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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-05

privately or Of trade, or employed in fishing,
I shall be forced to seek shelter in the ports,
/ rivers, bays, and dominiOns of the other,
they shall be received and treated with
humanity; sufficient time shall be allowed
for the completion of repairs, and while
any vessel may be undergoing them its
| cargo shall not unnecessarily be required
I TO be landed, either in whole or in part; all
I assistance and protection shall be given TO
| enable the vessels TO procure supplies and
| to place them in q condition 70 pursue sLeiy
/ voyage wisheu: obstacle or biadraHce.
ARTICLE w.
All vessels, iHeYchanLse and effects be.
longing to the citizens of either of che high
contracting parties which may be captured
by pirates either on the high seas or within
the limits Of IFS jurisdiction, and may Re
carried into or found in the tivers, roads,
bays. ports or dOminiOns Of the other, shall
be delivered up TO the owners OF their
agents, they proving. in due and proper
form, their rights before the competent tri-
bunals, it being understood that the claim
thereto shall be made within two years by
the owner themselves, their agents, OF the
agents Of the respective governments.
ARTICLE XVI.
The high contracting parties promise and
engage to give full and perfect protection
to the persons and property Of the citizens
of each other, of all classes ard uccupa-
tons, who may be dwelling or transient in
the territories subject to their respective
Jurisdiction; they shall have free and open
access to the tribunals OF justice for their
judicial recourse, on the same terms as are
usual and customary with the natives OF
citizens of the country in which they may
be; and they shall be at liberty TO employ,
in all causes, the advocates, attorneys, no.
tories, or agents, OF whatever description,
whom they may think proper. The said
citizens shall not be liable to imprisonment
without formal commitment under war.
rant signed by legal authority, except in
cases fagrantis deficit; and they shall in all
cases be brought before magistrate or Other
legal authority for examination within
twenty four hours after arrest; and if not so
examined, the accused shall forthwith be
discharged from custody. Said citizens,
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SUNDAY AT THE PARK.

The Park was fairly patronized yesterday. For
awhile 1t assumed busy air, and nundteds OF
equipages dashed along It's drives, ana the walks
were lar rom being destitute OF pedestrians. But
II Will require few days more oil sun ana south
WIND before the trees and trailing vines Will have
arrayed themselves In their sprlng glorles. The
grass is beginning 10 come up finely. yet the dead
look Of winter TO some degree still cngs 70 the
branches and hides among the dead leaves not yet
removed, and as evening approaches there
Is cnill IN the air that sweeps across
the more exposed portions. Nor are the
BIRDS YET numerous. but tnev have increased IN
numoei durlna the past week, and 20 not now
look lonely as they 1lt along ne landscape. soon
the scores VIII nave become hundreds. and pleas
ant reunions among the Ieatnereu songsters. for
Wnlch later spring Is famous, Will MAKE their
musical conversation charming 1nueed.
Yet 10 must not lie inferred that the Park was
devoid oil attraction yes erday Far rom this.
and those wno strolled along It's avenues enjOy ed
the bright sunshine amazingly, ana were glad TO
note tine attractions wnlch tue place preSen ted.
The green OF tue grass can be lalntly seen. the
promise OF 10lage Is IN the stny nuds
and where the shadows lay lightest there
was evidence OF vigor, giving hope OF an early re-
turn ~ departed giories. Tine lake mad lew
patrons VINO took 10 the boats and were pulled
about lis surface, but there was an ABSENCE OF
tnat crowd walcn VIII cover 1t when warmer oays
Will nave given over entirely the sccptre to
spring. There are evidences everywhere that
workmen are 0usiiy engaged III RIDING the Park
OF That stiffness when winter gives 10 II, and
before long the trees will have again become
green, the rocks no longer look bare the loun-
tains be unchanged and all nature once more
smiling and lull uI beauty.
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NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY APRIL Y 875,-1ls1PLE SHEET

