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LOYAL OHIO.
Effect Of the Election IN the South-Shall the
Enforcement Acts be Executed!


Enforcement Acts be Exscutedl
To the Editor of the National Repablicdn:
SIR: The result OF the election in Ohio Tuesday
last should, and no doubt does, make all loyal
hearts leap for joy. This result in Ohio aud the
other States where elections were held on Tues
day will, in the opinion of many, go very far to
settle the question as to which party shall elect
the President next year. Now, If the United
States Supreme Court will give to the nation q
speedy decision, sustaining the validity Of the
Congressional enforcement acts, peace will be
restored in the States lately In rebellion, and
protec ion will he afforded to life, liberty and
property in those States. Such decision now
would gave the lives OF at least hundreds of the
friends of the Government in the South. With
such a decision; and with 9 reasonable show by
the President that the laws shall be enforced and
evil-doers punished or made afraid, the life of
the nation, and Of very many useful Republicans
might be preserved. The longer q decision is de-
layed the harder 1t will be to preserve the peace
and protect life, and in the meantime the most
outrageous acts are being daily committed by
organized bands Of White League sssassIns, and
with perfect impunity, fearless OF and setting at
defiance all law. JUSTICE.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-10-18
Serious Accident.

About o'clock yesterday afternoon quite an
excitement was occasioned at the corner OF Third
street and Pennsylvania avenue: by the falling Of
woman from buggy, which was standing in
front Of Mades' hotel. 1t seems that q man named
Owens was the driver Of the buggy, and he and a
female friend had been out enjoying themselves,
taking Whit Of the clear, braclng air, and he,
thinking that Whit Of something stronger would
do him good got out at Mades and left the female
in the buggy. While he was inside she was seized
with an epileptic fit, and fell from the buggy 10
the wooden pavement on Third street. The force
severe Commissions, one on the top OF the head and
the other extending halfway across the forehead
and down to the left eye. The injured woman was
carried into the dtning-room OF the house, where
everything possible was done to alleviate her suf-
ferings. but without avail, and hack being pro-
condition
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-10-18
A Fine RssidaneS

Among the more than five hundred new brick
residences going Up east Of the Capitol this sea-
sen are many very fine ones, and few that are not
inferior to those heretofore erected ip that Sec
tion Besides the. blocks, which are numerous
are many single residences. Ofthese, perhaps the
most elegant and complete is that of Mr.. E. I.
Bower, Just completed, on Fifth street, near
street South. It is Of three stories l9x65 feet
has eleven rooms, closets and modern improye
mepis. Inc front Is Of imitation Ohio freestone,
with galvanized iron trimmings, the latter being
taste. 1t is the work Of Messrs StockstIll 8 Go.
Of this city Everything, from cellar to roof. has
been done by days work, and almost eniireIv nv
residents Of "the HILL" The material h All 81
the best quality, the owner claims, and Certainly
he Is entitled TO the credit OF having Constructed
q building at once pleasing to the eye and con-
venient in all its arrangements. Mr., Williamson
was the builder.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-10-18
The Rational University Law college.

The senior class ofthe National University Law
College last week appointed a committee to
wait upon Chief Justice Cartier to learn what
method should be adopted by the class in order
to obtain copies OF Rules of Practice of the Su-
preme Court Of the District Of Columbia, It being
Understood that the books are neither purchas-
able nor ebtainable, except by members of the
District bar. The Chief Justice expressed his
sympathy with the class, but said that he was
without authority in the natter, and to issue the
books gratis to persons other than members of
tie District bar, or even otherwise dispose Of
them would be unEarrRntable.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-10-18
Burial Of Mrs. Crawford.

