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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-15

MEssRs. RAaEsHIDE h MAEs.-It give us great
pleasure to direct the attention OF readers to
the advertisement OF Messrs. Rareshide Macs,
II rcoupitoulas street, the well known importers
and commission merchants. They are the sole
agents OF great number Of the most famous
ale, brandy and wine houses OF Europe. A
perusal Of their advertisement will afford an ap-
preciative idea OF the variety and scope OF their
business.
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Observation-Disclosures, don't forget Montgom
ery's, Armory Hall, 81 Camp street, when you
want new furniture Of the latest styles and de-
signs, fresh from the factories. Their stock il
new and fresh and well selected, and embraces
all prices, from the finest parlor suits to the
cheapest cottage bedsteads. They are prepared
to sell at bottom prices, and are anxious to have
the public call and examine their goods before
making their selections. On hand all kinds OF
boxed furniture prepared expressly for country
shhments. Remember 81 Camp street.
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GENUINE BLUE LICK WATER, ETc.-Those
widely known druggists, Messrs. Frederickson
& Harte, 139 Canal street, have now on hand bar
rels and half barrels of fresh and genuine Blue
Lick water, 80 celebrated for its sulpburous COM
ponents and curative properties. They have also
full supply of the celebrated Friedrichshall
bitter water, imported by them direct from the
spring in Germany. See advertisement
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-15

One of the most carefully selected and must
complete sssortments of stationery, Of every
character, in the city is to be found at the store
Of Messrs B. Bloomfield & Co., No. AZ Charities
street. All kinds Of blank books are KEEP on
hand, and the specimens of job printing done by
this firm exhibit great taste and skill. Special
attention is given to the engraving and Itho-
graphing department of the business, and the
firm are prepared to execute all orders promptly
and at remarkably low prices.
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FOR RENT.

LNOR RENT-A comfortably furnished, pleasant
r front room, situated III healthy and respecta-
BILE neighbour God of the First District with or With
out board. Suitable for or two gent 'men Ca
rondelet street cars pass the door and the jackson
Railroad street pass within half block
Terms moderate. Apply at 1863 Baronne street
between Thalia and Efato streets. aul5 Ut
ITO RENT-A frame cottage, corner of Baronne
i and Erato streets. Also, a two-story frame
dwelling No 347 St Charles street. Apply te GEO.
c. OLIVER No. 156 Erato street Je9 u
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for most delightful LoL
tage in the Fourth District, fashionable neighbor-
hood, in half square of Prytania street cars and
four squares from market; neatly furnished from
Paror to Kitchen The house contains one parlor
four bedrooms diningroom and pantry, kitchen
with two rooms above, gas water, wash shed and
large yard. The present occupant will take two bed
rooms pay the rent and forty dollars per month for
self and two children-six and three years old. Ad
dress Lock box No. 1873. au17 II
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WESTERN Produce Our friends, Messrs.
Keep Raymond, n and 70 PoydIas street, are
the agents for the world renowned brand called
"Plant's -four, also OF "Belle Creole" and other
famous brands. They have also full supply Of
Goshen and Western butter, mess pork, bacon,
sugar cured hams, kiln dried meal, star candles,
etc. etc.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-15

WANTED-Active employment, permanent
W otherwise III city or county, ia desired by an
educated gentleman, energetic aud of good address,
wellknown in New Orleans, and who can come with
highest referee ces. Would furnish his own riding
horse shoul1 business require it, and immediate
engagement he effected. Address " PROMPT" Box
2407, Post Office, New Orleans aul5&ME
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WANTED TO SELL-The contents of the two
w story brick house. No. 2I5 raroDne street. con
ssting in part of fine Rosewood and Imitation Rose
Furniture, two large French plate Mirrors fine Vel
vet and Brussels Carpets, an upright Piano fine in
strumert all nearly new Also, A No. family
Horse light and stylish Phaeton and Harness for sale
cheap on account of departure. Rent moderate.
ALL IL
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-15

Look at the advertisement Of Mr.. McMains,
572 Magazine street, who always keeps full sup
ply of fancy groceries, which he sells at the low
est prices, and delivers to all parts of the city
free of charge.
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II OST-On TUESDAY, August 3, on Magazine
Il "A street, between Race and Robin HAlR
BROOCH inscribed +" A Mothers Gift February p,
1s5a" reward viii be paid to the finder by return
ing it to PA Erato street. aus
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WANTED-TO CHARTER-A Light Draught
w steamboat, TO tow two barges, drawing about
two feet Of water to Alexandria. Sealed proposals for
Cash, VIII be received at the Company Office up to
L the 10Th instant f. B. WHEELOCK, Presi-
dent n. o. Pacific Railway Company aul5 1t
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The Variety Dramatic Club.