No. amber Illinois, 81 TO- Corn steady; high mixed
slSc sosi low mixei 7ec. 7ei+c. white, 7se. no
grade, 7sc ITS steady, white 6jHc 605a Michi-
gan, bi1sc. coverssed IS rs a SIS So Receipts
Wheat is OO0 bushels corn 20OO do oats 1900 do.
shpme- ts-Nheat l0OJ bushels corn 220-0 Co oats,
SLU0 do. -
Flour-Dcmand light; holders drT Wheat In tar de-
mand nd lower No spr 81 "a for fresh 81 0 tor
acc. Corn bu9yan aud unsettled No 2mlxed 7Ose;.
y 7Oc., spot; 1870. Bit Mag 7gSc bid. June rejected,
Ac. oats in fair demand and over: No > shc.,
SPOT; 62hc blu Nay sse IN fair demand an1 nrm.
$40 . PORK ~ fair demand and lower at 81 81 SPOT;
S2l IS, Nay 81 rs $2l 3D. June Lard IN ir demand
and lower at SIS 90 spot SIS =, May SIS As June.
rib niidies. &c short c ear 10 IlAc. whskey dull
and nominal Recepts-flour, HOO bills wheat ~ 00
bus1ais; corn, 1000 do; oats IA eco do barley. L0O)
do Shipmens-Fiopr, 1000 bbls wheat g 900 bushesi
corn, LUOO 90 oats IA, 600 do barley, 6OOO do.
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COURT CALENDARs-THus DAY.