On Saturday Mrs. Lilly Washington Crawford,
wife Of Mr.. T. G. Crawford, the Washington cor
respondent Of the Chicago Times, was buried
from the Epiphany church, where Rev. DR.. Wat
Oak Hill cemetery. Messrs. II. J. RamsdelI,
New York Tribune; L. Q. Z. Washington,
anercfGl; George douglass, Capitol; VIM. Q.
MacBride, EUeRing Star, and Clarence M Bar
ton, Daily Chronicle, oficiated as palLbearers
Mr.. Crawford has the sympathy Of his numerous
circle Of friends in his bereavement. Mrs. Craw.
ford was but twenty-one years of age, and was
young wife, as their wedding was celebrated in
August last
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-10-18
Capitol H,ll Baptist Mission.

sabbath school services of very interesting
character were held yesterday at the Capitol
Hill Baptist Mission, corner OF Seventh and
North A streets. Between two and three hun
Gred children, rnojcrity Of whom were picked
up out Of the streets, were present and recited
the lessons with readiness and precision rarely
equa!!ed. Alter the recitation q half hour was
spent in singing, and truly any lover OF music
would be well rewarded by stepping in and hear
ing this school sing. The society has fine brick
structure nearly completed on the corner Of
Sixth and North A streets, which they will oc.
cupy shortly. 1t was built mostly by donations
from individuals. Messrs Dulin & Moore gave
a large portion Of the bTi:k. The committee,
Messrs. Pierce, Murray, Spoford, Longan, Pat
tan and Ferris, have been untiring in their efforts
to push the building forward.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-10-18
Meeting CT the New York Republican Asso-

The New York Republican Association held
meeting Saturday night. Action was taken in
reference to getting ont the New York vote in
Washington, and the entire funds of the associa-
tion were appropriated for campaign purposes
resolution was offered authorizing the secre-
tary furnish the Democratic ackson Association
with the names Of all New Workers going home TO
vote Notice was given OF the complete arrange
menIs for reduced transportation, that all that
is now necessary is to apply to Mr.. J. H. Car
miencke, Of the Second Auditors Office for the
necessary orders. Messrs. James Meldrum and
John A. CLARK were elected active members
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-10-18
NEW LAW BOOKS.

Revised Statutes of United States.
gress.
Revised Statutes relating TO the District of CO.
lumbia post roads and treaties.
Revised Statutes of the District Of Columbia,
desperately
Rules of Practice, Supreme Court, District Of
Columbia.
MacArthur's Reports, vol. 1, Supreme Court
d. G.
wallace's U. s. Supreme Court Reports vol. d
Best on Evidence, vol. l, MOrgan's Notes.
Wells Every Man his Own Lawyer, Centennial
edition.)
Drake on Attachment. Fourth edition.
Bumps Law and Practice Of Bankruptcy.
Eighth edition.
ddison on Contracts, vol. ], American edition.
By Morgan.
Law Of Literature, vol. 1. Morgan
History of ''Trial by jury BY William For
syth. N. A.
whitman's Patent Cases, Sapreme Court U. s.
A large stock Of School Book, for use IN the
public and priv ate schools in the city, for sale at
low prices. For sale by
W. Fl. O. H. MORRISON,
Law Booksellers and Statloners.
seps0-tf 475 PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
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ssnt to thu Insana Asxlum.

On Saturday o co'orei man named Geo. Psco
was sent to the insane asylum. On Saturday
morning he visited the White House, and de-
manded an interview with The President, stating
that he had been discharged from the peniten.
tiary st Baltimore, where he had been unlustly
imprisoned. He alsJ said that certain parties
were hunting him for the purpose Of taking his
life AID other things which were SUFFICIENT TO es-
taDllsh his lunacy and to Justify the offioer on
duty TO take him In custody. He was taken 10
police headquarters, and afterwards sent to the
asylum. When searched q ve.barreIed REVOLVER
loaded In every barrel, was found on his person.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-10-18
Tbs Tournament To-day.

