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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-18
TIE SILK SWITCHING FRAUDS.
iSvEsrlGAuONs OF TIE CRAND JUEY-IHE CIyI
SUIT AGAINST LAWRENCE.

iSVEsrIGAUON5 OF THE GRAND JVIY-IHE CIVIL
SUIT AGAINST LAWRENCE.
The Grand Jury OF the United States Circuit
Court con idel.I ycseriay, Additional evidence ia rca
ton to The ale Jed six sgus frauds OF Charles L.
Lawrence DcpGv Collector Col Robert Des Anees, Gus
tave " Bail. AMI lafayette Graf Several Custom
house officials attended witnesses before the Grand
July AMI new n1ic,ncats against Lawrence viii most
probably be prcsclje saturday. Persons supposed,
until recently, To- be above Suspicion WILL IT IL said be
included IN ,hoc indi,tm MS. Tier names, howe; -
vii not he s-von 70 the public until next Monday or
Tlesdlv. by which time they Will, 1t Ii thought, be
under t.
The extl-.dition OF lawrence was procured unon n
charge uf PERJURY. AL IL has been said that, therefore,
L. viii have b" tired tat charge not az all IL
speaking y'7,crly about tls matter, Until states
District Attorney Plias said that, Ia his opinion,
Lewrcncc co4it be- Ied FOR crime other than the one
spec fled in the j-a: of cNtrditDn. IL IS probable
That no e pTJs@0 VIII De entered ~ 10 ~ Old ma =
uents against L.wICnce Tor smuggling, and thl he WILL
D, aIT.uDl tie Or the crime 10 ~ IT, ma
ly the nrtrcu, Grand JiTy. H. then there really Is "a
que about hc Legal right ~ try Lawrence on tie a.
C-,,rus for 81 - iDI.I prior 10 tio-r en- Z
forgery il IL thou that III re rdn he no posN e do u
about mo legal r-nt Try hn ON as Tor sn -
Cling, lt" s...t his driiv.! Oh he c2I@O'On IS m
rant t0f .ol ,C4y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-18

II feet 3la inches west OF seventhave and lot known
a. No. Dab West Twenty secondst
Mr. Beach appeared yesterday in the Court
OF Oyer and Termner before Judge Donohue 10 arrange
for the second trial OF John Scanned II agreed that
the trial should be gin week after the close OF the
Tllton Beecher trial. Mr. Fullerton appeared in me s-
peror Court and Mr.. Sherman in the Supreme Court,
General Term, looking after cases which not
reachrd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-18
NEW NATIONAL OUTLAWS.

OFFICES CREATED AND SALARIES RAISED.
CHANGES IN THE CIVIL SERVICE MADE DURING THE
LAST SESSION OF CONGRESS.
list Of the new offices which created during
the second session of the XLIIId Congress with the
salaries corresponding to the offices, and also list
Of the Offices the salaries of which were increased
during the same session. will be found below:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-18
PASnENGERS -lRRIVED.

FROM LIVERPOOL-l Neqmstip Hcl~c.', May ! =
SIR and Mrs lsCy J. T. Vrif0rd Mr. lo well, .ir tciIr I
Mr.. Hetheragton 4 IS Cac line t'ti'i ns' ANN,
T. IT, case, g. Cl0p,r En. Thorn aD !aiv Nr 'J5u 30
laiy. W T. Kelly, +. Aockon, Vim. ArilsLon1' Nj Ae4ch
= -InayDtrgeF.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-18

