue
decides that so much of TIE deposits OF those
savings banks which are described In the last
paragraph OF section 3.40s OF the Revised Statutes
as is inves ed In the three-sixty-dve bonds OF the
District OF Columbia Is exempt from taxation
under the internal revenue laws.
liz Ia announced by telegraph that the award
OF the sterling loan OF the city OF 81. Louis. No.
amounting to 5000, 900, Is made 10 Messrs Meter
4 Co., OF this city.
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THE STRIKES IN JERSEY.

The strike or the hod.carriers IN Jersey City
continues The strikers travelled in squads
through the city yesterday, and sndeavofed 70
induce the men who continue At work 70 Join
their ranks. In this they did not succeed, as the
police dispersed Them and received Tor their
trouble q vouey OF abuse. Toe strikers boast that
the Hobogen men Will join the movement to.mOr.
row. In the meantime the bosses hold ont
hrmly. they say That with police protection
they can nave oil the men they require At the
present rates.
The nrlcsayers or Jersey CITY are preparing FOR
o ntrike. They nave neld preliminary meeting,
and soon ~ tue basis Of the slrike mas been or
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For future delivery COasis low mlddng the sales hsye
follows :-Yesterdsy. after two r May lou
bales at 10 s2c June 100 az ~ Lice 800 a. 70 SIC
toJ y Sc septsm6eI 4O9 az lslac TO- AZ tsssc
Total. $50 bales Ioday up 20 two I MAJ Isoo
6c 500 ~ l5sl s2c lso1 at iec July ~ At % 5sc,
l6i6c 100 AZ 10 53kc., 9O At ln1hc ut Is 63sc
40 at lolsc, 400 az Is B32c August 100 10 81 c.
25 Mt 10 Slice, 100 III IL ESQ 20U at 10 5l6c
10 e32c; september 400 at 3szc al At 10 l0c,
IL 3sc I0isc. 400 At IS 3s1c, 500 at l6c,
is 32c October 500 Is Il Sc. December, 20I at
9l6c March, 40 at l6tc., 100 al 10 SIZE Total n 100
bales Grand total, $50 bales. Exchange b.l6c paid
10 exchange 100 June Tor August he receipts at the
ports were as follows:-Galveson. 81 bales. New or.
leans. 80; Mobile IS ayannah "a; Charleston. 27s;
Himinston 10; Norfolk, s5l New York z,s boston,
Total. asa. This day last week $40 This day last
year ANS Cotton treights closed AZ foows:To Havre
By steam &c. To Hamburg, by steam. ,.e 70 Bre.
erpooL py steam. p5.d 5-leo; BY sail sssd
wheat 6Seol bushels: CORN ~ 900 do oats 5000 90.
uuc hanged though tend ing in BUYERS favor The
were 1900 bblg Rye was quiet and Corn meal
was oulel of 100 bbs at 81 rs Brandywine
81 a. IS tor Western yellow, - " ~ 20 for Jersey snd
Pennsylvania yellow per bb; 81 81 Tor Baltimore coarse
sacked per 40 do. coarse 81; hner 81 %; bolted
Si5sasi 90; nne yellow, 81 70 o. ", and white
= \ Al Nor
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MARBLE atANTELs.