A tournsmsnt will take place at one O'Clock
to-day at the National PARK, across the Eastern
branch. Many OF the champion knights Of Mary
land, Virginia and the District of Columbia will
compete for the prize oGered-a geld watch. p.
H. Hills, esq. will be chief marshal, and DR.. p,
H. HeisKeIl. jr., aid. The Judges are l. F.
Young, q. NJ. Alexander, Charles T. Tyler VIII
liam Bailey. John johnson and Henry Nailor
There will be a grand ball In the evening after
the coronation. Conveyances will be in waiting
at terminus OF the cars 10 convey those who wish
to attend,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ihs Nat oual Thu atre-si sloeum.

ne NAT onal Int arre-s1 slocum.
TONIC t the Frank Frsyne rife team appear
for the first time before Washington audience,
They are under the competent management Of Col.
]. Holmes Grover brother OF Leonard Grover, so
well kntwn in Washington. The play of 81
Slocum, written by Clifton W. Tsyleure, is
founded upon incidents OF frontier life and films
trates the daily routine Of pioneer life We be-
neVe TINS play Is vastly superior to all its prede-
cfeeoIs OF similar Character and that II will nrove
worthy OF the very best theatrical patropape
During the past week over thirteen thonssnd
people visited II with delight IN Baltinore and
Il is expected that the same popularity will exist
for It here.
The Theatre comique.
The hso of Nisgars, Harry Leslie, aapelrs To-
night at tie Theatrs OJm'que in his grotesque
acts. At feTel he gives q pablic exhibition Of
hts nerve ty walking on q rope stretched from
the top of the theatre across the street, ard forty
feet In the air. The Coleman sisters, Harry and
Lizzie Braham, the three Arnold brothers,
Aubrey and Moulton, and other nav stars ap-
pear. The great isvorites remain-Kiity Allyne
and Lilly Howard.
The Avenue Theatre.
Manage. B iuor ,nTe:ses for tits week the
powerful s.tIsctit ms at tie Avepus the atre. Be-
sides thtss who drew tie large houses Of last
week, tte-e are ve-y attractive names on the
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WORKS On ART, ARCHITECTURE AND
wv DRAWING.
AT


Painters, sculptors, Architects and Engrayers
and their Works. A Handbook. By Clara
Erskine Clem6
Gwilt's Encyclopedias of Architecture, Histor-
ical, Theoretical and Practical, vo., sheep
Cresy's sncyciopGdia Of civil Engineering, His
torIcal, Theoretical and Practical. Three thou
sand enRrayings, I,I52 pIges, s vo., sheep. New
History Of Architecture in ali countries, from the
earliest time to the present day. By James Fer
guson, vols S36OO
History OF Art. By DR.. VIM. Lubke, vols,
quarto. Beautifully Illustrated. Halfc as. 90
The Grammar of Painting and Engraving Trans
lated from the French by Kate Newell Doggett.
Elementary History OF Art. An Introduction to
Ancient and Modern Architecture, sculpture,
Painting and Music. By N. DRAWERS. Illus
trated
Architecture for General Students. BY Caroline
Handbook OF Legendary and Neurological Art.
~ Cara Erskine Clement. With descriptive
Thoughts. Abont Art. By Philip e. Hamerton. 200
Cnapman,s's American Drawing Book. man
ual for the amateur. $500
smiths American Text Books OF Art Education,
Hermes studies. Ornamental AlphAoets' Draw
All the above works in stock, and supplied at
publishers prices. Books sent by mail postage
Tree, on receipt Of price,
those remarkable reproductions OF the Great PIC
lures and Sculptures Of the old masters.
Complete stock of Drawing Materials.
WARREN CHOATE Cos,
BOOKSELLERS AND s IA TT0NERS,
se2St vernon Row. 81 Penn. avenue.
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Burt's AMI o,ter leading makes sold q. the low.
est cash. prices at q. F. Cummins', .es2 Seventh
street northwest.
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MORE NEW OORs

