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New-York tribune., 1875-08-31


For future delivery the business has been Only limited At
decned s21i,ec ID sales as follows all on basis OF Low
Middnes 49,.
tember, 100, lIc October 100 l3eissc Noyember apO
l3 lsa2c; December GOO, l3 sc. January o ~ ss,c-
February, 100 l3 5sc june 100. total 800 bales
1Sisai ic October siasc November Fac; December
3iesaaiS'c January, lgisdl3 saa2c February
aia ss is Hrss Iaas ,SS SIS
4c 100, Il lsage 200 l4gc; lo' M Siee 100 ii7c 100
400 rs 5c 900 IS assc 800 l3c November, llo l3ose
100 3iE,c loo each Soyembcr and pocember l3 gc To-
2s0o, iSsiasc 600 lS5e February 59 lsTe; ooo l$se &
IA oc: total II 96J bales graud total, $50 bales.
FLOUR AND MEAL-The markct ior Flour opened with
mer feeling part Of holders but WIN niue Increase
in the demand il and no in Wheat
for export at former paving prices leaving
aOnt 0c apart without qnpilDe change
at bis writing the close the market Is du owing to the
difference buyers aud sellers 81 spphg Extras and
Sifv M which nominal AZ old hsere as per the open
ing market trade brands however were rather more wanted
an1 known brands Minnesota bette which checked de
mand 10 some extent Winter WLeaS ery nrn ana wanted
New-York tribune., 1875-08-31
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

s.srsv q. MONDAY. Aug. 20, 1875.
ECOFFEE-Ioerso OF no stl asstng ful figures but the
business only moderate sales Of 2S5 bags per Dante p
2O4c and 80 bags do at zoe The arrivals since our
last 5000 bags, Thomas Small and 15lSi bags,
Memnou We ordinary cargocs at lS'i0lS fair
do. 19lad9sc good do, 20 go &C. prime DO 2o2d2 Sc
extreme for lots lS4d2l &c. Santos, fair TO good
cargoes, 195id21c, gold.
COTTON-Ti fair business accomplished in spot
Cotton at reduction Of isc H. at which the market closes
steady Receipts al the shipping ports to-day $50 bales
this day last week. 57S bales this day last year. III bales
stock in NewYork, S9573 bales consolidated stock 1921
bales.
based standard Of Classification IN force Sept
1874 and Upland Cotton running In quality not
than half grade above below the grade quoted
Ordnary..12 strict Cool Ordinary liis Millng !5s
New-York tribune., 1875-08-31
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

ruvapoot Aug 80 -l2 80 D. r.-cotoni Is steady Mddns
t-,r,a I'd Mduin. orleans 7id. sales. 1000 bales,
ndpy 100 for speculation ani export Cotton 70 arrive
dull sa,es 0. Mldnng uIanIS. Low Middiv clause SOP
New-York tribune., 1875-08-31

Ccarnss for the week ending Aug a.. s7slii:s i6
tearipgs the week ending Aug 2s. $500 4355G7 AZ
Balances for the week ending Aug ILL.,. l7.M46t Oh
Balances for the week ending Aug d.. G75ISS5 "a
State bonds wero dull. The following were the
New-York tribune., 1875-08-31