SUPREME CoURT--CHAMBERs--Held by Judge
Barre.I7Sos; ., AZ ~ 10 %, l9e 1lS lle, IL
i7s 1885, 1914 CAN No 2oi up to and in Ss iIa No.
$50.
SUPREME couRr-srEcIAL TaRM-Hed by Judge
and fact--Nos. 257 25s, 2SI, 3O2, 3o4 3Os 3Og 3Io
az sls az sl5 1885, 1926 245, 2sl ESQ, 2l6, 81 1922
SUPREME CoURT-CIRcurr PART Held By Judge
Lawrence.--Nos. 6l3 1871. 2573 IT'S, OH 1l231s
1l2s, 1873. ll2i - $685. ll57, 1865 242s 1853, 1871
1877. s43, 1857 I'LL, 27S3, 27Os. Part 2-Held by
Judge Donohue.-Nos. 4es, s521s. 1882 24os, 1905
27So, 964 1885, 17oS, e576, 672 626, $751; 1275 1882
1l6s. Part 3-Held py Judge Van Yorst.-Nos
1888, s3 s23, s291S 1870 1902 1919 24l 557z. 175h
1856, 1884, l193 1897 S. o. e23 os5, 655, 657 1865,
6S5, 1855, 1857, 1853
SUPERIOR ooURr-GENEEAL TEnM-Hela by
Judges Mcneil, Curtis and Sper.-Nos. j, q 3, 4,
b, 6. 7. Regular calendar-No SO.
SUPERIOR CoUkT-SPEcIAL IERM-Held by Jucge
Freedman.-Nos 81, ~, 2S 20 20.
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRIAL TERM-Part Held
by judge Sedgwlcx.-Case on-No. l245.
COMMON PLEAs-EounY TERM-Held by Judge
r. Day.-Nos 20, So So So, So, SO, "a, 10, 8, 49,
COMMON PLEAs-1RIAL 1ERM-Part 1--Held by
Chief Justice Daly-Nos. 1885, 1908, 1862 23l5, 23l6
2s7e. 1854, 2ieo 25o4 254s. 1892, 2aio, 252s 1923
500, 2S61s, 25l. Part 2-Held by Judge Larre more.
Nus 1879 1872 24S6 1872 ,4ss, 1850, n4s 1885, 1888
1928, l437, l43S, 1883, l440, l44l.
MARINE CouRr-rRIAL TERM-ParE Held by
Judge OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 3647 2Oll, 1868, S57l,
9oaS 2oas 2Sa9 200 2oS7 2O5S ao5e 2o6O 1884
1881, o272, S77, 1911, 1857 i522 1907. 2285 2O33,
2035. 2036, 2037, $685. 2OS9, GOAL Part 3--Held by
Judge Shea.-Nos. 3ll4, $780, 1884, 1881, 1876. 2046
1859, 1861, 32l9 1888. $685. 2746, ASA. 1882, 1902
COURT or GENERAL SEssIoNs-Held by Recorder
Hackett.-The People VS.. Joseph Searle, robbery !;
Same VS.. Jo n Jones, burglary; Same VS.. Thomas
Emmons ana George Wilson, burglary; Same VS..
Michael Mulroy. burglary; same VS.. henry en-, Cna-
basseu. burglary same VS.. Jonn smith ana VIII
lam CLARK, burglary: Same vs.. Henry e. Mem,
burglary; Same VS.. Latham Mitchell and John
Leonard, lelonious assault aud ba terry; Same vs..
Peter Barg, grand larceny; same vs.. Henry
ZcherlvltZ, grand larceny; Same vs.. Mary SIM
mons grand larceny; Same ". Emil w. SNYDER,
grand larceny; Same vs.. Thomas Hays grand
larceny; Same vs.. William Bowe, grand larceny !;
same VS.. Hester j. Haskins, abduction; same vs..
John Norton, petit larceny.
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA. April 10, 1878
Sugar-Specuative demand prices higher: foreign
news regarded as fayorabie; demand good. at full
prices Nos 10 to II, Dutch standard Az l5 reals
pc, arrobe Nos . to % Dutch standard lsh e
interior 10 common. lia q Tx reals; fair 70
goo refining, u I2k reals; grocery grades l51
a 1914 reals. stock in war houses avana ard Ma
anzis 49 500 boxcs and 10, 90 hhds Receipts Of the
week. 40tC0 boxes anu 10 $40 hhds Exported during
the weeE Z 600 o boxes and $50 hhds incu,ing Aaoo
caycd aud muscoyado Ga Ga reals per key. Bacons
S44 SO per cw Butter superior American 800 SiS
per quintaL Hams. American cured, $A a $40
per quintaI Lard, IN Segs $42 so a SIS per quntal In
low. slSa 50 per arrobc; white SEA So Honey
pal white pine So4 a so pr NJ; pitch piae $50 $50
Shocks quiet; box n ga reals; sugar hnds, A reals
olasses do reals Hoops long shaved $50 sos per
Freights quiet and weak Loading at Havana ports
the Cuba the United states, box
Of sugar 81 81 25 Loading at Havana for the United
States, per hid. Of sugar So 50 20; hhd OF mo-
lasses, So rs 70 Falmouth and orders. AS Cd 46s
ton Loading at other ports the north coast of
CuDa the United states hid OF So 80 IS;
per md OF molasses - 20 81 10 Falmoutn ana or
ders 5Os. 52s I'D Spanish gold, 2l5 2l9 American
225 IA Exchange quiet and STEADY on the United
States, 60 days. gold IA lis premium London l36
q lao premium; on Paris. ll4a lis premium.
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For iutaTe delivery Oasis mdclg the sales have s
been as tollows-i esterday after TWO H. M-Aprl lOO
bales a. ibls May $3.50 at l6ssc 6lO az l6 Sl-sse
500 az 10 ll-bci june 471 at llc 400 a. log; oo
Al II l-i6c. july $40 at IL Bloc 60 at IKE, 0l al
I'LL SC. August 600 Al II 76c 100 at u y Sc Total,
l4sD0 Daes. To-day up 10 a. M-April 500 at lblsc-.
100 10 e. Short notice May 7o at % % SEE 10 at
l6sc $40 al 10 932c 20 AT 10 96c GU AZ 10 i5ic
~ at l6sc June l6l AT 4 2c $40 At Y ;loc zV9
IL l12c 5Ol Tc 1000 at 10 81 Sc 400 al 10 l3oc
A. 10 2ss2c 200 Al i6zsc. y az 10 2lS2e Jqly p9as
II 954c sol at &C. 100 az u sc zoo az e 5s2c "A,
gust II Bloc 400 AT IL 7l6e 5W at u S-2c oO AZ
II II LOO at II y-32c september, OO ~ Y Sc
Total $1,000 bales Grand tota. 400 bllcs The re-
ceiits the ports as follows Galyeston SSs; New
Orleans IN; Mobile, los; savannah 1869; charleston,
800; Wlnington Norfolk. LOLA; New YORK. z73 dos
tom l26 Total 5ll5 bales Tnis day last week i9O9
aus day last year a,499 Total since september !,
SZ2S53e bles Cotton ueign closed as ioilows:-tto 20
Bremen, by steam 49,; by sail NC comprcsscd' 70
FLotR AND GRAIN Flour, 9l9 bbls wheat,
bushels; corn TO- 100 do; oats. lUOJ do barley,
5000 do Receipts for the week were Flour, 6L256
hills wheat 1880 bushels corn 81 III do oats ba 63
do corn meal SO bbl and fG bugs barley, SO bushels;
rye 2i5lJ 10. The Hour market ruled steady under
steady lair demand Tor shipping grades Prlces gener
ally we're rather better particularly Tor good straight
lines which suitable Tor shipment sales were
ported 100 bbls Corn meal was hrmer, with lSJ0
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Is lls2c May I6c 10 i7Sec June. 10 273,c 1890
July IL 632c; ADJUST II 9azc II 5.l6c septtmogr,
u % loc l5 5l52si october lose November y soe.
IS 7.l6c. lo5sc. Quotations based on STANDARD o.
classification force september l. ls7 and on upland
cotton IN store running ~ qualiy NOT more than aad
I4sfc good ordinary. l5lc tri good ord nsry, l64c.
low mddling, 165sc. middltng Ike. good middhng
lsi4c Quotations based American standard OF Gas
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GOVERNMENT BONDS
Since Jan. ], ls
STATE AND RAILROAD BONDS.

STATE AND NAILIkJ4AD bV-fUss
The transactions IN these were moderate, but in
Mlssourls, virginIas and Tennessees the prices
remain strong. Railroad bonds we're both firm
and active. especially Tor the dividend paying
issues. Union Pac1cs were prominent aud ad-
vanced 10 the highest price In their history. chi
cago and Northwest consolidated COUPON gold
bonds sold up Sc and back again to S4As. Inter
est OF 3H gold is due on these bonds on the 1st OF
June and they now carry about per cent OF
accrued interest in currency.
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$2,700,o 0o
THE MONEY MARKET.
No unusual or important features attended tnis
market, and we note rates as easy and the supply
abundant. Currency is believed TO be on the way
from the interior. and future bank reports are
likely to show the increase. The financial situa-
zion Is, therefore, tull OF encouragement. and in
view OF the May disbursements Will doubtless be-
come an important feature IN the situation here
after. ON call loans the rates have ranged from
TO per cent with abundant offerings on gov
eminent bonds as low as 8 per cent Prime grades
OF commercial paper are quoted at 55s GA per
cent.
GOVERNMENT BONDS
have been unusually active and strong, and prices
show a material advance over those OF last week.
Banks trustees and financial institutions con-
tinue 70 be purchasers oil this class OF securities,
aud the foreign investors are not oenindhand IN
their demand The closing prices in London nave
heen toowz.-
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PROVIDENCE CLOTH MARKET.

