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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-31
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

Gold opened at 1l21e Oils, against 1925
at Now York, and after limited business,
closed at the opening rates in both markets,
touching 1875 during the interim at New
embracing $1,000 at ll21h; $1,000 at 1l2ai !;
$1,000 at 1925; $1,000 at Il3; $4,000 at l l30
1874; $4,000 at II3l4, and $1,000 at 1888.
No sales of silver were reported. Amer
lean balf-dollars were still quoted nominal
at l040lC5, and Mexican dollars at 930
93k, gold.
Foreign exchange fuctuated under the
course of gold at New York, opening at
yesterdays closing rates. advancing 2-l0 y
cent and finally closing at the opening
rates.
The only sales of sterling reported were
flOOO bill of lading at S. ASH; $1,000 bank
at S. so, and f500 do sight at S. "a.
The sales of francs included 5000 CONNER
cial at 5.l7k gold.
At the close sterling bills were quoted
nominal at IS 440-fOr bill of lading and
AL clear. and -0$5 SO for bank, and francs
nominal at 465 04.63aa for commercial. and
AGO for bank.
New York sight is unchanged and with
scarcely any movement. The banks con.
tinue to ship currency to cover their linn
tied counter demand. The only sale re-
ported was $4,000 commercial at u y
cent premium.
The banks continue to check on New
York at % v cent premium, and CONNER
cial sight is still quoted at oslo.
The sales included S shares Mutual Ma
tional Bank at $45, and IL shares Factors
and Traders Insurance Company at S83.
No sales were reported in bonds. City
and new State consolidated seven per cents
are both dull, weak and tending down.
wards, as will be seen by our list below.
Metropolitan Police warrants continue
quiet; NO sales are reported; they are still
quoted at IS 068.
State warrants are apparently without
any movement. Issues of 1874 were still
quoted at 40045; 1873 and previous years,
at IS 36, and do, not fundable, at |
-029.
Nothing was reported in city scrip.
The following are the quotations of time |
and school certificates:
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SUCCESSION OF JOHN BROW
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 80 05l.

PY G. DE FERRET & CO.-JoHN g. MON.
- rose, Auctoneer-Ofdce No. so Royal street.
O'Clock NJ, in trent Of the Crescent" Saloon, Al
Riers Fifth District will be sold at public auction
judge Of the Second District Court for the parish
of Orleans dated July 9, 1875. the following de-
A CEkTAfN LOT OF GROUND. situated in
Bel1eville Fifth District OF this city, Algiers
being lot No. Is. square No. s. bounded by vallette,
Allx. Chestnut and Peters streets, and measuring
American measure, IS feet9 inches lines front on
Alix street So feet inches in depth between equal
and parallel lines
Terms-Cash on the spot.
Acts Of sale at the expense Of the purchasers
before William h. Seymour, notary public.
iYll II "A 81 au7 II
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NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, SATURDAY JULY 81 1875

former, and mp to noon $50 bales had
changed hands at steady prices, after which
there we're further sales Of 10 bales, making
9 total as noted above of 426 bales. The
Liverpool dispatches reporting that market
hardening, with sales Of 5000 balee, to-
gether with an advance in sterling ex.
change, Inspired factors with increased
confidence.
The sales Of the past three DAYS sum M
~ bales (233 on "Wednesday, l23 yesterday
including IS not reported until to day, and
426 to day.. making an aggregate for the
week of 1900 bales. against SIG last week,
and 1850 the week before.
Weeks receipts 1873 bales embracing Ia
from other delivery ports tof which l
from Mobile and - from Texas, and 359
proper. against 400 proper last week and
1877 last year. Total proper since August
81, 994.473 bales, against l,2l4,27l last
year-decrease 2l9,7a
The exports comprise 1902 bales, en-
bracEg 345 to Liverpool. 427 to Vera Cruz,
100 to Boston and $50 to New York to which
we have added sc by rail.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts
at all the ports from u NJ. yesterday to
II NJ. TODAY 630 bales, against 563 last
week and 1896 last year, and since Friday
1928 bales. against 1888 last week and 1895
last year. Total since August 81, 3.453, 1873
bales, against 3,739,054 up to Thursday
noon, July 30, last year Excluding the above
l096)-decrease 2S5, o2l.
Exports Friday to Thursday inclusive)
to Great Britain 52l bales. against 26Ol
last week and ALB last year. and to the con-
tinent 1863 bales, against 327 4 last week and
none last year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports made no
to IL NJ. 1888 bales, against 1854 ~ last
week. and 1859 last year.
The weeks receipts at the interior towns
embrace 400 bales, agai1st 1913 last week
and S92 last year: the shipments 20S3
bales, against 2llS las week and 2SO6 last
year, and the stocks $3.50 bales, against
1881 last week and 23,454 last year.
COMPARED with last year. this shows
decrease Of 400 bales in the receipts and
123 in the shipments and 1894 in the
stocks.
The amount on shipboard rot cleared,
going on board, and engaged for shipment,
was set down at the opening this morn
ing at $500 bales. embracing $500 for
Liverpool, 1900 for Havre and 500 for the
North, which, when deducted from the
stock on hand by our running statement
yesterday evening, leaves lS,4O0 bales to
the quantity at the landing and
in presses unsold or awaiting orders.
The Exchange reports: "Sales AS bales.
including SO after 3 P. NJ. Yesterday. Mar
ket steadier.7
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FOB RENT,