sSar Nn oM:::sii 2Ss4 2Ss Is Brands SO 25aeo 90
@ Ss5s Ds%s s% aSSs" e. g i: SSs SSs 80
,,,dse,a hH.ras xt,, ''0 - Exirss son 90
MiSSasca GH% 90 taSSy New iV' EIiTas OOa G5
asGs ssnS 70 SASiss @Ses olnescs 4 ds 5O@ @
~, E1ITas aSbc ind ~ ochoice Extra O5s G5
E1Ii 0bie H',,U,i sUG Mch 5oa 90 Minneapolis Fan
oidn sf ,nd md. HOOD PIocess....... Goa 30
oIS MS,' ,' tSnrpnsi .S ipS 900 u 49,. t..
vS; au hs"fn s fy 4. 9 d Snf an Hih%H %
tasng chanssG SGies oi COO bbls. We quote:
Eo Eat, Alex and d'Iown Siied SSG
Bat Alex. and G'tOwD Extra and Family 2oa "
Richmond Extra W W@ 10
Baltimore mowardsi. brands. 25q so
S For l. @ and lower to sell freely there being
tinted excess supply demand sales Of $50 bb We
E5Sar Msstern Fine and 5sssS 5ss
iye Floa,' Fl 9s4 prs ,;;lvc,i, 20a 10
SDgp s9e gT M for SPo[l Tdn S TeSass Ss m S'
n1S IN SS nonc i To ay WSsie Fair sold at - 70 in sinai
a. in,si si' .aos aps', Of 500 B5i1 Weiaotc:
Corn Meal Jersey '..--..'--.-..s3 iVaSt
conn conn Steal Steal Erand1 f .'c...:..:::: Gos s.
GTn Mef %eP fa 6cs was effected in berth room by
for Gram at taSer rates owing I, a nor o 3sa &
til tion aEo cheose and Other staples @
Ssfa s sadea@ niis1 y ynG fSFGSs Grain
E19ISG fsS an% i%2as Fats are Ee ay for s
Fair SIZED vessels !" cox o' SiI wtl fr r, Se S
cngarcnents include To iyerpo0 by steam 5000 bush
$1,000 bush CRAM sad The charters eomrae an Am n
nde ruc an ian bark Alicante Valencia with
Tobacco 31 snS .f o bis sn PetrcaS at
A,er Change To by steam 100 & bush & Graz. M at
rate about 10000 ers to GasS9T' 'y Dy T.Ta . nO0o
Italian bark Cork for Oricrs Win 300 qrs Grain at
ia 3,
qs @ American brig Of about ad tans he,f
, ' On terms no, made known N6rweg an bark reported
savannah with 200 bales Cotton To ihs Ba,ic on private
Rcncd ,roitI@ at tic German Derk hence TO HTenen
bark hence 10 AnwoIp with about 10J Obs Go the pariicu
lar Of which have NOT been made kno"n ~ - ......,u
with the tendency apparently in the absence Of .
TnF wien 20, Sni aS Il Is was ~ a for $40!
M%ans% M, " aE T' nsd ~ ~ Al 81 3 and 80 At II 30 romnay
Winter weats du not quotapy CHANGED at the opn,
%T rTine ,ins lower ior september by a2c While Winter
4sasss w@sss of and "a g. fqP & being ny % h @ af@
export and milling for sprng Wats saes Gnsraee sioVo
sns9 y g S4 HP 10 o aos I 30 Tor Minnesota G
SSs S@sa no tcsSS So s1s 4 30 iGi' closing % M
at%%s oaT is e sds %paG sa AoS5 bush &
10 for Mali 1 .r fSr esT eP'en an Il T dr no
Sts demand with fun old rates ask' and sales rerortc Of
carl Loads sS verT Tms nsed and ar for new the offerings
0IS aa5 inG S1g o s,r RsT s reSqaF a 4J g's dr 6
T Urine :, nr PRIME o1 Sss White Ohio 5od5 81
SS for % GHd New to I @ iSt at about SSs ls
condition market closed uhses1 m & er and s and ia % woS M
doubtless 500 bush New STATE sens in bags
lair export business done at The decline and o market iary
.ss1y az ,enanr hp Warm at es7sc for steamer and sa
&c Ior both extremes sailing grades including lots
asa ,sae4 ia% sda 7 at + nc o and White about
taken at load do a, same for last half september
sales are yOo" os, y GUAM ~ yrwyory ,Sp BROOKLYN
New-York tribune., 1875-08-31