The Variety Dramatic Club give their
fourth complimentary entertainment of the
series of 1875 on Monday, August 20, 1875.
The play of "Under the Gaslight," has been
selected for the occasion, and is most happy
selection.
On September 2, this club will tender a
grand complimentary benefit to Miss Amelia
Waugh, who has SO ably filled the position OF
leading lady for this club during two success
sive summers The lady has been very fortu-
nate in the choice of play. In selecting
" Arrah-na- Pogue she has hit upon drama
which has always been favorite with the
public The friends of the club should see
to it that she is treated to crowded house.
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LOST-FOUND.

CTRAYED OR STOLEN-FIom the premises, 50
ID Washington street the right OF the lith INST;
one white cow, with small spots Of red on her, and
her calf red liberal reward viii be given for her
recovery, or for any information leading thereto
anil ST
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PREPARING FOR WINTER.

This week there has arrived here from the
Ohio River an enormous quantity OF coal, and
i. would seem to be good time to lay in a
winters supply. The following is the table:
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TNNGINEER WANTED-A competent Engineer
~ Is wanted to put up stationary engine In the
County Must be well.indo ssd No slow coaches
or whisky drinkers need apply. Address B. IL. c..
be found an',1t<
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WANTED TO SELL-A light second hand dec
w tors coupe in first rate order Call at IS Caron
delet street. L. L. MADDUX.
iy2l I'm
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WyANTED-Secondhand Carriages and Buggles
w any having such and wishing to dispose of
them can lind ready sale for the same by calling on
L. T. MADDUX, IS Carondelet street dealer in car
riages my14 If
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-15

yTANTED-Fer Rent Lease Two-Story
w House in the 10 part of the Fourth upper
part of the First District Must have at least four
bed rooms, with some ground attached and modern
conveniences Rent not t. exceed s65 per month.
Tenant permanent and prompt paying Address
LEASE. Bulletin Office au4 If
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for Two furnished front
wv rooms one on the frsG and on the third
floor; also occupants for other furnished rooms at
81 Royai street Apply on the premises. je9 If
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WANTED-A small house. with three or four
w rooms an Kitchen not more than fifteen min
utes' ride from Canal street. Rent IN st be low.
Address stating locality and amount of rent L. S.,
Bulletin Office. aul4 2t
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Mr.. Beecher says it's all right; but she pays
no heed to Henry Wards agonIZing words, "Wen
then, why not gimme back my night-key?'
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-15

WANTED TO SELL--One fine second hand Piano
w Buggy, and harness. horse cover. rug and
whip all of which will be sold cheap if early spp
ton is made. Weight OF buggy 235 pounds Apply 80
Carondelet street. L. [. MADDUX
aulO Iw
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NfANTED-A white servant 10 help TO cook and
w wash for small family, willing to work
for small salary. Address o. K Bulletin Office.
an IA If
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WANTED TO RENT-By the Cooperative Com
w mttee, a Business House, located about the
center of the city to be used Cooperative Store.
For information apply to
JACOB MULLER, 100 Poydras street,
auto Chairman Cooperative Committee.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-15

WANTED By young married man, situation
w in any branch of business where he can make
himself generally useful. References and security
given if required. Address Worker" Bulletin
Office my4 If
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-15

Splendid mixed tea, one dollar per pound, at
the Tea Depot, 5 Camp street.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-15

WANTED-In small private family gentlemen
~ to occupy one large delightful front loom, with
light pleasant loom a Joining; also two smaller
roons all .eatly furnished Terms S. $40 and Sl2
per month Apply Immediately at 1872 Laurel street
avis IT.
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WAATED-An A No. l nurse, who come
well recommended, can find good situation by ap-
au14 Ut
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INANTED-A secondhand WILSON SEWING
w MACHINE; must be in perfect or er. Address
with price and particulars j. H. Bulletin office.
au1l 2t
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-15