PROVIDENCE. r. l.. April 10. 1878
The sales Of printing cloths during the past week foot
~ $40 pieces Prices have fallen of during the week.
closing at sac &C. Tor spots and 61Sc bc Tor futures
standard anu extra Gas.
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Pacific Mail, 43k 4 43H; Western Union
Telegraph. Tx III; Quicksilver, "a 231Si
do. preferred, 2sS a 80; Adams Exrress.
lol a 1903; American Express, 63% "a; United
States Express, olH 81; wes-Fargo Express,
SIX So; Chicago and Alton. 1884 lo4;
Cleveland and Pttsburg, 92h o2h; Chi
cago and Northwestern, 45k a 45%; do.
preferred. IS a 5sH; chicago ana Rock Island,
1o3gS 1854; Milwaukee and st. Paul. 3sk asI /;
do. preferred, boZ a 90; e., Z. and l. G..
a OK; Delaware. Lacxawanna ana Western,
l1491 1l5A; Erie, so 500; Hannibal ana
st. Joseph, rs 2sA; Lake Snore' 14S
74H; New York and Hariem 100 lsl;
New York Central and Hudson River, 1919
q Io2; New Jersey Central, ll2H a lls; ONO
and Mississippi, 2s4s 2s&; Panama, ll9 40;
Toledo ana Wabash, l61S a l6k; Union Pacific, 1874
q 1874; Atlantic ana Pacific Telegraph, 2oA a q.
FOREIGN COMMERCE.
The foreign commerce OF the port for the week
was as follows:-6enerAl merchandise imports,
including dry goods, IS, SIS, 316 produce exports,
$4.5so o59 and specie exports, $53eo92. The total
imports OF general merchandise and dry goods
since January this year are Sl06,S76,29l AGAINST
sl2l 6o2 in 1874, and 1927 175971 In 1873. The
total exports OF produce since January l. this
year. are s63, col, l4o, against 73so4,es7 in 1874
and 500, 30S, 54S In 1873. The exports OF specie
since January l. arc $1es1o2TS, against So Isl, l46
in 1874 and $l5,669 lao IN 1873. me iuiPorts vi
specie for the week were as lollows:-
Colo coin $780, 400
RulI,on .............. 290,50
Ctlvnr -.--..-... 1901
Total 1864, sol
THE GOLD MARKET.
Gold during the week moved from ia " TO ll5I.
The volume OF business was comparatively small
No attempt was made to stinen the market artin-
clallY ana prices were let to OBEY natural causes
The Shipment OF specie unimportant and the
amount returned to the banks and shown IN the
weekly statement IL calculated to remove any
doubt or fear concerning immediate stringency.
the fluctuations OF the week were as lonows:
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MISSOURI STATE STOCKS