Sept 9l47:6o1 47soSo lo.5i90 25s2cooO Cs.s9 40
Sep. $500 2i9sl909 ls53. 100 23sn59 S.'cotW M
ais 10 23f,1 3s 81. iSS9l399 25c6I4) 6S'N o
scDt &c sl61 .5c9 200 issj3t)3 ,6Oa..cO e5j2 800
OCT GJ1- 9J1 2's5Jy400 |. 952l.J 20 800 C4's 3N
OI IL g 7Cl 77 $50 Is, d@ J) zj625oH oo'O)40O
Oct. -jl-0j ls225.OJ lJYiV ..'t9'oM 90
OFT "a 25' s73.1o' iJOi,0) 21 J.9OJ 6'5yv9S
Oc, ., aJ ~ - 9,l531o0 iS5s5.2D 5ol3 1JJ $50 oo
~ 90 ,3.JJ 2sC,6 700 19o21lc0 2je575JO 59o26Oo
Nov II 9a9i2o 2s37sslOl 12j74soo 25S29Co 59457C0
Nov eu2l; ajA7o) 2s3195 l7-se0) 2iS21O 5g923 Ivy Ivy
n ~ cs024 7sISl 2-5.Sll I73su.D 49G'WO % 5Ji4W
be-, ios2 2scs3cOO l73.o,3o) 2issiloO 5S SO goo
Dc l. is S.O1 "a $500 II 4V7,2j 21V.OC o'zS on
Der Is li5 so 2' 1880 ll2lS2 so 2, - @ - y iS9 0
J1I 99li3 80 1850 l7e7.oo0 2i622G1o 496i560O
IL IL ~ o7 so 9-2.7C0 24222lO0 2l4d6eo o.s2 D
Jan p 2li5 so 2s4 S2s 800 3iI160D 2i5SyD 9Sz.SoO
Ian q G l9l ,2Jo go 52 S0) eO9s5o0 24l5SSN 9o.9Co
re% ~ 5s $40 !9il2o0 l5,c2 go % jl22o0 572764C0
Feh 20 sG so 29isj0Gt l6.siJoJ 25l29JJ oCOilsv
Fb q 2}3 rC590 2?2r1700) i2.CJ20 2,isoO 5l592 OV
Mar C1li 100 el2,5EsO lSy!oD - oi'.yO'oO oi'.OU
MAJ Is ~ 2,0 2s,4A ooo Sf 5ol -445oo9 9u'l3S@T
Mar .!'.l9yJi-,a335lcl lC'jsy 3isyV9 ''nV sI'Ss3'S1
Apr 3s.is1G 0a ~ Hoo s212OV -i')5it cI'sy.ooo
Aprl IT, 2i5.-.30I 27'.43ey0 9Gf5" :l.SooO iSe,ooN
Apr - 29i) 2759T0 j. 52s, a,.VS so'sao ~ sa oCo S
Air ., 2.7G26,o 2,t 3,iO'O 14|l52D g,j}2SU N29VWD
Nav z.!,G1lD' - 2j}eJJ l2459J 2l,lt62n 55s USU
Gty 7,-ijy - 4-08N 9.5l1 $50 zO,7siaF 57l3220
M =, 91 n 3y ll $40 l01oOCJ0 2c,lo54OO 5oOl75O
May r. e2l29O1 2<si5) l5j35gO |oS5eov oV ~ VooooV V
Mar ~ 1js9o90 23l59d50O 10 $1,000 0lo6 UO oiVz100U wv
June i S3lG&eJ 2i7 ig's.910 @ sO0
June - os iGo 27'2l5oo l0ss2cl 9tDGV So'oodoV & o
Inue 16 5c w. 737OISo) ll.CJ330) l9,i42O 65SOO2V
July s.J.-.f 700 @59.,3i2V soiiOO lJpl69yO lsyd9V
Jnly 1e 80 so 20 2oC6.GS10 J,szJ0O ,9'25O 5,s}?oO
July II 250s6600 27g,5j'00 G,75D ssye .1'eoi ~
Jnly "a lb25OO 97 $40 2o0 69c9OJ 6.so 60O 7S795SOO
Irly 81 80, 100 2,s9 7Dg lr,5l94CJ 5.;99 5Cl52oO
Aug esisg 2:0, $500 5,,3@Cc s5lGl1 75o3t OoO
Aug Il 9t,t3 20 2SI54.sO iG,3i1j ls}2SH SOL Soo
Aug 2.Goss 40 -s-,3 . 70 1-O-5 co % = o'o'oo'
TAELE of nc Aeslge 4a,o4 Qt LoGns Sgee'e Ctreu,a M
Gon DeD0st,. md LeJqf ie"GTS ~ ne i'outss " @ "e
CITY Of Nev-Io,k Jor tie reek ending saturday. aug
-, 1870:
New-York tribune., 1875-08-31