This is the largest receipt of coal for one
week we have had for many days.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-15

rs.. FOR SALE-The fine side wheel steam
lsSsIstJs boat L. NJ. BAGBY, 173 feet long 81 feet
beam 6 feet hold in clear; three boilers
2s feet long 40 inches in diameter; cylinders 10Y
inches in diameter, feet stroke. For further in
formation apply to M W JOYCE,
aul3 If Iii Gravier street.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-15

Nader colors red. This is the reason Why
the madden We get the redder We grow.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-15

"ANTED-A situation by respectable Young
w girl to do House Work and assist ia Cook inv
Reference given, ii required. Address CORA
this Office. au15 IT.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-15

LNOR SALE-10,eeo Feet Square Timber; 12xl2,
Il l2xi4 12x16 12xIS 20x20 and 14x16 lengths
ranging from rs to 65 feet long for sale Also all
orders for timber required fus ished to order at prices
that may be agreed upon For information inquire
at Mr.. +. Virgins seed store, SO Gravier street.
Sniff
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-15

nor SALE-An elegant new upright PIANO,
costing $780, will be sold for $780, including elegant
stool and cover. Address NJ. E., Bulletin office.
jy17tf
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-15

Good palatable tea, 60 cents per pound, at the
Tea Depot, 8 Camp street.
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WANTED "A person who can opera to on Grover
w q Bakers Machine. and who is good seam
stress. Apply or address letter o., PostOtfce.
eul5 IT.
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WANTED-By small family a we'll furnished
w House fresh in every poet. Would be taken
for several years i. agreeable, ETC. Apply to Lock
Box ia, N o. 2. O. auI5 81
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FOR SALE.

NOR SALE-A Horse ard Buggy. Horse Will
Il trot in 3 80 Buggy in fine order w IL sell
cheap on account of departure. Address LOCK, this
office au ) 1T
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WANTED - Agents for tirst-class Insurance
w Company on Salary or Commission Previous
experience not required. Apply to 173 Common
street. aul51t
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"ANTED-A small family without children,
w wish to rent Furnished House of five six
rooms. Address p. O. Box $780, aul5 IT.
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WANTED-By a middleaged White Woman a
w situation Cook. Is willing 70 assist at
Homework. Address Mrs. NJ. K, at this office
anl5
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WANTED-A White Girl to do homework and
~ assist In nursing Apply at 446 Camp, between
Robin and Race streets. aul5 1t.
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RECEIPTS OF COAL DURING THE PAST WEEK FROM
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WANTS.

WANTS inserted in this column at FIFTY
CENTS per square.
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takest, holdest), holisso paper, cloth), q Ito
or for), cha,Iee ito CUT. IL
If the object exhibited is q gold spoon, he
will use the word Ieule, of which the print
tive meaning is stone, and the derivative one is
metal of any kinda curious illustration, by
the way, of the recent theories about the
stone age through which mankind is supposed
to have passed before making use of iron,
copper or bronze implements) whence we
have
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-02

public learn. M they are very likely to learn soon
that the Union Pacific Railroad Company has, OF
will shortly have. control of the Pacific Mail con-
Germ and it's az plain as pikestafl" that II any
thing useful in the way Of business can he done
with Pacific Mail IL can be best done in friendly re-
lations with the Pacific Railroad. The upward
movement of the day. which has been from to ~
per cent was lead by Pacific Mail, Union Pacific, ana
Western Union Telegraph. While there Is nothing
in the way Of increased railroad earnings, except ~
n few isolated cases like the Union aud the Central
Pacifc roads. and very few others, TO give
siren 9Th to stocks there seems to be prevailing
feeling that some of the prominent bears have
CHANGED their tactics and if this be really 20. ~ Is
not improbable that we may for time at least see
rising market. If business should revive state oil
things which many seem to hope for and preGIcs
without giving any very substantial reasons for She
faith hat Thorn, then irmerprces for the railway
stocks which rest upon substantial basis may taIry
he expected 70 rule permanently. We must wait AMI
hope lr the best and Wo shall the result by and
by. At the opening the market prices were generally
better except for the Granger stocks. NIich tx
hibIted weakness aud feyerlshnes~ bat uadec Che
impetus gwen 10 the railway shares by the activity
and strength of the miscellaneous stocks. which bore
of the palm, the railways including the
Granger shares became strong and 80 renamed
to the close. at which. in many cases tho best
prices Of the day were paid. Tie short interest Ia
the market has been lsrge TOR some time. and un-
doubledly a considerable portion Of the advance OF
the day to be attributed to tie purchases to cover
short contracts. On Transactions amounting to
1C9I0O shares Pacific Mail advanced from 81. 80 81
aud closed at 81. OF Western Union, ii.4O shares
were sold from Is, 10 -. closing at -. North
Western on s. 800 shares sold from 3D. down to ~.
up to a ard closed at ~ OF Mon Pacific j''iD
shares were sold the stock opeuinga' -. ana s.lina
up TO A.. at which It closed. LAX; shore on 2l.~H
shares sold at r. 013i The next most prominent
stocks. all which closed at an improvement from
Saturday. final prices. were st. Paul 9.2W shares:
Wabash, 800; Erie. 6400; Northwestern Pre-
f,rred $500; Ohio and }liSSissippi. 1890; Rock
Island. 1909. ana ST. Paul Preferred. Loo. The
opening highest lowest and closing prices Of active
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-02
TIE VALUE OF A LOST LEI.