BY virtue and authority act entitled AN act %
authorize The ard sale q renewal funding bonds
state indeb edne s. approved March ~ 1873 We ne
souri, viii receive sealed bids al The ofcc he dover
q the state Of Missouri tne same y be opened PUB
sioners, May 10 1878 at 10 O'Clock \ for the pur
may be Tor any y All these classes 70 wits
So Ter s cent BoSis psSabis IN awin money
SO Der cent Pound Sterling Bonds 80 each
10 s W my AMI S s sr ave saas
from the date ana before the expiration twenty
years satl stocks 70 have semi.annuai COUPONS AZ
the let days july and January o. each year All he
in New YORK except pound seTina soct 10 be pay
aOc in London two hundred and sixty o. these boais
Al sad bans 10 1878 and $40 70 bcsr dae
anp ts A me ri1 eec any al
The proceeds OF these bonds be applied the
O. the maturing IN co.edness q me ,,se These are
for their payment be resources ~ the state are ample
rms proceeding done b ana with the advice and
sent o. ne Governor J q me & ',s'e RcER.
THOMAS Si ifSL iIsfsaT.r o e19a
yryrxrsoS err, Mo- April s. 1875
PAMPHLEr1~now MONEY Is ,I LOST APP S1 MADE MADE
prices n ten years. particulars q notable corners
n asSro O oOnsq t'R S PPss Ss to
Sl5O wANTED1oSS . TIsST MORTGAGE on
JAMES h. WIFE -bER. II Wall street
100000 90 to4 ca soS s.. ssD HoRE
EvENsoN, Jrr y Pine street o. 9 Fast seyenteenth
applications considered
sUsITESS OPPORTUNITIES.
a LExANDsR FRoTHINGuAM a CO, BANKERs.
"A 40 " Wall street, nave applications rom numerous
parties with capital who desire 10 invest IN good
business. address ALEX ROCKINGHAM co.
a GENTLEMAN AT PHEsENr OUT OF EMPLOY.
n ment, who Is thoroughly upright. temperate and
Trustworthy not afraid Of hard work would like DO
son and responsibility could furnish employer
made Tor salary aud security would engage N bust
ness with responsible parties where not over 5000
would be required, provided the business has clear
showing for handsome profits and risk Address box
as Herald Office.
A --EfGHTI AVENUE, NORTHWEST CORNER or
Tor clothing shoes, drugs or any other business Apply
AZ 40 kNghth avenue.
A PERSON WITH ABOUT $1,000 CAPITAL rs Dr.
n sired % take Official POSITION - well organized
iron aud with office M ST. Louis Mo con
cern nave ample facIcs for large aud lucrative bust
ness. Apply to GRIGGs ARR on. % Broadway.
MILLIONS IN IT.-wANTED, SOME ONE TO FUR.
l nish means to build model Flying Machine Tor eN
h.bitir W. q Address lNVBNi OR, box w
Herald oitice
XltASfED-gY YOUNG MARRIED Man OF TX
w perlencs AMI ability. pgsion On salary Of SlBJ0;
f. vi ~ - nvest 10 or ~ dos ~, satistciory IN
ducemen; Address box ; ~ Post Office.
~ ANTEJ--A PAKTN X WITH CAPITAL. in A
w nrst class bucs ward on Ihe .nrih hyer. Apply
10 JANE WOOD 3j3 East IhirtNtnlrd street want
AZ feet river 'front.'
JArANTED-LAUY Partner, WIN CA AL, FOt
w patent article tor ladies' wear Address b. A.,
box ~ Herald Office "
g. 5nO -PAgTNsR wANIeD ~, IN s s,n PIX
per month. Fun particulars at ~ West Fourh street
i Io0m =. after ~ O'Clock
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FINE AKTs.

ART SAFE. ART SALE. ART SALE.
~ s0MfalyILLE GALLERY, 81 FIFTH AvENUK
MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS AT s p. r.,
PARIS LLOON PlCtURts-6ertrands .'ophelia,H
oerteis Rock Ages De Neuglles soldier Of the
Lime,' taaplrnis 'he Bahe,n Cresman's In Full
Dress I,sts "Alsaee, Present ana Future /" Bonne
mason's 'lloruing ~ Normandy Pabsts Preparing
Crowns ard Flowers - Welcome the french soldiers
De foulHf "EnvirUns Ot NaDlesM Also examples by
tee ioloyHnC distinguished artists :-Aruberg. Dieien.
bach b. u al, tuny bellows Hannah. Compotosto.
Brunn On, lhom, Wh1ttridge, hampney, CrOpsev,
Dc hergp cnaeeio Proipo Noel and others Of equal
prominence. X. SOMERNlLLE
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or TIE WEEK.
Hi0hsst- Lo,rest.

OPENING HIGHEST ASD LOWEST PRICES, SATURDAY.
The following table shows the opening, highest
80 "a
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A PARlaiAN MoOISTE LATELY ARRIVED. WITH
~ iarN assortment 81 the hnesi and most asteluly
selected Fuwcrs. Feathers. BOnnets aud article
necessary TOR trimming Will Wednesday. the l4th
door.
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NArcnEs. aNWELRY. ~.