VlNO KENT. .-.....................TO RENT.
LARGE AND PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS.
in suits or singly. in desirable locality. All the
comforts Of . home guaranteed. Apply at No. 1893
Baronne street. jy3l st
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ION SALES.
AUCTION SALES.
By g. De Ferret q Co.
SUCCESSION OF HENRY ODRNTHAL.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 38,C0L.

DY G. DE FERRET Il CO.-JOHN g. MON
ID rouse. Auctioneef-Omce No so Royal street.
SATURDAY. July 81, 1875, at twelve O'Clock M ct
street. between Cana. and Customhouse streets
will be sold at public auction, by virtue of a.
order from the Hon. A. L Tissot judge of the Sec.
June a. 1875 the following described property. to
wit
Second District of this city, in the square bounded
by IRENE, st. Louis, Msrais and Toulouse streets
and -urDg 30 feet ~ inches, more less front
on IRENE street, by depth between parallel lines
of so feet inches front on st. Louis streets of
which two streets it forms the corner and fronting
on the rear line on an alley feet II inches in
width. Together with the buildings and improve
meuts thereon.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
Acts of sale before william H. Seymour notary
public, at the expense OF purchaser.
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SUCCESSION OF WIDOW ELiZABETH DARCY
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 81 233

RY. G.. DE FERRET IL CO.-JOHN q.
- Monrose. AuctioneeI-Of6ce No. so Royal
street:-SATURDAY, August IA, 1875, at twelve
O'Clock d. at the Merchants and Auctioneers Ex.
change. Royal street. between Customhouse and
virtue Of an order from the Hon. A. L. TiisOS
Judge Of the Second District Court for the parish
scribed property
4 CERTAIN Lot OF GROUND, together with the
buildings and improvements thereon, situated in
bounded by Apollo, Euterpe. Bacchus and Terpsi.
chore streets, designated BY the No. 6 Of square
No. &c. Said lot measures, French measure, 80 feet
front on Terpsichore street. by l2O feet in depth,
between equal and parallel lines.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
Act of sale at the expense of the purchaser be-
fore Tn. Buisson, notary public.
SATURDAY, August IA. 1875, at 10 A. NJ. at No. so
Royal street.
4 LARGE ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD FUR.
NITURE. iy9 10 "a 81 au7 IA
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PYO.yALETON, AUCTIONEER OFFICE NO,
- 81 Magazine street.-SATUROAY, July 81, 1875,
at twelve O'clock NJ. will be sold at the Merchants
and AuctioneerS Exchange: on Royal street. by
virtue OF an order from the Hon. A. L. Tissot Judge
Of the Second District Court for the parish Of
Orleans, dated June %, 1876
TWO CONTIGUOUS LOTS OF GROUND. situa-
tep in the Third District Of this city in the square
bounded by Claiborne. Derb,gny, Laharpe and
Lapeyronse streets, designated BY Nos. and 10 of
front on Derbigny street. BY a depth Of 100 feet;
together with all buildings and improvements
thereon, consisting Of one.story house, kitchen,
etc.
Terms and Conditions-One half cash, and bal.
ance on credit Of one year. in notes bearing eight
Per cent interest from day Of sale until paid to pe
divided into coupons to suit convenience Of ven.
DOR secured req oy. speeial mortgage and vsndors
suit; taxes for the ensuing year payable in 1876
to be assumed by purchaser; the buildings to be
kept insured and policy transferred to vendor.
Act Of sale before o. DeArmas notary public.
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COMMERCIAL.