rgREATLY REDUCED PRICES ISL
a An extennve stock o. slate and Marble Mantsls
Wash trays aud slate Work Of every description.
fENRhYN sLAfk COMPANY.
Union SQUARE Fourth avenue ana seventeenth st. ~ Il
A 4 GREATLY REDUCED PRfCEs-AN ExfE sIV1
II stock OF Marble and Marbleizsd Manteis and ~
other Marble WorNa Marble Turning for the trndA
hLABkh ia kast Eighteenth street. near fhlrd avenme
GrEwAREs SLATE MASTELs, MARBLE ~.
- wood Nantels rion and elegant deagnA A me
lowest krlcas ~ and Ml West wsny.tnir1 saest ~
tween sevenkh and kignth avenues
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- lie market for wheat remained dull and with con
Europe prices t. nded in busers tavor closing ly io
lower or about 81 II 81 ~ tor Chicago and ~ 81 ~
81 is 10 Tor No Chicago 81 % 81 aliS tor Mwap
kee and DUNN IA store ~ ~ for Milwaukee Tor June
SSsRe We note ssiss ooo Sasnes a. s tor er
mixed, closing ~ SOC s51se soc for nigh mixed
were 30 90 bushels at &c Tor Canada Oh The spot and
To arrive. Rye nrm-under n speculative inquiry
al about p y aaosi a which price tas last sale
tive with sales Of % bushels twOrowed State at ~ 70
FE5IenTs were quiet but arm ne sngassInenp we're
Sd 2gOo bbs renned petroleum at ts Id TO dondon.
by steam 81 90 bushels grain AT bsd for corn aud ID
for wheat and L50 Dbls hour at Is Oifd. charters
with 500 Dbls. refined petroleum, private terms;
German bark hence 70 Bremen. with $500 bbls reaned
g sspoo A. With az Bo ' Isuss s' Ssd 5sGSs
al 4s. Id and $40 eratniy another, hence
= lCssd Is "a Il Penarth Roads. I on Il direct
Another, hence 70 London, with ~ bbls refined pc
Ssnss To ne T & & o sd p SsTS
leum at T. 81 Anotnes hence 70 direct port 10 Ger
short lay DAYS Another, hence to Antwerp or Ham.
burg, with s,490 bbls refined petoegm a. =. q.
mis- renned petroeum al A. I'D An lmerican
schooner hence 10 Hayt. with 1850 6bls aOur At 71c
HiDKs-The general market remains very quiet with
sales OF GU city slaughters. private terms, And
quote -Buenos Ayres' Is los Is lbs 25c DO ~ lbs
70 lbs 22isc 2ic Montevdeo, 2J1s lbs 2ls ibA 23c
r ns 81 5s q b O sic s ornoco Il los kio
2s lbs 22lsc 2jc; California p lbs 2o lbs, 2lsc.i
ips "A lbs isiSc.; Natamoros ~ ibs ~ lbs, 20c i
2lc Vera crnz IS lbs ~ lbs sc. Igc Tampico 70
q s z Ss Isl b SR Ss Ice m Porto Si l Ss
bello and Laguayra 20 lbs - lbs I've. 2Oc. Cara
s s.s e - H S e los ps s ds ssS Os 10 o S
lie lsc Tobasco ~ lDA 81 lbs, 100 gold selected
pricsa We Quote:=
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CLOSING PRIcEs-3 ?. -
THE MONEY MARKEr

Money closed easr at az and per cent on call.
There are changes TO be recorded in the rate or
commercial paper. Foreign exchange was quiet at
s.ssh for bankers sixty days sterling ana 4. sos
Tor demand.
THE GOLD MARKET
The bids for Treasury gold aggregated IS, 400 900,
at prices ranging from us so to 1l6 20. The follow
inU A a Hat Of the Treasury gold Awards
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FINE ARTS.


4 RT NOTICE..
n Now on exhibition, frec, at the Are rooms, slf
Broadway, unusually choice collection OF motern
Paintings nv eminent masters. being selections from
gaeries; aso numoer Of superb Water Coors.
the whole 10 he sald by auction Tuesday evening, May
-, commencing at o'clock.
The Messrs LEANITr, Auel
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~ Is a list Of the treasury gold awards
-. al. 500. 900

Gold opened and closed ll6t6, vita intermediate
sales az 1leH and 1893 and t is significant fact
that the sales do not adect the price. The rates
on gold loans were and . per cent Tor borrowing,
dat and / and per cent for carrying.
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Light ..,...... &c. az 2SsSc. azsc 2s5so. 4 8g
Mtddle......... 25c. q we. Ntac &c. hNtac.
Heavy Csc. 9gc. No. 2IA<c.No. a1f1fc.
Good damaged 40. 2oHo 1k1fc. q $50. PC. 25c
Poor damaged a. lDo. 9u1sc.
bac ka a01sc Sec., light crop $40 $50. middle crop
sac Sic; heavy crop, Sc. go. Iexas-Lgnt crop,
Sic 32c mdale and crop, Sc $50. Rough
hemloek nc. 2sc rough oak 2sc slc.; bellies, lso
q no.. currency
was as follows ;-Cuba Centrifugal and lnixsd elAycd
mrnoevAdo reAnna. RTeoergl, sM hhdA Porto kioe
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HOUSE sTAreMr
THE UNITKD STATES TREASURY