PREDIC VENT or \ CREDITOR OF TIE CITY
Morg4n Jones, az previously reported in The
TRIBCNE, applied. in supreme Court Chambers for a
andamus 70 compel the Commissioner Of Public Works.
Gen. Ftz John Porter 70 coiy to the necessity OF work
done under the administration OF William VI. Tweed.
TAo application was m9dc the ground that such "A
certificate was necessary recovery again, the city
for work actually done; that The Superintendent Of the
eau % Repairs mad certified 20 the necessity and that
the certificate OF the Commissioner was mere
ministerial acton. Judge Lawrence says " The
respondent vas not tie Commissioner OF Pub
lie Works az the lime the work in
question was performed. 10 not see how he can be
complled by manlamls certify TO the necessity
OF work about WHEN BE an have knOVcdlc. -'Or
do appreciate the point made by TIC REALTORS counsel
TO the effect that the Superintendent OF the Bureau 0i Re
pairs ami supple, haH Ot greater power Ia re- .ct
10 the work T. be performed under hs supryison THAN
the head OF other Bureaus sad Department. lhc case
is hard one bat tue hardship cannot control the law
Motion denied without costs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-18
THE PARADE GROUND ON HARLEM RIVER.

Judge Barrett in supreme Court Chambers,
has decided adversely the motion to appoint Commits
soners Of Estimate and Assessment to take property on
the Harlem River for parade ground. On tie motion
preliminary objection taken that, in advertising the
notion there had been wrong description OF the prop
city to De taken. On this point Judge Barrett says 4:
The notice clearly defective, and it is not improved
by reference 10 the map. There "a no mower OF amend
ment vested in the Court II must act upon the notice
either by appointing the Commissioners declining 70
do So To give Court Jurisdiction the Statute must
be strictly complied W. y and the notice must specify
the and extent OF the intended Improvement as
accurately and precisely the time and place OF tie ap
plicatiOn. The proceeding must DE dismissed
AS the statute allowed only two years IN which TO be-
gin the proceeding and THAI two years has eaps 3D.
this would -ecm To be end 20 this parade ground
scheme unless flu ,her legislation 10 had.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-18

"REMINISCENCES OF THE LORD BOND ROBBERY
A suit by Stephen B. Brague against Thomas
Lord and Daniel L. Lord executors Of the estate OF
Rufus l. Lord was tried yesterday before Judge Spier
in the Superior Court The action grew ont OF the Lord
bond robbery, in March, 1866, when Sl,35e,3JO Of
United States Government bonds were stolen. MI.
Brague who is lawyer sued for Sf,50s 70, for legal
services rendered Rufus L. Lord from July. 1866 10
January 1s6s. II shown in the testimony, Capt
Young Of the Detective force being one OF the witnesses
that all except about 100000 OF the securities
covered The jury gave the plaintiff verdict for - 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-18

MINIArU RE ALMANAC. 80
rises 4 - ,Cta.-- JiI
WATER THIS DAY. a. 800
sandy Hook COG Cows Island. 6:,3 T. n c. Ferry sJ1
WATER tbs DAY. - -
Sandy Hook e2g COWS Island. O3 lion o. Ferry 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-18