COTTON MARKETS.
CuARtysToy Aug 80 Cotton quiet Midling 1890: Low
Mddung lJ Qood Ordinary I3tc net reeeips W bales
New-York tribune., 1875-08-31
~. OK OF GRAIN IN SEw-YORK AND BROOKLYN
WAagUOlsE5 FOR THREE YEAI-s

Kart naTsi 6nsa...... Sa'n Soi9So 2osais 5Ss7 2Sios
rff' GS9 nND TRAwoa stock Steady and in i
Sew s'Ses is % %ore e plenty a T. 3 aa Is i 1%e a s G
g%s ggSasas s SS 90? cover % 59sSss straw
steady but q9ie Long Rye Rye at soG7'c; Short do oo1
F6 1 % Of s5 TgSTta@S;s . ;,1 pes:lqg
Of Tai9eine bblG sold Il 81 2e 400 bDs No
iSrrss; Wilmington, 81 10 North Country, 81 35 Pitch
ojl IL quiet and unchanged G5a67c in cass
Grade sh steady AMI Ia iar demand Mrnlaien s 9in
quiet 52c for Sound and 33G3ic for Maine o;her os
fETEoLEUM The market !. mol sssentialy chanscd but
refuse ho and there have been no sales accomplished
AID september crude 5'la bulk for The dsy
for september th- is the asking pce bat the bids are nv
lower Philadelphia and baltimore itehnd also fnc al
Chang there have len no sales effected bu; lam c.
is nd in New York ior Reaned prn teit,ry Nd,iccs %
II - On ,y inn VI II tc. kousyie quiet 1nI hIu h ia
Uni5d assc shipments si l5. outside hoer ~ 'ac;
dpi Gear 1con was Higher and more aciye except Lard
wic vas bat ti.e better aad not active; closing quiet;
Gemspi SiS and export wac somewhat i@provs
for 0cio- ami s2O for september from whh it recoy
esa I; ~ ~ iSr 3e'Pss at e so & A. ,y Ty dr IN oi
side OF lOOI bbs. for The rst day OF The month Hnc
80 sG 6 st " n t"na 3 80 o 400 b oeior s1s al 20 g up
to 20 so; 200 Job s2 O5as 90 e.h al s2 ohsr
etsd at former raies asked VIII e demand At De mo-
rSIl S SI Me.. ea 4 for p racs "a and sog @ FANNY
Beef aId Il.
indi. Wcs, iay quotap. aad this AZ ~ i4s. =. -, y.
htaud n 81 Ifsme duh bat III iy held ind scarf ~
Tor hore old aud Now sioc,fcly Inco1 Wa u f"t &
re.u,st decidedly ghnr wan I'm -iFpv n, h" +,
" 1ear Add al I21, I2Nl3c Tor 30 boxes Closing ~
iyc other grades wholly neglected, scarce ah upm"'
rnt Meals were neglected day III te RIsri'n Va
either export local mard but te'e wa D" -
note supply still being nsht ,',o g., lei aud
.yv piece Meats Ii'ei'l
moked while fresh cpicctad AMI nominal a, he
Iings dull lUsdllc ftf boi ch'ir1S WIN
gii supuy and demand aud steady market L1S ia un,l
as ,nit steady nj saturday closing pi1c = WIZ -, ~
aiion and ~, 70 port demand closing steady ~
October l3 Tor ss9tcnnef AN n, ~ | ws.tcrn a. s
ias,c Tor GOOD 0 Choice 40 Ii'y fine al Is. 81,
srp,.nber said at l3Hso LOO Octobcr al ~
U,gucd Lar. was held higher, Wilson foi thr .2huho'
~" IA Al iiLc with some inquiry ~ a lttc over
IA hi no sas reported. Havana STOCK hoLH"H l." ."
10 e.. -. a.. an, A., r,,,, o., at, am. II .
Centrifugal at Naac, % boxes tubh 'a'"
10 Go,d Far AT 49, and "a hhd- Puro i1l Oh ttIlr
New-York tribune., 1875-08-31
Gapinls Banks.