~
A --JOsEPlf SOLOMON & CO.. AUCT1UNrERS ia
h,s Fulton street dc Ilcrs la Diamonds Watche. ar
tic a. OF yirtu &c. advances maze consignmcnts;
lshcd i53 sales household furniture attended
TO va lnlpuv. - hablo 1soauoL
A 1lrEICAN OFr IC4--S7 .O1-DIAMJNDs. WATCH
n es 5e ttlrg. Naiu ttits &C., bOugnt tic highest
" pnid. Also unusual advantages offered par.ies
buy .ng same. EstabtsDed ls1i.
=. n. IS ANkINGER, I3j Broadway.
M ArCHEs AND JEWELRg BOUGHT AND sOLp
~ back, when desired, Az very small aayaaca
81 lRGe G. Al .EA, l,l9J Broadway near twenty
NJ ~ street Watches and cwelry repaired.
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THE GOLD MAEEET.
THE MONEY MARKET.

the gold receipts OF the week were abou
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AIIss SERBIAN. DRESS AND CLOAK MAKING,
w So u nth enueSuits made IN the latest stye,
-; lawns. III fitting speciality.
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7N4NTrD 40 PVRCHAsE.

FNANTED TO FJHCHAsh.
WAIVED TO PURCHAsE-A BLACK WALNUT
w 81 board be i've feet long, Of mdoern
make. the lowest price H. y. ~, Herald Uptown
Branch ~ lice.
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MILLINERY AID DEEssMAIxISG.

T MRS. MYERS q EAsT FOURfE NTH STREET.
"a specf1 les Misses and Childrens Millinery ladies'
Dress Cap Llnl Mourning Millinery; the rgcst assor
ment in tia city. Between fIth avenue and University
place.
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~ A vAJLrERE.r THE HAT or THE SEASON
IL found only at MASON WALTON, So Broadway
above Unmn square.
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10 nlRDERs WANTED.

INT WEST iFoRrY-FouRTH TREET BETWEEN
I-tl RroadN ami Sixth avenue.-A plea SAINT suit
OF Rooms lot with superior Boards highest references
gwen and requ ed
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MARBLE nIANTELs.

hTtENEAftY REDUCED PRICEs-AN EXTENSIVE
II b rex OF Marble ami Marbieizcd Mantels and all
other Darble Works Marble iurai1g Tor tue trade
kLA. i last Eighteenth street, near Third avenue
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Payment of Coupons.

FaymenC OF coupons.
TREASURER'S OFFICE,
CHAELrTrE, COLUMBIA & AUGUSTA II. r.,
CoLUMniA, s. G., December q. 1874
NHE Coupons OF the hoods OF this com.
Il pany, which become duo on 1st Janu-
airy, 1873, will be paid on that day ut the
Central National Bank OF this city, or at
the Office of Messrs. NJ. X. Jcsup, Patton 4
Co... New York, or at tho Fret National
Bank OF Charlotte. N. c., or at the banking
house OF Messrs. John j. Cohen II Sons. in
Augusta. Ga. G. BOUKNIGHr,
Dec - l0 Treasurer.
Notice.
A IL person. wishing to use the Race
N Course OF the State Auxiliary and
Jplnt Stock Society, will app!y to Mr.. j. N.
CRAWFORD, who is authorized by the Di.
rrctors to take charge OF the; Course and
Grounds. THOS. TAYLOR.
Zee IL IN Director.
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Wines and LIQUORS.

Wines and Liquors.
EHAMPAGNES-P Sec
" Ohaus Il DuchateI.
heley'e Island Sparkling Cstawba,
California "Imperial."
ANDlES-Brandenburg Frerep,
JAS. Hennesey,
otard, Dupuy 4 Co vinta ges 1885, 1888,
1865.
WINES Private Stock Maderia-in
bottles only,
Choice Table Shcrries,
California Angelica-very delicate,
Sandenan and other Ports,
Ful! line OF Hooks and Sauternes. includ.
ing 'Chateau Yquem," ""Latour Blanche"
"Hockhcimcr. ""Lanbenheimer." &c, &c.
Our specialt. is fine goods. such as we
can, with confidence, recommend. ANY
rare wine not in store we are prepared to
purchase either in New York or Europe.
snd furnish ut market ratea.
Moves GEO. SYNMERS.