THE NEW BOOKS.-"MONEY AND THE
suthor OF Principles OF Science, &c; interna,
nonaI scientific sertes 81 80 Impressions Of Lon
don social Life, " by z. s. Nadal. formerly Secre-
tary American legation at London; eI.5O. eight
cousins y Louisa N. AlcO.t, author Of Little
women, &C.; $3.50. Prom Jest to Earnest,
BY Rev: z. T. Roe. author OF 'sBarriers Burned
Away A.75. EDaily Thoughts" by Rev. De
Family in Town and Country" BY the author OF
Drean Children" &C.; an antique and beauti-
hood sequel to ..ElsIe's Girlhsod;n Si.5O,
"Netes on Paris, " by q. Tame; $3.50.
Medical Text Books and Treatises, Works on
sanitary scieree, Medical Periodicals. Philosophi-
cal Apparatus. Anatomical Charts supplied at
snort notice at manufacturers prices. Catalogues
with diagrams, descriptions and prices on hand.
Ihe attention of students Is called to our New
Medical Note Book, most Convenient and useful
article for students attending the courses OF lee
lures. sWARREN CHOATE CO.,
Booksellers and Stationers,
vernon Row. corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and
Tentl
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HORSE DISEASE.

HORSE DISEASE
THE
Texan Remedy for EpikOOtic.
SURE CURE WARRANTED.
Used for years In the United States Cavalry In
Texas.
Prepared onlyb by
RYRON q CO.,
Druggists, Seventh and streets and Rhode isa9ra
avenue. seo-A
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ITEMS.

DR. W fsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY may
be well. called ss.wondef OF medicai Bcisnce" Il
cures coughs snd colds fssfaHteri It soothss the
trrffAted partsf t heals the Inflammation and even
con sumption itself yields to its magic influence
Fifty cents and one dollar bottle; large bottles
mluch the cheaper.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-10-18
Auction Sales To-day.

By E. ]. Sweet:
At S O'Clock, reat two-story brick daelling,
63l Maryland avenue southwest.
By Wash b. Williams:
At o'clock, improved property on Ninth street,
between P and Q northwest.
BY B. H. Warner:
AT 4 o'clock, improved and unimproved prop.
erty on S street, between New Jersey avenue and
Fifth street northwest.
By Duncanson Bros:
At 10 o'clock, at No. 5iSecend street southeast,
q lot Of household furniture.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-10-18
Bargains In Beayer ovsrco,t,

Bargains in Fall Overcoats.
Bargains IN TslmH.
Bargains In Ulster.
GEORGE O. HENNrHe,
Al. Seventh street.
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TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS.
PRoBATE JURISDICTION, OCTOBER 5,

hin the matter of the will OF PETER CoNLAN: An;
picaton for letters testamentary on the estate OF
PETER CoNLAN, Of the Dtstrictlof Columbia, has
Maria Conlan. All persons interestsd are hereby
notified TO appear In this court on SATURDAY, the
3Oth day or October next, at IL O'CLOCK q. IA, to
show cause why letters testamentary on the estate
on the aid deceased should not issue as prayed.
Prouided, copy OF this order be published once
week for three weeks In THE NATIONAL REPUB-
LICAN previous to the said day.
Test: A. WEBSTER,
ocs-F3w Register OF Wills.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-10-18

THURsron's IVORY fnARL TOOTH PowDlR
used daily viii keep the teeth clean, white and
sound, the gums healthy and the breath sweet.
JoUvEN's NOTORIOUS KID-GLoVI ULIAass
VIII renovate soiled gloves thoroughly end
quickly. Twenty-Five cents per bottle.
IHOnPsoN's PoAADz OPTINH 10 equal 20 Ino
best French, and but half the prioe. Twenty-rvs
and fifty cents per bottle.
WELLs STRxNeTHEHIHe PLAsTHRs are sths
very best All sold BY druggists.
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70. 14,6R. AtLaw.

TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE Dis
l. TRICT OF COLUMBIA, THE SorH DAY OF
SEPTEMBER, 1875.
j, Henry Greenway and
Charles II. Smith, as firm
Of Greenway Co. mo. II, 81. At Law.
VS..
Frederick G. stowell.
On motion of the plaintiffs, by Mr.. #. Z. b,
Lands, their attorney, Il is ordered that the De
feudant, Ere derrick 6. St0well, cause his appear
ance 10 be entered herein on or before the hrst
rule day occurru forty days AFTER this day; other
wise the cause will be proceeded Win as IN case OF
default. ,.z,os a.,
ByJoB BARNARD, Assistant CLERK. -,---
vc5- Tu3W
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invested IN Stocks and Gold pays 100 Per cent. .
month. Send fer psrticulsrs Tumbridge q o.,
Bankers. Wall street. New York.
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GENERAL NEWS OF THE CITY

SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS RECURD
WHAT THE Law STUDENTS Arb DOING
ACTION OF THE NEW YORK REPUBLICANS
DEATHS. ACCIDENTS AND FIRES
Meetings TO.Night-The Amusements
of the PeOPIe-Eleetions OF Officers
Arrests-L0eaI Miscellany.
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.OnE MANUFACTURERS.

Drain and Sewer Pipe. Fire Brick, Chimney
Tops window Caps and eills, Brackets, Fire Clay
Mortar and Fire Sand At factory prices.
POTOMAC TERRA GOTTA COMPANY,
No. 4ol New Jersey avenue, near Baltimore and
Ohio rail- Dad depot, oc2l
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BEAUTIFUL oILr pARIoR PAPER,

BEAUTIFUL GILT PARLoR PAPKRs
IS and 80 cents, and nice window shades for SIX
cents and 81 each, ready made. Paper hung by
the best workmen, at lowest prices, at Tubman's,
4l3 Ninth street northwest.
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TALLMADGEHA TT,
EXCURSIONS.
AND STATIONERY.
I225 Pennsylvania ayepue

DE-. HOLLANDS NEW BOOK.
seyenoaks, story of to-day s,=
nictoIian foets. ny Z. C.. Stedman. ..,,,.'. 81 n
Forty Years In the Turkish Empire, by Rev -'OO
VIM: Goodell. ...................I, "A
Inc me Sdd One, by A. NJ. Payne ............... ~
Vur New Minister, by L. G.. Perryman IN
iul supply of Medical Books on hand avn
ocl6-tf ESS S 49,. NE %.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-19
KINGSBRIDGE ROAD.

DEMAND OF PROPERTY OWNERS FOR ITS SPEEDY
COMPLETION.
A delegation Of property holders along the line
OF the kingsbridge road waited on the Mayor yes.
terday afternoon TO lay before him their griev.
ances He promised to do Oil he could for them,
and then referred them to Mr.. Lewis, President
OF the Board OF Aldermen. That gentleman then
read before the Board their petition, which Is az
follows:-
NEW YORK, January, 1876.
To THE HONORABLE BOARD OF ALDERMAN OF THE
City OF NEW YORK;
The undersigned property owners and taxpayers
In the Twelfth ward OF tue city OF New YORK re.
specially petition your honorable BOARD to take
such action Ia reverence to the Klugsbrldge road
That 1t may be speedily wldened and worked from
lS5t0 street TO tue northerly end oil the Island ana
we further petition that this work be done oy con-
tract ana not by days work.
George sykes, b. F. Rynor, q. Rowe, J. y. God.
win, H. w. Coales, @. h. Brewster, @. II. Luding'
ton, +. Schell, Isaac NJ. Dyckman, W. A. Lpman,
B. Ackerman, =. ScheHer, Scnerer, Philips q
Cohen, w. Labor W. Il. lsham and others, repre-
senting Iour.fitns OF he properly along tne rosd:
Tue matter was referred to the Aldsrmsa'o
Committee Ga Roadss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-19
WALL STREET NOTES.