In the Superior Court, Trial Term. before
Irfre Freedman the slt OF Pdtnc McGahc' against
Henry A. Phip and others Is on thai. The pain
n was an enp'oye Of the defen ants IN Their paper
mil. and whs at work upper story. stopped mio
% hole or hopper the floor, used for sending down
paper. His leg was caught aud mangied by the ma
cnnery the nlor below 50 a to require ampn'au0n
lie charges the accident TO tn neg 'ct ~ guard the
hopper. and asks s2jOlO damages TIE answer denies
any isencc ami sets mp the existence Of the
hole wa, well known 10 the plaintiff, and II l. was not
properly guarded II WAS through tue care es'ne's ot
himself or his feOw-empiOyes. Tns deield mt iur-
ter -et M that IN a preVinuS he agreed u accept
$50 for ms attorney and SIS wOOien leg an satisfaction
af tnpy paid $50 ami naVr Always Oern ready 10
..v for The leg Breen q Sp'hssy ant q. ones aP-
pe red Tor the plaintiff a. T. DycGt for deienddntH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-02

rlns the affirmed With costs opinion By Mcneil g 4
McMken - n, Ls~enreJutgBet an med opinion ~
man Hofsan AEt IreadseL-Onie suPns demurrer s H
BY Mcneil G. j. Reriga adnH 6c AT me
kast Savugs Institution. Roderlga Sane-Juag
The Cnrnrid roH C5mp7aT agt ksarr e.
ioa by None l. g. j. ihc1ans e. a.
Wo drlf sJa igmeu afr ned; opinion BY GRESHAM =
~ N0ne G. j. anl Ysn Worst Jse egt Ihe hsfor &C. o'
NeW.Yofk- Drdef mmei With opinion br Mcneil j.
Freen Carr. Spear JJ.HAe Tae Omaha hauonai
Bauk-JuigBen 81 med with costs opinion by SEN j.
Common Pleas-GeBerdl Terin-Bv DAILY. Ch. D.,
Loe~ Dsy JJSeamsn The MAJOR 6c-jnifmcni r;
orlerd abde boeW j. Hadcn e a.
sg Bususek aagmet lfrnrd win Loeu Conin sat
.nrn-i VITA eJsts; Low, Thompson aa'.
Lumlry sLJaltnen Ell trial orre Gusts 70 ane
DlvOricr Appealed rom amfnei a
LoeE snd DaiT q J. schnkr,i act buk ct al d
ahsou n he dcfrn sst ~ n j.
Ftlu b. The Central Para horta an last 'er
Rsilro CompsnV-jidgneat al med IRA cofs Dr IN A%
All Mayor &c arne with costs DalT, "a j. IAe
AIDES lasasHce ConptnT agt ehr-AearEHmsa gr-n ~
TIE Hug Sgt0s Bank sgi htldH in ~ n r.
ahae Larrrmerr HASTINGS
Young ia asntr ~ DaiT, On j.
Tra IL adr Ioa
vi ierX Tine neamaus ISM 6--Je
nG; rnuers fayr acknowledgement or se-
feli ut. SEER "a Cefk 81 Piu l. =. .
Jld-- >. " Diit.-CsshmaD ast hartnson-
Gaze sstteg. freedman sgL SHAREHOLDER signed
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observation-disclosures /