washington adVlces auOrd tue lOHoWlug re-
port OF balances :-Currency, tA77O,O00; coin,
s92 10000 less coin certificates, s2, lao, ooo. The
Assistant Treasurer paid out $4,000 on account
d interest and sl2l.Ooo In redemption OF dye-
iwenty bonds. Internal revenue receipts to-day,
s44e,44s. Customs receipts. S377, 500.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Government bonds closed lrm at the following
quotations limited States currency skies, 1241s
l24k; DO. do, 1881, registered. 1924 1921; do.
40, do, coupon, 124k l24k; do. nve-twsntles.
1892, registered, III q MY do. do, do, coupon,
n7h q lish; DO. do, 1854, registered, i1IH
llsk; do, do, do, coupon, lis llsk; do.
90, 1855, registered 11oH 1lo5G; DO. do, do cou.
pom, 1904 1908; DO. DO, do. new, registered,
l22 l221S; do. do. d. do, coupon, 1926 l22h
10. d. 1857 registered, 1874 122h 90. do. do,
soupon, ia l24H; 90. do, 1905, registered, 1874
l2sE; DO. do, DO, coupon, 1921 123K; do ten
forties, registered lle>1 1855 do. do, coupon
iliH llsido. nves. 1881, registered, llo1I llehi
DO, do. do, coupon, llesI 1lek.
tbs FoRyIGx MARKEr.
London advlcea report gain OF bullion BY the
BanK Of England during the week or col, 900 ana
3 further Increase to-day OF kl17,Coo sterling on
balance. Toe proportion OF bank reserves TO liza.
bilites, which last week was seK per cent 10 no W
sJH per cent. Tue rate OF discount was not al.
tered &C the weegy mostlng OF the directors res.
teroay, and therefore romans al az per cent
censeis and Gated states bonds are repOrted
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THURSDAY, May 20, 1875.

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
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EUROPE.

Opening May
Saline springs, containing jod and bronze. 81
sanatiye Creuznach mother water l. made IA
ton, romantic environs: Salubrious climate
houses contain baths OF the spring water,
direct from the springs by means VI pipes; b.
modations for paths In the river; drinking e
Elizabeth spring: all foreign mineral water
whey, inhalntions. douches, vapor baths;
tort near ana In the cue house superior
(Mannsteld sand; reading rooms, billiard sal
ccrts, reunions theatre, fireworks. water
access 10 all societies, casino. lodge, &c.
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IU.IJ ANU II.JU 4, NJ,
24k 1851 L 5 So. l0-4g r.. ll6sS
Is 1000 Y s 5's, r, 81. -. 1885,
22sS 6JUO 90. ICY
"a lUuo0 ao............. llb5s
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BILLIARDS.

IroR SALE CHEAP-OR WILL EXCHANGE 70
general merchandise, first cass stock Of tailor
woollen Cloths. Address box 4 ~, Post ONCE.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-09-09

An effort having been made by GER
tain parties to prevent the payment of
the Elgee cotton claim, amounting to
1856, COCOON the ground that the cotton
taken by the Federal soldiers from the
Elgee plantation was the property Of
the Confederate Government, the aft
davits in the case were submitted to
the Attorney General for his opini on,
and he has decided that the state
ments were insufficient to bar the pay
ments of the award, which will, there's
fore, be paid, less 100000, which be-
longs to the Government.
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fast, and an engagement was made Tor
me to meet Douglass again on the 18th
l4th or 10th, at Gleason's billiard room.
Douglass went off to meet Moshcr at
the New England House. The next
hear of them was that they were short
at Fort Hamilton. I cant make a guess
as to where the child is now. am Of
opinion that he is with the parties |
Rave mentioned, or they have sent him
to other parties. I made no arrange.
ments in June concerning the chld,and
knew no more Of him than child
unborn. I never had the curiosity to
inquire where the child was. Whoever
says the parties spent night at my
house lies. I did not tell them that l
WAS in communication with Walling,
and was. keeping him off their track.
Superintendent Walling testified to
The effect that w estervelt offered to
aid in the search for the child, and that
he arranged with him to give intor-
nation of the movements OF Mosher
! and Douglass for the purpose OF secur,
ing their arrest; that he had repeated
interviews with the witness and that
while he was pretending to act with
him, he failed to give HIM lntor-
nation which he possessed which
would have led to the arrest OF Moshel
and Douglass; also that he (Westervelt)
| made false statements.