SVHN1NV' VUIy oU, 100.
CoIToN-The sales today, not including
Is bales additional yesterday, embraced 426
bales at steadier prices, requiring no chang
in our quotations. We give also the fieures
below: sr. - -
AMERICAN STANDARD OF c1Ass1r1cArrox
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ONALL FURNISHED HOUSE FOL
~ RBNT-Three r0Oms and kitchen, No. 46o
Andrew. between Rampant and Franklin street
Rent very low to . responsible person that CT
give first class security for the prompt paymenM
rent and safe keeping Of the furniture. MOI
other need apply. les
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Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. So SAL


RY G. E.: GIRARDEY. AucT1oNERR-
~ Office No. 81 Camp street-SATURDAY, july 81.
1875, at twelve O'clock NJ. at the st. Charles
Auction Exchange. will be sold at public auc.
ton, to the highest and last bidder, by virtue
Of Of an order from the Hon Tissot judge Of
dated the twenty third of March, 1874 and rem
dered in the above entitled matter
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
First District Of this city, in the square bounded
by Clara. North Poydras. PerdidO and Willow
streets measuring 30 feet front on Clara sire Ct by
l2o feet IN depth. together with all the improve
nents thereon, rights ways and servitudes the re.
unto belongin, or in anywise appertaining
This being the second and final adjudication
the property will be sold to the last and highest
bidder the purchaser to furnish his bond at twelve
months, with good security and mortgage on the
property sold. bearing all usual clauses Of eight
per cent Der annum interest, five per cent sttor.
neys fees in event Of suit to enforce the payment
OF same: keep the property insured and trauefer
the policy to the holder Of the note; the purchaser
te assume the payment over and above the price
o. adjudication, all the taxes payable in 1874 and
Act Of aale at the purchasers expense beforn VI.
:. OasoeIl. 1Sq., n0tAfy public. jy16 17243l
SUCCESSION OF MARGARET LAGUKNS WIFF
nTy N n0NRN AvwwN
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ASSIGNEES' SALK,
A0c1UNEES SAIB,
oPkN ACCOUNTS, BILLS RECEIVABLE. ETc
BANKRUPTCY OF CALLAHAN McCARTy
eniled states District Court for the n;at,;o4 ~
Louisiana. VI
BANKRUPTCY OF CALLA1

RE- 9. E. GIRARDEY, AucTTosRRR-
= Once No. 81 Camp street.-SATHRnxY Ini,
xuct ton k e s.eivs eSGck e the st. Charles
h hsAee: &C. assnee in the la1kruptcy Of Cails
TBR ORR ACCOUNTS ctA,xs Avn pr,.,,
CRIvAD1B AID JUDGHR1TS Ssioc.,n o, - ~
eeenkrqpt' = ewing 70 the Iass On al IA ~ n
III s.ea: 80 e the ascEessid bankrupt in1iyi-
once Of the aueti0neer. 10y " 80 - - n
d;cstio S-cash On the spst 1t the moment Of saiu.
"' iyl6 II 3l3Y
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RID OF CLASSIFICATION

The market opened with some demand
fot Havre and Mexico, mostly for the
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By @. e. Girardey.
OF JOHN TRAINOR AND HIS WIFE.
MARY KEARNY.

SECOND AND LAST ADJUDICATION ON TWELVE
MONTHS BOND.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-31
By o. Valeton.

THIRD DISTRICT PROPERTY.
SUCCESSION OF CHARLES F. PoREE AND HIS
WIFE
Second D.stric: Court for the Parish o. Orleans
Nh. n IT,
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Sales. Receipts and Exports of Produce.
The following are the sales, receipts and
exports of the principal articles for the
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

OFFICE OF ThK REPUBLICAN, I
Saturday, July 81, 1875.
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NEW COTTAGE. HOUSE NO. 692 BARONNE
STREET. BErWEEN WAS aINGTOE AND
SIXTH STREET.
SUCCESSION OF JOHN LOUIS, DECEASED

Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 1882.
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New YORK, July 30.-The following is the
comparative statement of cotton tor the
week ending to-day:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-18

The public generally, not less than very
large circle Of friends, will hear with sorrow,
OF the accident which befell Mr.. Edwin Booth
On Monday, and TO which a very unsatisfsc.
Tory reference was made in yesterdays teIe-
graphic dispatches. 1t appears that while
Out driving near his country place In Con-
necticut, his horse became frightened and
ran away, throwing the eminent tragedian
from his Ph@ton, and injuriag him quite
seriously. At first there were fears of a fatal
result, but closer examination showed his
injuries TO consist OF fractures OF the left
elbow bones and one rib, and at last &C
counts he was getting along quite comfort.
ably, with good prospects for an early AMI
complete recovery. This supplementary in
telligence would have been gratifying at anv
Time 10 The people OF Washington, but last
now the announcement has a double inter-
est, since Mr.. Booth iVpnder an engagement
10 give some Of his mastery impersonatious
In this city during the coming dramatic sea-
son.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-18