Nn,rpne T0nrf-Iadmbers-By Iudga LaWrrncf =
sst Oiahd1 N Ealdwie A1o dunn
thsr sbnuiI si
..t at %. .py p,a payment % ~ III. u
ua 80 MJHlsr o. Apn Tern ant
O.. - 10 har A-lu
fa.s. O. huG1 hat she
ns presented sa Of pfaof. bsTr
iu matter o fcruSlhr no pfcoi h''o
10, t raie srp. teen pSlei
think ihsf there sonn m
sl-rf ue aefenl4nt Grhtn
s-f,- q denied WITH <l1
Hapdou"r &c -upfisHeea Htsyer etlicd SIN
s.s.. 81 psvm-rt ot $40 If
81 awr Tor hs,a u Msrh oIhss, the notice
d,uirs = gsnte1 With ~iO
b, Jodge borqhu,-ksmP Bngfah- Memorandum Wawe3
I'd iedfaairruted Hsrr BIurrruit
Den Whsitos kndeMoul granted; 80 4bit, the
even application If " =. 'eufra sud hud
.v rive, Railroad COMPANY Commissioner
.vpraissi LsBd hspoaE Ca ghi CompryAppess
non ersutsd
SaaI Ter1s by Jatge ysn BrInt-snpsor Dillon al
Mn iraBium IS roIhss fay Drsiu 81 Ho oWsv
Al rteveus-s,e opinions. CrsHaod ,hraDoi on
granted by default
Superior f'oart-GeHerdt Term-By Ciief-JustIce
sorr, mi Jadss Pre- -GsiseE Doagh.rl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-02
TIE sHAUGHRAUN DISPUTE.

Yesterday the third motion for an order of
arrest against DiOn Bouccanit IN the shnushraun-
-sb0eeah dispute made by Joshua Harris counsel,
Lockwood aud Post before judge DOuohue, aud
resulted unnecessarily the former applications
before Judge Lawrence. number Of aiiaviis were
submitted. made among Others, by Mr. Hart himself,
JaLles A.. Lockwood. and John IL Deahrld. Judge
Donohue told Mr.. Post that. up TO December
afr. Hart entitled 20 order Of arrest
under code, but in the Kelly Hlvemeye or
Judge Barrett had came 10 the concusOn that the
,nurs could their discretion. he had con
the other Judges and they had determined not
orders OF In br unless the defrni
transient person, aud lac VAS not 81 lsn-d
from papers that Mr.. BUuclcdult WltHin tiS
category. Mr. Port SAID that lac could procure al
dnlaual afiavits as To Mr. B0ucoauts residence, ana
a-krd permission O. rcueW the apphcaliOn hei'fe
another Judge. Judge D1nOhac rcphri that ne cOdid
not do that Tor the reason l1t stated. Mr.. Post eX
pressed MS far uat iddg ucnt Wa- obtained AGAINST
Nj EOuricault 10 would re empty one. 20 Nnca
Indge Donohue replied that Il wound he = good JUG
uleut and could be enforced anywhere.
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Carl voGr TO BE SENT TO BELGIUM.

The case OF Carl NOCI. alias SfuDpe, WNIch
ror so long time has occupied the atIen OF the
courts wa. finished yesterday far Comm ssiOner
White Is concerned. Vogt was then committed 10 the
custody o. TIE Marshal await the Pesden warrant
~ erraGitio1 under the treaty between Belgium and
fhe United States. Vogt charged with numbering. IN
1861 at Brussels. GUM. the CarvaeE Du BoN de
B.ince The trestY referred a. wls not entered INTO
Ir-u nearly seven years after th3 commission OF the
alleged cr Nc but hY ,pec4i prov NCn 90 ma te retro
ACTIVE IA Ter CaIdrrt Hr'.nrf- rcprr0chf
the Beican G1vcrnm. nt and J. d. Townsend appeared
for vac. A4!. townsend mas announced h- Iufhti'"
OF apYralinE from tie C1u Jnri'- dcl>Oh on ihr
ground that IL Was not warrAutc D. thc idcts.'
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MONDAY, March 1-P. VI.

The week aud month open with booming markets
at the Stock Exchange, and judging from the extra
Ordinary strength in few stocks and the general
strength Of the entire list, one might be pardoned
for Supposng that all the bears have suddenly
turned bulls The business of the day has been
large amounting to the purchase and sale of nearly
3ooo0o shares. over one-third Of which has been
Pacific Mail As was remarked in this mornings
TRIprSF the strength Of Pacific Mail, IN view of
its recent severe rebuff at Washington in the mat
ter of the extra subsidy has been surprise tn the
street This surprise Will peyhaps sabiide whea tie