NEW-YORK SAVINGS BANK, Eighih-ave..
~ cor Of FouIteenth st-S.X PER CENT INTEREST 1853
fiom the rst OF each month Assets ssI333o ~ sniiHa
s32eOoS ~. X. H. III Ill PrAsiG0At
Z. W. BgNcKERuoPf. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-31
The bids for stocks at the close Of the Board were

The London cable brought lower prices for Consos,
while United States bonds were reported steady to
firm. and Erie higher at 14aa. Money was not
quoted The Bank of England made loss in bull
lion of $4,000. Tomorrow will be the regular
fortnightly settling day on the London Stock Ex-
change In Paris Rentes weak at 66 francs. The
gold market was not affected by any new OF outside
influences but ruled strong at Ia to 114l2 ON fair
sales. Cash gold is difficult, and lent at and per
cent per annum Lea for single day, and lS2 for i'm
mediate delivery. The foreign exchange market
opened at 4.S7 and 4.S9l2, but later rates were
reduced to 4.s6l2 and 4s9 The Treasury during
September will sell four millions gold, 100000
Oh the ID 10th, and 3Oth, and $5000OO each on the
9th and 23d. The Assistant Treasurer paid out
$4,000 on called bonds and $4,000 IN coin inter
est The days business at the Gold Exchange Bank
covered Gold cleared, $1s,65f 900 gold balances
S1.Os9,Os2; currency balances, $1,24l, 900. The
New-York tribune., 1875-08-31

Bulls HEAD BANK. MN YORK. Aug. ~. 1873.
10Th DIVIDEND.-A DIVIDEND Of FIVE
sDJ PER CENT nee OF tax has this day been declared
able Sept l. 1915. GEO r. VAIL Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-31
Dipioeno Noiites.

TNHE GUTTA PERCHA AND RUBBER
Il MANUFACTURING COMPANY, 20 Warrenst, New
Yorhe Board OF Trustees Of this Company have declared
dividend Of FIVE PER CENT on ns capital stock payable ON
and AFTER Sept. next. -
The transfer books viii be closed from Thursday 26th
ins., 10 sept !. w LEWIS. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-31
THE MARKETS.
carefully reported for The rRIBJSS.l
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
N
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.

MUNIAi lIIG I9fV
The following IS complete list OF exports shipped i'll vessels
which were cleared to-day foreign ports:
CADn-Erig Manuel
New-York tribune., 1875-08-31
1inanc,al.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES.

200 NJ 7PFR CENT CITY AND COUNTY bonds.
loo NJ PER CENT CITY AND CDU STI BONDS.
90 VI. 10 PER CENT CITY BONDS. . =,
bonds been carefully selected aud parties uesi
ing to Inv est Will do well to confer with ns o,.
20 - a. w BEASLEY & Co. IL Wal.st
National Republican., 1875-05-31
Auction Sales Today.

By Thos Bowling:
AT 10 o'clock, the remainder of the stock con-
tanned in store No. 93l Pennsylvania avenue.
At 10 o'clock, at No. 1905 street northwest,
the entire contents Of said house.
Alta o'clock, at No. 456 Louisiana avenue, three
large body Brussels carpets, seven window shades,
sc.
At o'clock, q three-story brick building, No.
Isl Beall street, Georgetown, d: q.
irg on the west side of Fourteenth street, be-
tween and streets northwest.
By Duncanson Bros:
At 10 o'clock, at the Western hotel, on Penn
sylvania avenue, between Four and a-half and
Sixth streets west, the entire contents Of same.
At O'Clock, valuable unimproTed real estate
on and near street north, between Ninth and
Tenth streets west, and OF improved real estate
on Tenth street west, between z and K streets
north.
AT 1880 o'clock, at No. 424 Seventh street north
west the entire contents Of said store consisting
Of books and stationery.
BY b. H. Warner:
At $50 o'clock, two. story brick residence, No.
1855 Tenth street northwest.
At O'Clock, two building lots on Eleventh
street, between G and H streets northeast.
BY Young Middleton:
At O'Clock, lots l5 and 10 and part Of lots Is
and a. in square No. 9s5, improved BY eight small
frame houses.
BY Wash. b. Williams:
At o'clock, the whole Of square No. 20, be
tween First and Second streets east and F and g
ftreets north.
By H. +. Zimmerman & Son:
At $50 o'clock, three-story frame dwelling
with large cellar, No. 22s Eass Capitol street;
also frame stable in rear.
BY Jos. r. Kelley:
At o'clock p m, lot No. 2. in square coo, 'front.'
ing on Canal street, corner Of street southwest.
Immediately thereafter lot No. I, in square e0T,
fronting on south S street, between First and
Second streets southwest,
Immediately thereafter lot No. I, in square
zoe, fronting on Second street west, between and
U streets southwest, and improved by two new
two story frame dwellings, containing four rooms
each.
Immediately thereafter lots No. 9 and Il, in
square 610, the former fronting on Canal street
and the latter being on the corner Of U and
Second streets southwest.
Immediately thereafter lot No. 2, in square
613 fronting thirty feet south street, next to
the corner Of First street west. and improvements
consisting of q new one-stoTy frame dwelling.
National Republican., 1875-05-31
WASHINGTON MONUMENT FUND.

Subscriptions Continue to be Received.
The subscriptions to the Washington National
Monument fund continue to arrive, and the So
cIety is much encouraged by the receipts thus far
The following subscriptions from one Order alone
have been received Eithin the last few days, all
from Philadelphia: The Order of United Amerl-
can acknowledgment Council, Nos, $50; H.
dependent SO; Fame, No. Is, 80; Eagle Council,
No.l9, SIS: Lincoln Council, No go $40: Experiment
Council, No. ], $40; Chosen Friends Council, No.
Sc, Junior Order, do, IS: Diligent Council, No. l.
do, so; Washington Council, No. ], do, $50;
Science Council No. l27, do, so; Aeolian Coun-
ell, No. II, DO, so; Pennsylvania Council. No. 20
do, SO; Eagle Council, No. 3, do, s.; Ken
president Pennsylvania National Bank, PhiIa-
delphia, so. From this city-Washington Com
mandery, No. !, X. T., subscribes 500, and Mount
Vernon Lodge, No. 5, z. ofP., IS.
The following report, and its unanimous adop-
ton at the meeting Of the Great Council I'm
proved Order Of Red Men, of the State of Penn
sylyanIs, held at "WIlkesbarre, Pa, the 18th
Sun, Flower moon, q. S. D., SsI, is an example
worthy to be followed BY sl organiz and In
diYiduals. We are glad to notice that this -four
snlng Order is showing its interest in having the
monument completed by the responses that are
being received from the Tribes. "The committee
on the state Of the Order, to whom was referred
the subject Of the Washington Monument, beg
leave to report that they consider It one Of great
Importance to every patriotic American citizen.
That this tribute to the memory Of him who was
first in war, first in peace and the first in the
hearts Of hls countrymen' has never been COM
pleted, we regard as disgrace to the Republic.
Every effort should be made by individuals and
societies throughout the land to complete this
great work, so that II shall stand through coming
ages as mark Of the reverence which we all feel
for the memory Of George Washington.
htt Is certainly Ses!..HEiie that il shall be COM
pleted before the close Of the first Centennial Of
that independence to which, by his wisdom in
council and heroic courage on the field Of battle,
he contributed so much.
"Your committee would, therefore, recommend
that the Great Council adopt the following rsso-
luton:
"ResOlued, That the Great Council improved
Order Of Red Men Of the State of PennsYiyania,
feeling deep interest in the completion of the
Washington Monument, appropriate the sum Of
twenty-five dollars to the monument fund and
recommend to all Tribes under our Jurisdiction to
contribute as literally as they can to the same
worthy object"
National Republican., 1875-05-31
PERMITS TO BUILD,
Work at the Inspectors Office.