The Baltimore Sun of to-day prints what
purports TO be the gist OF the forthcoming
platform of the Independent party of Mary
land, and says that the new municipal or in
DEPENDENT party has not made up its ticket
Ter municipal or legislative offices in full
but that the committees have obtained the
consent OF number OF persons to serve as
candidates. The leaders in the organization
expect to complete their ticket by the latter
part OF this month, so that by the first of
september they will be really TO hold a pub
lie meeting and submit the names O. their
candidates. There will at the same meeting
be read declaration Of the principles aud
Purposes of the party. According to the
ictn, the new party will declare In favor of a
large number OF reforms, such as economy
IN public expenditures, amendment of the
laws relative to elections and the registration
OF voters, opposition TO the contract system
for convict labor at the penitentiary. &c.
&c. The Jeffersonian test, as he honest? Is
he capabIe?' will be applied to all candi-
dates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-18
The experiment o, shining

The experiment. OF shipping large Guanti-
les Of reaches 10 western cities seems 10
Lave res ultCd disasfTously TO the forTar Iers
n imT Crtant meeting Of Baltimore produce
Iealers Who have been large purchasers and
shippers of peaches TO the west was held YES
teTday, at which ii was unanimously deter
mind To withdraw from The market, because
az the high rates charged for transporting
peaches by the railroad companies. IL was
stated az this meeting that because of the
high railroad charges all the shippers to the
west have lost money, some of them consid-
cradle amounts. The freight on a car with
$50 boxes Of peaches TO Chicago is s2l5. aud
information from that point was to the effect
that peaches were selling there at from y TO
s175 Fer box. The freight on a box of peaches
10 Cincinnati Is 90 cents and to Pittsburg q
cents FER box, whilst the frult is selling 81
those places at little more than enough to
pay freight The shippers consequently lost
The amount paid for the peaches in Balti-
more, which was from 10 TO 60 cents a box.
one shipper, who sent out eleven cars in
one day lost last week $1,000 and the expe-
rience of Others was equally unfortunate.
The produce dealers seemed to conclude that
ihe only parties who made money By the
operation were the railroad companies.
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Average Daily Circulation, 1850


Prs-s leossr'0 TIE city Jor TIE nren,z on Jov
any portion Of q psny hae THE STAR s-v b
~soa, posd0e prepaid, for rsca period Of time a.
shry d<ssre Of NE raee Of rs csus pr peck, 90
oe7V' pr n'oTla, s1.s0 f~ three xaonfas, o "a
for sir psoyzths.
I'm r. The paper is ny in n,ry case se,x by
slG0 ,0lless tie money therefor accompanies Ire
order
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-18

Either the telegraph is sadly mistaken, or
General Sherman has succeeded i'm demon
strating the falsity OF Sir Boyle Roche's cell
ebrated axiom that "a man can't be in two
places at once, barrin' he is a bird" The dis
1iDguished warrior was reported to be In
both Omaha and Quebec yesterday morn
1ng,-two points little less than two thou
kand miles apart. as the crow flies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-18

GsOH14D Loan 0BEIO1, Osv~w a. IA ssro
~ 80 Ne0 Yeyk AS9ss, entrance on NsV -
6 ths city. Honey Sosned Il the loves rsiso q
elintere3 On Cod end silver Nstchss, Dia0oods,
ssss:ssaS 6ssiss. 49,. e u 800 ssssss: 4
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DRY GOODS.
CLOSING PRICES

We hsve ls-g- s'o-f a. WINTER Conns Il
over from last sessCn, ent viii oslr then ~ "a,
prices viii insure ready sales.
ALL-NOOL pTAGuNALs ard CkNTI PA
@ES ceut---scid last season af Is cent?
EMrRvss CLoru and SESoEs 81 ga oeats-.,
for ca oents.
MERINoEs aud CAsHyEREs ct le~s than ~bsl
sale prices tins scssOu.
BLANKETS And sHAwLs Shout hall price.
sUnMKR GOODS At 4 POSITIVE sAOkIFICl
CALI AND BE CONVINCED
GEORGE y. JOHNSON q CO..
susisr vi MARKrr sPAcr.
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AUCTION 0ALBS.
August 10, Corcoran street, bet. 18th and 18th, at
~ ocloct; August II, LIST street, bet. and ..
ats O'Clock. auels-tr
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GREAT CLEARlNGIOUT SALE!