81, xu,rn.a Ta a.s e a sai .st orc.
~ Union ina Co laghsn
ms sl R RsToo 81 e. as LIZ Gan.
oo- s p. o. oct %" German man Ins son ct al.
90. q E ga@ 49, at fsSfssa
2o2S Beatty ast. Conner, sheriff &c.
,o,7 , sheriff 1y Ne AFT mer sTsnnau sheriff
camille NAT ms. Co. 1857. Bachalaeh ct a. AT
1o5o Heath ACT Austin same.
i2si Firth act r. Y. Tap
- and Die Co.
PART II.-sPErR, J.
11o4 Hcnnes.ey agt Dren. 1903 Thurecr and sno 49,
ss2 caaSeld i" ct a. agt B. esiMccS,rt ,gt D. D.
ami o. r. r. Co y. and 10. X. X CO.
seo Wright ast Equitable 4Gs. Condor ast Martin.
s1", as 4 3 Ct Nun an u ae ea
zesheineT q 775. Fellows agt DICKINSON.
1885, fi%sa IT, sst Fo%sroy any coo
7a2 city In, Co. Of PITTS rns shepherd and anO
and fIi6d R. RR. Co
2SI q .Wehle aet Hayfiand No day calendar
PART iI.-Adjourned TO Monday June o. 1913
GENERAL TERN-DALY Ch J., RoBNsoS and LAaREMoRR ~.
society :or Pre-. Of saaSer sSo as' Peabody
10 coe sst Cassidy. sur 49, Burns Az. The Mayor.
IS HsTr zGr s sSrv &C. aC So GEnnen Kirkland
Mortimer jr, exr ,o c anI an e x,c,oI.
9ssow, &C, ag crs 90 Johnson ag' I.p M.Ss,
46i Hartman ast The May 90. McKcnna and ano agt
o..
MAYOR.
MARINE CouRr-TRIAL TERN-PARr I-GRoss J.
9oO9 locks agt Paecht 1886. Ogden and agt
23l5. Crane agt. walker. thurman
1928. Thomas AIT. schultz. Z30Z tult i-t
Hntltr snyder CT al ast
os Csmeron AR Auchi 4O76 Olbrecht agt Iohman.
~ 1857. Pel act. schmidt.
loa5 Marthaer agt Frey 243l.. Epstein agt Being
nj 2s32. .CIdhln 81 al agt. MisS
1919 Tnthin agt Busted baum.
PART II.-JOAcrHMsES, J.
1901 Teahy RYAN & ano. 1883 .BachTash AIT BnrKe
$3.50. Holman ag. Lighthall lJ- Feldlan ei a. agl ss
Gould agt luton, &C. S3.b tlp agI dree a.
2155 McIiutyTp AIT 2fB3. Powers agt tesny.
A17 LIKE art smith. 24Bt.. Dobbe AIT. jenkins.
667 Het- 2L3J.. Re -enberg et a. agt
eel PeHEaylFania Co.
krudoD De Ia 2i41. .Duisut agf tuTTleP.
que 2it2. DeeT1ng at,t Tracy.
PART IIL-ALKER J.
3465. Henderson ct al agt 1913. Maxim agI Haden'
sullivan. uruOk
3-n6 Frelel ag Kirk et al. 1892 Allen agf. Asbestos
1861. Carpenter agt. George. - teltinH y. -.
Nciiaugh.n West 1897. .Lefvre and ano. agt
3429. Wilson agt. Long Isl. - Garrison
II. r. 2o7A. r. fcl agt. Elsncr
1915. Solomon agt kls3eH $3.50 rtil'oTU.
3O31. Kenyon ACT Mchanus 3J9D. W Sc agi kobtftS
1870. GeOrgeaUlt GreiK 33y3~ cAeIuan agt Day
GENERAL SEssIONs-SLTIE u.AND J.-Jeremiah OConnor,
and battery;
James Bewer burglary John Meyers Melville esensoufg,
grand larceny; John ClaIy burglary.
OYER AND TERMiSER-BARRErr John J. Mccarthy
Charles VIII amson, Elizabeth Menker. Philip O~ell haA
OTOOe. Michael Cunningham nomnOcO Police ard MO-
Loughin William Lyons, homicide
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-18
CALENDARS-THIs DAY.

SUPREME CCURr-CuAMlEEs- LAWRENCE. J.
O STANLEY AFT Burtis 1873 Str-w &C. agt Cen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-18

GENERAL SEssIONs-SL uAND. J.-Jeremah OConnor,
continued James Duty, elonous assaM and battery
James Bower burglary John Movers Melville ResensDufg'
grand larceny; John Clary burglary.
OYER AND TERMrSER-BARRErr. J-Iohn j. Me-
Charles viii Elizabeth Menker Philip dwell hal
O'TOoe Michael Cunningham nominoco Police ard MO-
William homicide.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-18
EARLY DEATH OF THE GRAsHOPPERs IN
NEBRASKA