Work at the Inspectors Office.
The following permits to build have been issued
recently from the ONCE Of the inspector OF build
inRs:
Samuel Beall, q one-story brick house, north
Aae between Fourth and Firth streets northwest;
ESQ. =. U. Elmore & Co, three three-story and
basement brick dwellings, II by 3s feet, west side
Second, between H and I streets northwest:
east side Half street, between S and r southwest;
$500. NJ. Croppy, two-story brick dwelling u
BY 80 feet, east side Tenth, between o street and
Curtin two tWo-story frame dwellings, brick base
ments and IRE walls between north side OF Massa-
ohusetts avenue, between Sixth aud Seventh
three-story and basement brieE dwelling, Is by 70
feet, north side Of K, between Eleventh and
Twelfth northwest; $4,000. Moses Kelly, three
between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets north
west; $4,000. ], q. Beaumont, . thrOe-story
tween street s SS be
$1,000. II. q. Gill, two tWo-story brick dwell.
ings, 10 by q feet, south side alley between.
4 and and Tenth and Eleventh streets nor tn
west; 100. Edward GarVey, q tWo-story brick
dwelling, TWenty-hfth, between H and streets
northwest; 800. H. E. Scott, two tWo-story
between o and P streets northwest; q, 900. H
Hettmuller, two tWostory brick dwellings, south
side U, between Fourth and Fifth streets north
west; $500. A. K. Shepherd, tWenty-seVen two
story and basement brick dwellings and stores in
Douglas square, between First street and New
Jersey avenue ana ID and streets north west;
ISL, COO. National Bank Note Company raise
and make alterations in the banking-house of the
late Jay Cooke & Co., on Fifteenth street: $4,000
Theo. T. McCauley, three-story and basement
store and hall, 2S by "a feet, south side Penpsyl-
yanta avenue, between Second ard Third streets
southeast; 5000. Fenton TerrflI, q tWo-story
frame dwelling, Il by 30 feet, west side Sixth be-
tween L and N streets northeast; $500. NJ A.
Mills, twe-story and basement frame dwelling
is by 30 feet, west side First, between L and
Pearee streets northwest; $500. Also, a two
story and basement brick dwelling same siza
and locality; S1,sOO. Amasa Copp, three two
story and basement brick dwellings, south side
Maryland avenue, between First and Second
streets northeast; $4,000.
National Republican., 1875-05-31

difference on the apologies and defenses that will
certainly, through all time, be put forth by the
descendants Of men who fought on the side Of the
rebellion, and agree to differ with them on what
is rapidly becoming q mere chronicle OF record
and Of theory. He closed with reference to
Scotland; her wars with England and her pres
ent loyalty, and said: ''God speed the time when
the men Of the North and South shall vie with
each other in efforts to rebuild the waste places,
to promote the general welfare and to advance
Of our common country, -
National Republican., 1875-05-31
obssouiss of John n, Cole.

The funeral ceremonies of the late John H.
Cole, who met his death by falling from q scaf-
fold last week near the corner of Eleventh and N
streets northwest, while engaged as carpenter,
took place yesterday afternoon from the Mount
Zion NJ. L. church, corner OF Fifteenth and r
streets, Rev. W. J. Mckinney officiating. Web
the deceased was q member, was out in force with
sympathizing representatives. from the sister
lodges Of the Order.
The widow Of the deceased has been the re-
eiplent Of much deep and heartfelt sympathy in
her bereavement, and the kindly expressions in
du1ged In by the numerous friends present yester-
day give assurance that she Will not be neglected
in her trying afHiction.
The cortege proceeded from the church to Glen
wood Cemetery, whore the remains were inferred.