pRY GOODS AT IMMENSE REDUCTIONS.
PrcFto1s & Cur sent ANN al = ok tstiug 10 Sel
tenler " shalt ofter cur entire Sark 81
DhkSS GOODS. CLOTHS, TASSTffER n
AND MANY pTHER GOODS,
AT MARKED DOWN PRICES.
ayeraging about 20 PER CENT. lees than form
prlCes.
oall early Tor the host harra'ns We are Aetf.
mined 10 Close out our 81 MINER STOCK IA ord
10 n al e room tul NV 4 al Goods.
One PrtcC 90 Az.
s,s. ., Nr,v boSAS WfLtk,
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IL EANANTS,
REMNANTS!
REMNANTS .,
At "A FEARFUL SACRIFICE
To CLOSE BEFORE TAKING SrD,-H
We will cfer orr entire stock q REMNANT
aud THIN nhEss GOODS. ~
PRICES NEI'ER BFFDRF HEaRp OE
To MAKE ROOM ENR
FALL AND WINTER GDDnS
worth cents
Ne~ Pal. IeijCpH- NJ ccuts. w srtk 10
soc wards - Cuftoa- a. the I'd prir.- a.. ans Il
York. - ~
Extremely Enc BLACK Airaoa =. IS ,ro-th -ic
A iew 81 the &c Towel. left.
4 lew more u tte s.. Raldserchicf,.
srlefitd Bed Ticking. i2S
The entire sio tx crrr AZ a perfect los Il fn.h
room far New fAl Goods.
q. ". Tows0S n CO.'S
eS6 Pennsrlyanis avenue, south side, near ith %
northwest. avgs =,
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

rOh KENT AND SALE.
FOB Rk S,Is :. hs9d.Cg. RksIDKNoE o !,
sssisr yard ST 81 + sT:'''
E'Uk klNT-A TREE story BRICK HOUSE, ten
a. icons, sontainiag modern improvements, sit
Inquire at iios Street noT,h~est id sgs sps'
EoR saLE-A nice FRAME HOUSE in north
anslO-l0t Z. J. SWEET. 5II Eth street.
FOR RENT-Three-story BRICK HOUSE s23
closets, range, Apply 10 S TIsaai S'S 81 $50
EOR RENT-HOUSE and STORE corner A., aud
": MILLEk 4 co. eis T si Northwest ale 81
For PENTHOUSE No. 221 south A, between
all wOdern convenienees vii be rented very low,
aslhe present lessee hs. no further for II. APP
sise. TO JOSIAH SHAW No 49, dirse .nss oEDo
FOE sALE-A Bargain-I viii sell or exchange
! in part. for city property, a MARKET FABM
40 pesr; ana srasss iii in the Prime Of Sssrn DS"
y room House. bath room, plenty of shade trees and
vile ,s,iOn on the b. O. Railro.d fs IS MINUTES mnnts
roe I'm the city For further Information call on
PeLnsylvanis avenue. augi wv.
EOR RENT-An excellent pressed brick Dwell.
LING, seven rooms, modern conveniences;
y.
good nefshbor hood; 20 Per month
snst-m r. A:PHILLIPS, COS 18th street H. w.
FOR RENT New BRICK HOUSE, $50 per
month, C nveDient 10 market. six rooms. Dat n
room, water closet, and large cellar: No. 2aO X
street, between New Jersey avenue ani Sd street
lr1uire ofC. III. ARMIES, $50 + street, from % 4
CLOCK: JyS-2w-
E'CR SALE-So. 91s street northwest three
story press brick front RESIDENCE, in COM
plete order; COW euenty arranged and with modern
improvements; nine rooms, store ard bath rooms.
lot running back to 81 foot public alley.
EDGAR SPEIDEN.
pD!m' Real Estate Agent 81 3 7th street
E'oR RESI-The whole Of the SECOND FLOOR,
consisting OF six rooms, all COMMUNICATING
with bath room on same floor. Will be rented yery
low Tor the summer Would be delightful rooms for
ararty OF gentlemen intending to spend the summer
h ,ne city: WIN be rented separately or together;
1913 18th street northwest usV1T- n
kQR RkNT-Furnished, a splendid new pres
brick RESIDENCE, situated on Congress
street, near Road street, Heights of Georgetown,
Las all the modern convenences and Is rooms
Bent remarkably low. Can also be rented unfur-
nished. VIM TYLER
Vo 1l5 Is h street.
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Mr.Jefierson Davis having tele2raphed his
Inability to be present and address the peo-
lie at the Winnebago county, Illinois, agri-
cultural fair next month, the services of ex-
Senator Dcolittle. OF Wisconsin, have been
secured Mr.. Doolittle's democracy is quite
rs unquestioned as that OF Mr. Davis. ana
he can probably " talk horse" and discuss
1he culture OF pumpkins, cabbages, ct ce,era,
fully as well as the latter