From ne omaha Herdd f,
Tho orassbonncrs that have thus far Matched
ouf in some of the counties this state appear 10 pe
rather weakly and soon die destroyed by BLACK
ds crows ails and prairie chickens In fact prairie
chcjeus and duails very destructive 10 ocusts ana
thrir increase should be encouraged III every possible
W., man who violates the game laws 80 TAI IL tHeSe
mi. are concerned. is verse than "a robhCr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-16

BOOTH, SURRArr AND JAcKsoN.-How-
ever much John Wilkes Booth may have
erred In assuming the assassin's role. for
which good men must in all time denounce
tellect made him believe that he was per-
forming an act OF patriotism While Booth
mas been severely animadverted upon from
time 10 time by southern journals and people
generally for his rash act, there are those In
the North who regard him as "a great hero
young New York lady stated TO me that
she revered the memory OF Booth, and would
freely give her own life IL she could call into
being the young actor. 81 would esteem IL
an honor 10 kiss his foot, were he alive She
other DAY, and asked him II he could inform
me where Mrs Surratt was buried. Indeed,
cannot, sir, be responded. The killing of
that woman was murder, and all the weters
In the Potomac could not whiten the souls OF
her murcerers." But were you not in the
senate at the time, sir, and might you not
have interceded for her poor life?r I asked.
Judgment had fed TO british beasts, sir,
and IL would have taken a man OF more
courage than possessed TO have even sug-
gested that she be pardoned," Quoth the ex-
senator. John Surratt married a Virginia
a "a, Iast year, and is now teaching school
AT aNiIlage In Maryland, about twenty miles
nence. Miss Surratt married a treasury
CLERK, but Immediately after the nunttalS ne
was dismissed hom the department. The
daughter OF Jackson, who shot Cot. Els
worth for tearing down the stars aud bars
from his hotel, is clerk i'm the post on &c de-
partment. She received her place through
the influence of Col. Mosby. Some time
since, she was discharged, but upon heai ing
OF IL the president-put this down 10 his
credit-instructed Jewell that this worthy
young lady was TO be retained as long as he
was president / guess Miss Jackson Will
not oppose third erm-WdShiJg Ton Letter %
AugbSto Chronicle and Sentinel.
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AUCTION SALES
This AFTERNOON,

D.: r, H.ssss Broker and Aue,,on.er.
bederai Buildings, corner It'll and sss. northwest.
caaAas f.sH SALE OF yALgABLE TRAgIs
- By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme oOur. Q.
so,i, Hiiz e; al rs George 69y.Il 81 e, loss
s' On 4 EH9bls tn the on s
DAY Of NSvemter ISIS, at O'clock D m, and
tH Ct sas D the
trsct OF land situate in and near Uniontown in the
river known ss "Chishesser being part Of the land
No: 2, folio III one Of the land records
.oa,s es hT sn +.
Is the do saiS 81 the and
Of the late BENJAMIN p. smith, the said point Of
sold By John Fox and others to ose aooa
rich, and running thence along and with the said
.he sass sesf''s the east kSss feet s1 %i!s
ssinE y s Sssr.ss .s
marked white oak tree or the stump thereof By the
edge Of said road thence south iO degrees west Is
ehes 70 the second outline 81 the whole tract south
tas asgrses :, vest , S s perches with said outline
az s.. Ts ees the foot
s0g,hwe e Of said Geodrich lots and thence
nins y Ieet to the place OF Segn
by said Tucker to @. W Dunlop and Others for a
church and also lot Of 81 acres or Whereabouts in
beginning OF the third outlines laid out by sub
division made by said Duvsll Is lot No 81 for a
aforesaid containing 65h of land more or less
and being part Of land ed to said Duval by
said ro1 6y DEED daied on or about October Is 1885,
with the improvements thereon and the appurte.
nances thereto belonging.
Also, another part of said tract. called Clutches
ter, embracing Lots numbered 705, TOO 739 to T53,
both inclusiye !5S 70 IA. bot nclusve 793 1884, 1885,
and Lot marked "George W. Duyall, ~ fronting 100
street, in Uniontown, according to q Plat OF a sub.
tract recorded in ISer Mo- sas oio III, Of 81 SAID
on and the appurtensnces thereto belonging.
The improvements on said first numbered tract
consist IN one two story and three one story frame
Duyall and the lots fronting on Monroe street by
large one story and attic frame dwelling and three
Terms of sale: One fourth of the purchase money
to be paid In cash within days after the day Of
SALE of which loo is to be paid deposit each
aree In four equal instruments, payable in 6, r. Is
and "a months from the day Of sale. for which
inc Hsr 30 M ni OF i or are to de-
Of sale, and to bear interest six 6J per cent per
annum, and TO be additionally secured by a policy
improved, to my satisfaction. The purchaser or
pure may pay all cash or any larger portion
and interest the respective pieces of property sold
is paid. All oonyeyanc,ng at PqIchaseI's cost.
octzss,tu,th JT Soh pWAEE, saIe ens,se.
tRepublican,wf,ml
~THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED. on
account of the rain, until MONDAY, November
10th, 1875, same hour aud place.
novathu 'ApE = so TP%h sEp T:ssss
tRepublican,fw .ml
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-16

AN ELECTRICAL SPECTRE. - We learn
that within the last two weeks a singular
discovery has been made at the house OF
Jesse Garth. for many years deceased. II is
said that distinct and accurate likeness OF
Mrs. Garth, who has been dead for twenty
years, can be seen on a pane of glass in the
upper sash ofone OF the windows, presenting
very much the appearance of a photograph
negative. The discovery is said 10 have been
made by woman who was washing clothes
In the yard, who imagined some one was
watching her through the window, and went
inside 10 see who IL was. We gather these
facts nom DIR. Charles Brown, who has him
self seen the singular picture. DIR. Brown re-
members that about twenty years ago Mr..
Garth told him that his wife, while standing
at that window, was stunned by a sudden
nash OF lightning, and the doctors theory is
that the outlines OF her features were photo
graphed on the window pane at that time.
The youngest daughter OF Mr.. Garth, aud
others who were well acquainted with Mrs.
Garth, have seen the picture aud pronounce
IL a striking likeness. 1t is said To be more
distinct about nine O'Clock in the morning
and three in the evening than at any other
time OF the day.-ChdTlote Pd.) CitTOlnclc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-16


Miss ANNIE LOUISE CARY writes 10 a
friend IN Chicago an amusing account OF her
nrst night In MOSCOW. Here are some ex-
tracts. 1.-The terrible night came. md 4 nut
on the warpsint with fear and trembling,
and my eyes were double their size with ex-
oltement l sang my cOuplets which omen
The Sc ond act OF 'Trovatore'-and sGch ap-
rlausei u wac irsi like the Cincinnatians
Al Tie FESTIVAL lhless themN. ] had been told
10 make my first bow at certain box, con-
nnIhing lne princes and princeSSes, but for
the life OF me / couldn't tell which Ia was a.
a stOod sun, as frightened as a goose. and
.plebs.' Horrors! When came % NV senses
i bowed 10 the wrong box. After the delfrious
scene YVES spplauded and shriekea an until
j thought the Modocs were on my track aud
tnen bowed 10 the wrong box again. After
the close OF the second act we We're called out
Tour Times. BY thar time ] knew where Ia
low. and smiled my sweetest 10 sfhe royal-
tles.' After the third act was recalled tires
Times, and after the entire opera we went
out SIX times. The second time We sang the.
pubic was even more enthusiastic. aud I
nad 10 go ont alone In answer 10 the cries of
cary, solo. They called Tor me alone. the
nrst night, but do not like 10 offend NV SIS
ter and brother artists, 50 / went out with
DINERS al The enc Of the opera. I went out
alone SIX times, and such shouting and way-
ing OF hats and handkerchiefs, Ny success
has been tie event OF the season thus far
You see they thought iLst nothing special
could come out of lankeeiom. When I say
am an American they think l mean South
America, which hasten % explain by tell
log them am The lankeeSt OF Van KEGS and
Maine"
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rTNROMAS BOWLING,
AuctioDeer and Real Estate Broker
At the old stand Of Latimer q CIeary,
Southwest corner Pennsy vanis avenue and 18th IT,

Trustees SALE OF A COMFORTABLE
TWO STORY FRAME DWELLING HOUSE
ON IN STREET, NEAR LINGAN STREET.
GEORGETOWN, AT AUCTION.
- By virtue of two deeds Of trust, dated respec-
IL lively the 18th day Of November, A. ID. iS72,
and the sls day OF August, A. D. 1873 and recorded
IN Liber No 7Ql folio 25i, and Lber No 726, fOlios
80, ef the land records for the District Of Column
bia and a. the request Of the party secured thereby
we VIII sell az public auction, in front of the prem
ises, on TT ESDAf the 2 Sd of November, A d lS75
at clock p. M all those Lots of ground known as
parts OF Lots numbered III aud III Threlkeld sd
dltion To GeorgetCwn, in the District of Colum ba
and bounded as follows: Beginning for the same at
point on the north line of ID street q feet 10 inches
west OF the northwest corner of Lingan and "a sts
the same being the center Of the diyion wall Of the
two houses built the said lots aud the southwest
corner OF Emma L. Pettinsill's lot,D and thence
north parallel 10 Lingan street one hundred and
twenty feeti thence west parallel TO ID street tweu-
~ seven feet eleven inches thence south I'D feet to
ID street. thence with the north line of ID street east
TO the place OF beginning, together with the i'm
proyeneDts, which consist of q very comfortable
two story Frame Dwelling, with back building
Terms Ope-third cash; balance in 6 and II
months, with interest at per cent, cured by deed
OF trust on the property sold All conveyancing at
the cost OF the purchaser III the terms Of sale are
not complied with within five days the Trustees re-
serve The right TO resell at the risk and of the
deisutins purchaser. deposit Of 500 required
WILIiAMA; GORDON, Trustees.
rovll-dtd TH0S. BOWLING, Auct.
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EIxAECIAL l1D oeHHrscYxa
wall street To-sav

nav NShk, Nov B-Ths Fog's fssasi.l srssc,.
sals Ooio Owned - llta, sn1 Ia =. a s,lf -
iahss. On foid loans tn rae. 49, -, - -,
ostLyine, shd sat. 1he nominal rss~s : 6sas er.,
steriiLG we're early nd I'D 90 g. a. .sqtL -.
money market shows little CT anes sscs a. h.,,s.
S.ll loans tei1g So. and Ia call loans belost
Prime Mercantile paper q quoted ~ Gas. sforl !.
With prices Aslh above ya.serdavs oiS-iee
The exec pti0nsl stocks were western CuioD Teie-
graph. Lake shore, bfon Pacific, PAciac NJ al 81
ohios. which we're unchs1eed. Since the openinx
ne ssneIsl list has declined 49, Missouri Pc a..
eepton % The eeuerl list, Pache Mai advances IA
nrst hour and half q, aud has aimee fallen CniS1
the sdy aRce - s-'~-t -
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u H. WARNER,
ID. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer
No. 1919 9TH street, between g and H.

OF GROUND BOUNDED BY IsTH AND 18Th
STS; WEST AND AND SITS; NORTH, IN
- By virtue Of deed of trust, dated 23d July,
s. a; D. 1873, duly recorded in Liber No. gag, folio
Columbia and by direction Of the parties secured,
will se At pvblie auction, in front Of the premises,
m, all of square numbered one hundred aud ninety
one lsl in the city of Washington, in the District
Terms of sale: One-thrd cash: balance in six and
twelve months with interest at eight per cent,
cured By deed of trust upon the property. de-
post Of one hundred dollars required at day of SALE
II terms are not complied with In one week the
Trustee will resell, at risk and cost OF defsutirg
purchaser. All conveyanciIg at purchasers cost,
WILLIAM A. GORDON, Trustee.
now Tn I'll y,lSds
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rhe @arReA

bALriNesE, Nov. Ne. Cotton dun and shaas
changed. heat dnti-Penpsyi~sais 30 Il &c, a..
osher g sd nhshanscd 0orn quies ana as.
changed. Oats dull and lcwer-.outhero ussS.
western white. sesssS: western mfxes soatix N.
dun. Tsas. Hay dali and unohsngea. Provt-ions
scsroe and nrm but suiet. Pork. y Hzas So Rula
meats. old, exhaust small salcs. neW lsns. ciesr
r,b sides, packed, !: ssnh Bacon IN fair demsnd-
thoUiders, Ion; clear rie sides. IL. Hans, fs
ais Lard duh aud heayl -rcfned. n alsSs but.
teS sotive snd frm-unesaneed Petroleum euiet-
crude. tss6,fs refined, rs C,ffee nCnlinsllT m
changed. Whisky nrm. IN
vbALfisorn, Nov: lay rginia syes, peelsrs. q;
"a consol-, o. West Virginia. ?. North Care
Ina sires, cd, less; do new s 40. spscisl tar.
biS 70 day. Sugar IN fair demand, ioslil
NEW YORK, Nov. b-Stocts dull anf lower
Money, Gold, lsS. Exchange. long, sssl,; short. .
~ ". Governments dull and sts ADJ
rkW hotk, Nov. l6.-Flgur euiet and uachansad
Wheat Qriei aud sfeady. Corn quiet aud steady
LoNpoN, Nov. l6, IL ~ .. IN -Conscls, ~ sis for
lOjA 49,
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~ U n A X ID l. 1 n Z

Gun X ID L n z
NOTICE.
18th the view Of dIni nishing the chances OF col
lision, the Steamers Of this Line take q specified
course Tor all seasons OF the year.
On the outward passage from On eenstown to New
nothing 10 the north Of 43.
Of 30 az u lat, or nothing 10 the north OF a.
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIPS,
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LfVKR-
POOL, CALLING At CORK HARBOR.
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seythi..-- We'd. Nov. 10 Jsva-.;-....- Wed, Dec. =
b9thnfs Wed Nov. - China We'd, Dec 20
Abyssinia.-. We'd. Dec. lPsrthia-.... We'd, Jan. s
And every following WEDNESDAY and SATUR-
DAY from New York.
Steamers marked do not carry steerage passsn-
gers.
RATES OF PAssAGE.-Cabin, $50, 800 and $50,
gold, according 10 accomm odstiou. Tickets PARIS
SIS, gold, additional. Return tickets on favorable
terms
Storage tickets TO and from all parts Of Europe at
very low rates. Through bills Of lading given for
Belfast, Glasgow, Havre, Antwerp and other ports
on the Continent, and for Mediterranean ports For
freight and cabin passage apply at the Com pany's
office, No. Bowling Green; for steerage passage,
No. IL broadway, Trinity Building, or both steer
age and cabin, to sMALLWOOD 4 MORRISON,
jana0-iy CHis. G. FRANOKLYN, Agent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-16

NOTICE FROM THE AGENT-Just received
from Ohio, IS 900 gallons Of the finest NpDsN
stone WAKE in the country, sizes from ~
one quart to six gallons, to be sold at 100
cents per gallon; discount to the trade
Also, 5000 boxes Of EDEA COLLARS on hand
yet sizes from IL to II inches; to be sold at two
boxes for IS cents. At
x. LULLEY'S.
cctU-w GIG Pennsy lva pia avenue.