THE SUGAR sUsPENsIoN-RoCK ISLAND DrvI-
DEND-THE STOCK EXCHANGE ELECTION
ADDITIONAL LONDON AND CANADIAN FAIL
UREs-aoLD EXCITEMENT.
The suspension OF Messrs. ALBANIA Fuller, re-
ported In yesterdays HERALD Is said only to be
caused by Temporary troubles. 1t Is confidently
believed by their friends that the extension they
asked, and which was unanimously granted by
their creditors. will enable them to successfully
surmount their endorsements. The deacit OF
s137 In their business ID claimed to be secured
by nearly 5000 900 OF assets real estate and other
wise.
ROCK ISLAND DIVIDEND.
The Rock Island directors yesterday declared o
semi.annual dividend on the common stock OF
1oar per cent, payable April 81 The transfer
books close on the afternoon or April 6. resOlu-
tion was also passed calling in $4,000 OF their
mortgage sinking lund bonos, which are to 10
paid next July.
tue STOCK EXCHANGE ELECTION
taxes place early in May. The contest will I'M.
doubtedly be between those members who favor
the old rates OF commission and those who desire
to maintain the present rules. Mr.. George b.
Mclean Is prominent candidate for President,
rls-and the canvass bids lair to be Interesting to
the hGbttueS or Wall street.
NEW FAILURES IN LONDON
were reported to-day. The suspension OF the
General South American Company was reported,
with liabilities unknown; their capital Is 5000 900
STERLING, Dut IL Is uOt kuOWu uOW muCH Is palO up.
The failure Of Imthurn & GO. Is remotely con-
nected with this catastrophe.
In Chicago, Yesterday, Barclay, voorhies Co.,
bankers. are reported to have suspended, with
liabilities estimated at $75, 000 aud from the same
point the Canadian houses OF John watson and
George Understanding to common rumor-have
Jailed, with other local ana unimporrant suspen.
sions.
1t may not be uninterestmg to HERALD readers
to note the course OF Havana exchanges :--Ameri-
can gold lower, 222 223. Exchange dun and
lower United states currency, 80 days, 100 1872 |;
short sight, 1913 1857 gOd 90 days, 2l6 21s.
THE GOLD EXCITEMENT
still continues, the premium having been marked
up yesterday to 1!6X. The leaders or the bull
movement disclaim all Intention to make any
"Back Friday" sensation and give as a reason for
the advancing price that the merchants are short
OF the precious metal, That Congress cannot legls-
late specie payments and gold Is the cheapest
commodity now in the community. The banks
are supposed TO be lending themselves to the con.
spracy to lock up gold, and therefore the ductua-
tions-for the moment-are In the power OF the
manipulat0rs.
distrustlul In view OF the late failures"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-19

THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The internal revenue receipts to-day were
SOLO, The customs receipts were 1921, OPS.
The Assistant Treasurer paid out $500 on sc-
count OF interest and $lol, 400 in redemption Of
fve-twenty bonds.
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Government bonds closed strong at the follow
ing uotatlons:-United States currency sixes
l19's 1875 do. do, 1884, registered, ll9K 119T
do. do, no., coupon, 1909 q III do. nge-twentes
1852. registered. NIX; do. do. do, coupon, 1l7A
do. d. 1884, registered l17H 11S; do. do
do, coupon, lis 1lsA; do. do, 1896, registered
llSs< 119; do. do, do. coupon, 1917 l2oH; do.
do, do, new, registered, 1857 ITO; do. do. do
do, coupon, 11sN 119; do. do, 1867 registered,
10Y 1879; do. do, do coupon, ll9X 100;
do. do 1868, registered, 1l9H ll94; do do. do,
coupon, 1l9X 1870; do. ten-forties, registered,
114H q Hay; do. do. coupon, 114X q ll6; do,
fves 1881, registered, l15.k 1I5K; do. d., do.
coupon, 1l6k ll6K.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES