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wgr PRussIAr POLICE AT FAULT IN THE MATTER
or A POLITICAL ARREST.
LONDON. Juno $3.50 A. M.
The Daily Tsie0rGpns Berlin despatch says the
German government possesses proofs that the
charges OF conspiracy made against DUNN are un-
founded.
Dunin's arrest was due TO the excessive zeal or
Prussan police agent, and tho prisoner win
soon be released.
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MEvoY'S KALYE.-IF YOUR HOUSE HAS
the odor OF charity hospital this powder will purify
and change II 70 that OF hay. Price Is cents
per box. sold by druggists and gr0cers
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SIXTY PERSONS DROWNED.

SAD ACCIDENT AMONG TRAVELLERS ON THE
TAGUs.
LISBON, June g. 1875.
Sixty persons have been drowned by the cap
sizing OF lighter in the Tagus, near this city.
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BELGIUM.

GERMAN CABINET REMoNsTRATCK RELATIVE TO
CATHOLIC RELIGIOUS PROFESSIONS.
PARIS June 8, 1878,
Ia RepuoltQ1e Francatse reports that the Count
Won Perponcher, the German Ambassador as Brus-
sells, has made fresh representations 10 the Bel
CLAN government in regard TO Catholic process
EfOns.
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A SMART WIFE WHEN THE BEDBUGs AND
reaches annoy her,
Just slauESters them all with knowles Ixszcs
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AN OUTRAGE on CIvIIIZATION-TO PERMIT
the sale OF wrctched metal persons who
heard 81 THE ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY CSC Broad
way, whose TgUssEs cure rupture
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BASE BALL.

CHICAGO, June ., 1875.
In game OF base ball to-day the White Stock
inRs scored and the Mutuals o.
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A.-RUPTURE AND PHYSICAL DEFORMIrIEs
successfully ustcd py Dr. :. \. MARSH. principal of
late nrm Marsh o. at hts Old ONCE, No Nesey
street Aston House opposite Paul's church No con-
motion with any other Office IN this cry.
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LADIES', MISSES. GENTS AND BOYS BOOTS,
SHoEs and CAIRNS all styles ana prices Patronixc
MILLkR 3 Co. No. Union square.
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Ala PURIFIER, USE THE BEST, HYATTS
LIFE BALsAx, tho old and reliable family medicine
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DYElNG AND CLEANSING-TAKE III TO THH
NEW YokK DYEING AND PRINTING ESTABLISH
MENT, STATEN ISLAND O1ices-9S Duane street Isl
Broadway, 60 sixth avenue New YORK 1866 anu los
Pierrcpon street, Brooklyn Oldest In the country.
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ATTENTION. LADIES.-LEON DUMAS EAU
best ana safest cosmetic known. No West Twenty
NTH street. Hoffman House.
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LEON DUMAS EAU MERVEILLEUSE IS NOT
an enamel but med cine Tor the skin. Ladies
yied to test article before purchasing. No. West
Twenty. dnh street.
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ALI KINDS WIRE SIGNS TO ORDER,
by HOJRR GRAHAM Painters and Sign Encravsr
81 Duane street
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LEON DUMAS EAU MERvEILLEUSE RE
moves all Wrinkles Try L. No West Twenty ifth st
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DEsnLER'S PILLS ARE THE BEST AND SAFEST
Remedy for CHrLLs ASp FEvER MALARIA.
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THE PERUVIAN SYRUP-A PREPARATION on
ironrestores Of youth to the system
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FOR FIRST CLASS HAT. AT POPULAH
prices 60 to DoUGANS l01 Nassau and 81 Ann street
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PuMEROY 4 Co. "a BROADWAY, SELL FOR
81 the best ELASTIC rRUss ever invented.
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h1A1UAOUD EhoOGCSAON A1n0ANG AOWAn0 a
RIOT.
BRUSSELS, June 8, 1875
Forty persons have been arrested at ST. Nlcho-
Las, near this city Tor taking part in an ARRAY
growing out OF interference With religious pro-
cession
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The Printers.

ILe New Orleans Typographical; Cai,n,
with practical good sense unusual in the
conduct OF trade protective associations.
resolved at meeting last week to reduce
the price of composition from sixty to fifty
cents per thousand ems, and on the new
scale work IS now being done in the several
otiices employing men of the Typogr aphical
Union This reduction is no small relief 20
publishers. and it il the more gratifying
because It came through the action
Of .ne employed Cor the benefit of
the employer. The printers on mora
ing papers were not getting TOO
much money .or tleic labor, for it ;s no
easy work to stand at the case throu gn
many hours of a not night aad pick up the
words and lines that read 80 easily IA the
morning. a brilliant man once discovered
that It was hard work to work hard Setting
type tos q morning paper is a work which
saps o man N many ways. and is moro than
hard work The man loses sleep when he
should have sleep. vitality goes with the
Click OF the type. and mind and muscle are
worn with the effort. We have sad the
printers were aot getting TOO much com
Densat.on tor tnei: Labor az working men: at
the same time it was evident that the pub
fishers n this city could not we'll afford to
pay so much and live. and the printers,
trusting the better times We all hope for
may come, met the necessities of the hour,
and voluntarily .ightened the publishers
load in small degree. This has been done
amicably. and to the satisfaction Of all
parties. A similar reduction Of prices was
made by agreement between the printers
and publishers Of Chicago. That the
printers took the initiative in this matter il
greatly 10 thei- credit. 1. relieves the
Union from all chance of
being called an arbitrary association max.
ing exorbitan: demands. having always
their hands raised against the employers
interest. and places the printers guild
where It belongs. among the associations of
men. They do not kill the
goose which every morning lays the golden
egg. nor is /: necessary tor proprietors 70
become geese and try 20 kill them. The
one depends upon :ce other: the living IN
se-est. OF both ara identical. 1. is
pleasure % record that the printer. voiun.
:eered 20 reduce :hei. rates. As an inter
ested parry We certainly hope that the
lime may come when the publishers can
afford . .1crease composition n the old
:ates
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| SIKH DISTRICT REAL ESTATE By AUCTION
The sheriff of the parish of Orleans will sell
to-day at noon. az the Merchants and Auc-
tioneers' Exchange, Royal street. the fol-
| lowing described properties. tc-wit:
:. A certain equare of ground. with the
! Improvements thereon. in the Sixth District
of this city. bounded by va!mont. Leont;ae.
Prytania and Perrier streets.
=. A certain square OF ground, IN the Sixth
District of this city, bounded by Prytania.
Perrier. Dufossat and Soniat streets.
:. A certain square of ground, in the same
district Of this city, bounded by Austerlitz.
Perrier. General Taylor and Plsquemine
streets.
4. A certain square Of ground. in the same
district of this city. bounded by the City
Park or Foucher de Circes property. New,
Calhoun and Benjamin streets.
5. A certain lot OF ground, in the Eau.
bourg Lacourse. First Distr;c: o: this city.
fronting on Magazine street. between Mel
nomene and Thalia streets.
6. A certain square of ground, IN the Sixth
District of this city. bounded oy Octavi.,
Pitt. Prytania and Joseph streets.
:. A certain square of ground, in the Sixth
Distric: OF this city. bounded by Foucher
de Circe's property. Hurst. Jeane. and Ca.
houn streets.
J. A certain square o. ground. n the Sixth
Distric. o: this city. bounded oy Boudeus
suie, Pitt. Octavia and Joseph streets.
9. Six certain lots Of ground. in Faubou:g
Avsrt, now Sixth Distric: of :hi. city. form
ing the corner Of P,a9vemius aad Sonia:
streets.
-. Ten certain lots Of ground. in FAY
hcurg Avart. Sixth District. in the square
bounded by Magazine. Camp. Sonia: and
Robert streets.
For full pa-::c oia-. and terms zee ad7e:
t;seMens..
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So, ,s42 Is sl!.6.4 80 sl4,los 80

.ots......... So, ,s42 Is sl!.6.i SO Sl.Ios 80
Ia accordance with the late amendment
eO :he constitution. the revenues of each
year shall provide for the expenses of the
same year, therefore the above list shows
three different items from the same fund. As
to the collections OF the present year.
amounting 20 $64, ,S4c -, 80 far. thers is no
case with regard to the debts of previous
years, which have been. as every one
knows, largely IN excess of the revenues
Tho judges of the Supreme Court are
still holding their State warrants due for
salaries ss far back as the year 1872, and
80 do other judicial officers throughout the
State-theY suffering . delay of payment
attributable partly to the using Of the
taxes of said back years for the purchase,
auction sales, and more particularly by the
recelp. then and subsequently of said taxes
!n State warrants, as per act No. l. of 1872
and acts Nos. 3 and 50 Of 1874.
Now. Il will he eeeE that up to july 10,
1873. only $il, ,S.4 80 Of the general fund
tax Of 1873 has been paid into the treasury
to detray ths expenses of 1874, while war
rants o. the same year have been presented
to the amount Of $4,000. AS to the
previous to 1873, said amount is applied
only to the payment of salaries Of consti.
tutionai officers FOR services rendered prior
to the year 1874, and not less than So, 600
of said warrants have also been rendered
and payment demanded. Each and every
holder of State warrants expects q tuIl
settlement Of his claim; but as the amounts
above referred 20 are by far inadequate 70
satisfy all. I am daily threatened, myself
and saretie.. with being dragged before
the tribunals because the State has
not or can no: furnish her disbursiug agent
with tie means necessary to pay said cred
itors. If one party gets the full amount of
his dus other holders Of State warrants
abuse me ior one cause or another. If make
fair and Just distribution of funds on
hand. objections are Immediately raised by
some greedy specuiator, who files forthwith
his petition in a court of justice, with the
pretense of being alone entitled to full
satisfaction of his claim, regardless OF the
rights OF other creditors-very often the
bearers OF :heir just and legal dues :or
services rendered to the State.
Such is. Mr.. Editor, the condition of
affairs in this office and the predicament in
which am placed, receiving here and there
indirect ISLANDERS for my Unwiliingness TO
pay a.: .he debts of the State.
ANTOINE DUBUCLET.
State Trpas-,rpp
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THK STATE FINANCES.
Treasurer DubucIet's Statement.
New ORLEANS. July Il. 1917.

New ORLEANS. July Il. 49,.
EaIToR HEPUBLlCAN:
Rumors being atloat that the Treasurer
has received large Gums of money. sufficient
TO satisfy the State creditors, but generally
thought to be ,Disused, will you be kind
enough 20 insert in the columns of your
paper the annexed statement, which desire
should be published. in order 20 show the
public the true condition Of the treasury
department. setting forth the amounts paid
IN this Office by tax collectors for the quar-
te: ending July 10. 1875. Every three
months full settlement OF all collections
Throughout. the State is expected, but such
is not the case. Tho list here consists OF
twenty-five parishes only, because the others
have not settled within the time prescribed
by law.
This statemen: i. intended 70 show only
the amounts accrued TO the genera! fund,
created to pay the salaries of State officers
aud other contingent expenses; and as these
expenses are always IN excess Of the reve-
nues. there ensues continual struggle
among holders of State warrants as to who
shall get the best snare. The embarrassing
position Of The disbursing agent IN his
efforts 20 satisfy the creditors Of the State
with t'itiing receipts Of money IS showa by
tie following schedule:
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B Y TELEGR APH.
WASHINGTON.
An Alien Cnn Not Command nm Amerieo,

An Alien Can Not Command m Americas
Vessel.
WASHINGTON, July l2.-The Secretary of
the treasury decides that an alien can not
De licensed as master of an American ship
unoer any circumstances, but may be L.
censed 30 engineer or pilot if ne has de.
ciared hls intention 70 become An American
citizen.
Commissioners representing the executive
department have decided to erect a seven
ty live thousand dollar separate building
.or the exhibition of government depart
ments at the centennial. Ground will be
broken to. the new building next week.
The Gransefs.
The executive committee Of the National
Grange adjourned to meet in Louisville in
October next. The secretary, with his
clerical force, will start, bag and baggage.
tor Louisville on Saturday.
The Postmaster General Defeated by the
Steamboat Ring, aud the People Sus.
fer.
The Postmaste. General has concluded
20 abandon the tri-yeekly mail service BY
river between Vicksburg and New Orleans.
Ee will send mails weekly on the best
terms he can. He may arrange for a semi
weekly service. and will readvertisa the
route.
Naval.
Adv.css received at the Navy Depart
ment this afternoon announce that the
Powhstan arrived at Aspinwali on the
twenty sixth Of June, ten days from New
York. The Omaha had not reached Panama
at that date. The Richmond arrived at
africa. Peru. June IS. Officers and men all
we'll.
The Ceun.er.eharzeso Of the Whisky Ring.
A letter has been received from McGrew,
saying he had made no charges against
Chief Clerk Holt, of the internal revenue
bureau, in connection with the whisky
frauds. No Information whatever has
reached the department today from any
quarter on that subject.
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SPORT.
The Regatta at Cape e1av.


CAPE MAY, July I2.-An immense multi
ccde has assembled on the beach. at the
hotel fronts. lawns, paviiions and IN car
ciages to witness the formation in line Of
the craft participating in the regatta.
The steamer TallspOosa is anchored in
the stream, having on board the Judges
committeeman and press representatives.
The Plymouth Rock took in her passengers
from Congress Hall pier, and close along
side were the steam yachts Eutaw, Young
America, Bay City Club, revenue cutter
preliminarles occupied considerable time,
the spectators being good natured and
cheerful. The flag boat was anchored of
Short, fronting Stockton Hotse.
All being in readiness the sigma, guns
we're fred, and yachts bore into action,
They consisted Of yachts Madeline, Mo
hawk, Resolute. Ramble, Idler. Eva, Sun
shine, Dreadnought, John '. Creely, and
sloops Vindex, Sadie, White Wing, Reeder
but very slight-not sufficient working
breeze Rain is beginning to fall, which
will further check the wind. This makes a
start exceedingly difficult, and consulta
tions are being held as to the most adyisa-
bic course to pursue.
Later-The Races Postponed.
The yacht race appears to be Off for the
present. The Tallapoosa has been passing
around the yachts, and most OF them have
anchored A postponement until more IA
vorable weather is regarded as most prob
able. There is much disappointment.
All Eyes Turned to saratoga-The Sport
To-day.
SARATOGA. July i22.-The arrivals Indicate
large attendance at the regatta to-mor-
row. On Tuesday forenoon the single scull
race. for which there are three entries
Wild of Harvard. Kennedy of Yale. and
Francis of Cornell-will occur. At eleven
o'clock the treshmen's race takes place, the
crews entering from Harvard, Princeton,
Cornell and Brown. The University race,
the crews numbering thirteen, will take
place on Wednesday, at eleven O'clock.
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CRIME.
RiO.ous Proceedings in Ciarksvlile. Ten.
ueSseee

R;O.ous PROCEEDINGS in CiarksvliIe. Ten.
nessee.
LOUISVILLE, July ia dispatch from
Clarksvilie, Tennessee, says two Irishmen,
named Connors and Jefcott, attacked
colored boy with knife Saturday night.
The next morning about twenty negroes at.
tackled the two Irishmen and ran them into
grocery. whence they we're afterward
taken bT tle police to Jail for safety. The
same night the negroes assaulted the gro
Gerry with pistols and axes and almost de-
molished the building.
Several disreputab!e houses we're also
mobbed and the alarm bell was rung
While the police were investigating the
alarm, the friends of the Irishmen broke
down the door of the calaboose and set
them free. A general riot was feared at
one time. but everything Is quiet to night.
No one seriously hurt.
Memphis Unusually Prolific Of Crime.
MEMPHIS, July I2.-Yesterday the wife
OF George McGuinn. cooper, employed at
the elevator, sought protection at the
house of neighbor named Morris Quinton,
residing in Fort Pickering, her husband
being drunk and having beat her. McGuinr
followed ner TO Quinton's and attempted
to bread the door down, cursing and
abusing Mrs. Quinton all the while.
Quinton ordered McGiunn away. and he
HCAuSluS " AooNo 0uu COuLluulHS DIS as
saults on the door, ,Quinton fred three shots
at him, one taking effect in the right lung
and another breaking his right arm; tho
former will doubtless proveifatal. Quinton
surrendered himself to the authorities.
Mc0uinn bore the reputation of an in
temperate and violent man.
Quinton, who shot McGuinn yesterday
evening for breaking into his house in pur-
suit of his own wife, who had fed from his
treatment. was acquitted to-day Cn the
ground Of justification.
A turbulent negro, named Burnside. was
shot and killed yesterday on the Randolph
road, five miles from this city, by William
Mitchell, colOred. whose life Burnside had
threatened to take on sight. Mitchell came
to the city and gave himself up.
Mrs. Morgan. who severely cut black.
smith named John Bellamy few days
since near Horn Lake, Mississippi. as re-
ported at the time, was arrested Friday,
and, after an examination before Esquire
Farmer, Bellamy testified she had twice
tried to poison him and afterward attempt
ed to cut his throat. This was denied by
Mrs. Morgan. who stated that Bellamy had
come to her bed and attempted to outrage
her person and she had seized a razor lying
on a table and defended herself, and in 30
doing had inflicted the wounds and then
fed from the house. She wa. discharged by
the magistrate.
Orange War il the Bay State.
LAWRENCE, Mass, July l2.-There vas a
conflict acre to night between the Catholic
Irish and Orangemen. Several policemen
a2d citizens wounded.
CHICAGO July IA uaa sged sbo1:
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.t1lAOnic Entertainment.

Ihs grand oliO entertainment to oe given
for the benefit Of Mount Moriah and Linn
Wood Lodges comes off at Exposition Hail
anothe: column. indicating what will be
served Up to please the eye and ear and
crafty the mind. I: will not be uncom-
fortably warm N the great Exposition Hall.
and after the performances on the stage an
opportunity vii. be offered for the guests
to dance. The tableaus v;vanc. represent
ing Queen Elizabeth and Mary Stuart. will
be deliberately given as to costumes. and
viii add greatly TO the entertainment
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MARKETS..
Domestic Markets.

New YORK. July I2.-The weel, onAns
in Wall street with an irregular but gerer
ally strong market for stocks. Gold ia low
or than ON Saturday, having opened at
1873. and since sold at 1854 n li5N. On
gold loans the rates have been fiat and "
cent for use and 2 " cent for carrvine
The foreign exchange market ia steady.
With prime bankers sterling at 81 881e and
81 9O3, and with the actual rates tor this
class "a 86A a 81 and 81 1914 al 90. with
grades below u Of v cent lower
The money market continues extremely
easy with call loans at 202h v cent, and
prime mercantile paper 3A as. Govern.
ment bonds are u a " lower than Satur.
day, because OF lower gold, except the cur.
rency SKIES. In the stock market pricea
opened with slight changes and there was
an immediate advance of ls "a, Western
Union Telegraph and Pacific Mail leading.
At the first board the two stocks named
and Eric declined, and the remainder of the
list advanced. New York Central and
Rock island having risen u cent each.
Since the board the market has been firm.
Stocks closed dullt but steady. Central
1O3;%; Erie l4lz; Lake Shore 58i, Illinois
Central l02h; Pittsburg 9lh; Northwest
ern 357s; do preferred 1914; Rock Island
l042..
The sub-treasurer paid out $37o, 900 on ac
count OF interest. and Sl0o, 600 for bonds.
Cotton closed dull and easier; middlin
uplands l3'sc; Orleans l6c: sales today 65l
bales; consolidated net receipts 1896; ex.
ports TO Great Britain GlO3; to France So.
to the continent 1920 net receipts to.daT
none; gross go.
Futures closed quiet and steady; salea
800 bales, as follows: July Is 1872 a
- 7-lbc; August II 1882 Is 7-I6c; Septem =.
bef - 32al5 l,l6c; October II 2f.32e a
IA IL lbc; November lila a II l7-32c; De.
cember lil2 ala l7-32c; January II Il 80 a,
"a ii,l5e; February l47sc; March Is 80 a
- l-l6c; April Isl. q Is 9-32c; Nav Is 7-l6s
ID s.l6c; June 1875 a l5 IIl6c.
Flour > a l0c better; fair demand; South.
srn in fair inquiry; common to fair extrs
% 3006; good to choice $60825 Wheas
1oIy Ic hlgher; brisk export, fair milling
and moderate speculative demand: 81 Is a
50 for winter red Western; 81 81 3S tor
amber do; 81 350l 40 for white Western
Rice in fair dsmsnd: 500 bags, Raueoon. in
looH10V1Q on yQVY|I IAo9I
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NEW YORK.
Celebration Of the OrangemeI

New YORK, July l2-The Orangemen of
This city assembled this morning at their
various headquarters, and marched in
bodies to barges in East and North rivers
and embarked for grove on the Hudson to
take part in their second annual picnic, to.
gether with lodges from Brooklyn and Je.-
sey City. which will meet them at that
place.
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COURT RECORD.
MONDAY, JULY Il. 1875.

superior Criminal Cours-speciai Term.
State vs. Richard Delmore. Assault and
battery. Two cases. Plea of guilty.
State IS. Ed. Washington, alias Ned
Johnson, alias Blubber.-BurglAry. Ju:y
disagreed and uistrial entered.
FIRST District Court.
State vs. George C. Benham.-informa
ton filed 70. obtaining by false p-etenses
sas aUu Of $3a.50Q tyoU the State treasury.
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NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY,

fifty wears and woman aged about forty
tive were found drowned in the lake at
Waukegan. They had been lettering about
the place since Saturday, and are supposed
to have deliberately committed suicide.
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NOTICE.

Public notice is hereby given that will not be
fespons Ole for any bills contracted by ANY PER-
Scs OR PERSONS WHOMSOEvER, and nc bills
~;il he pa u.less contracted by the undersigned
P. 2. WALSH.
iv'l 7.. Poydrss and Franklin streets.
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A Western man who Bit his neishbors
nose of wa bound oves 70 keep the piece.
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The Temuefnture.

Mr.. Loui. Frigerio. No. 50 Charcses street,
renorts the wea tie. for the pas: s~o
days as follows .,x x,.
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Lowest point during iha nsa@ u '7I!
10 and II. .63.
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THE POLITICAL ISSUES.

Business Men Waking uD on the PO.
iitical situation-It Does not Pay TO
Turn the Government Over to the con.
federate Democracy Capital Demands
COntinaniiop Of Republican Rule.
-