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The total payments by the Treasury on account
OF January interest to date are 81, 4S7, 900. The
total specie shipments for the week we're
81, 6l6 12l, OF which $137o,5Oo was gold coin and
$239, 621 silver bars.
STATE BONDS.
Prices in these have been generally wen main
tanned, with not an inconsiderable exhibition OF
nrmness In Tennessees and Missouris. Tue news
from Louisiana has naturally had an unfavorable
effect on the bonds Of that State South Carolinas
under the new administration are more actively
dealt In by private parties and better undertone
exists.
RAILROAD BONDS.
A good investment demand has been maintained
in the approved securities OF this class, and a
ments has found o place in this direction. "
must be confessed, however, that they have found
rival In
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
the business in which was generally animated.
Prices, however, declined sympathetically with
gold. The following shows the London quotations
for government bonds In sterling money and the
equivalent IN currency based on 400 for sight ex-
change and 112A for gold. in comparison with the
quotations current in our own MARKET
London EQutv't in Quotations
quotations. Cu7'reylcV. here
1885,, old..i95H rs 11s2s 11s
IS q issi 1852 1 1 l1ss5 ll4'' ii sx
II wln be seen that the London and New York
markets are very close on nearly all the bonds.
THE BANK STATEMENT.
The bank statement is encouraging, inasmuch
as II sets forth degree OF Improvement In Its
general average. 1t shows an increase In surplus
reserve OF $3.Ss9,45O, the banks now holding
$1s 1885, $50 lawful money above the legal require.
ment. against s12, ESQ, 800 so held last week.
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STATEN ISLAND.

The appraisers appointed to a. the expense of
opening. widening and extending Centre street,
from Riker street. in the town Of Middletown, to
Simonson avenue in the town Of Southneld, a
distance OF about three quar- tiers Of a mile, puts
the amount at $21, 632. Tne surveyors estimate
for grading Is $4,000. The total amount for Edge.
water village to pay Is $29,oa2.
There Is movement at the west end OF the
island, as well as at New Brighton, TO abolish the
present police force and return to the old constsb
uary system.
There is talk OF q bill to be presented to the
Legislature for bonding the county OF Richmond
In the sum Of ST. 600 OoO to aid in the construction
Of suspension bridge over the Kill Won kuil
Proposals are invited for the construction OF q
sewer through CLINTON avenue New Brighton
from Prospect avenue to the Kill Won Kull
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q JSy 80 = sl sqsg:s fetal
1s es '' d scy August lug Is z saS
~ o. Y = .. one ss so
90 g Is lS q, Y 3. IS 10 At Is lie 400 at iss 10
100 az BE 10 a. Is sc March SO Al be LOO Il
10 7Sc DO at Is a2c. 4oI At Ike 100 ati5 c 500
At 70 Sl6c 200 Al l5ssn zoo at q Sic Apri 100 at
ioo 4 IS sac loo q is 100 at IS ~ :. Go 81
IS 1880 zoo at Is i6sc 100 At i5 20 Sc
iss, a % i Is @ az LOO sS at
\! s " JUNE .sti . ,!;S 81 S q:
Grand so scS bale. The I averages OF yeser Sns
iSai: FebruaTy I4ss: March, Ia; Apri[ l6ISi Nay
eeipts at the ports were :-Gslveston. 6ig New Or
Leans, AIS; Mobile, L7s savannah ls2l Charlestan~
Boston l67 rhAsdelphia- ~ Total. IL $50 bales TINS
day last week, A25o. This day last year. 1857.
CoryxE-Ths market Tor Rho and santos continued
favor. Mild Coffee ruled steady with a sale
Of matt aIsns Of Jsys ssPGssa
s sass 1876 gF@s dS Java ago so.
lon. iSc 2fc,; Maracsibo. isc 0k; Lasuayrs lsc
$50. Jamaica, i8c- 20c st Domingo l7c. Ike !;
rs5 soe &c. Gss Eca s se s sS Mfs
20}sc; Curacao. H1Sc. ls<c. gold sixty and ninety
days oo,... u,o ,.m..,,
10000 bushels: corn. IS 40 dol corn meal 700 bbs and
697 bags; oats 49, 400 bushels and tor the week ending
THIS dserour z SSs "a, Sh S losd2e o5 bpshss
oats bushels; barley, $500 do rye, 1928 The
-four market asdun and quota tons noninally IN
porsea OF $40 bbs Southern aour and also rye aour
were dull Corn meal unchanged Sales COZ bbls We
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CLOSING PRICEs-3 P. NJ, SATURDAY.
Pacific Mail, "a 34h; Western Union Teie.
graph, 76A 7eX; Quicksilver, 3Ax o 80; do. pre-
ierred, 42< az; c., c., G. and L, 69x 70;
Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph % 23k;
Adams Express, ooh 100; American Express,
50 6aIs; United States Express. 81 ok; Wells.
Fargo Express, 10 80; chicago and Alton, 104k a
lo6H; cleveland and Pittsburg. ssx SO; Chicago
and Northwestern, ASK q ~; do. preferred. 81 q
SIN; Chicago and Rock Island. loak 1904;
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IT may be added that there were despatched
OF, 1913 letters by the steamer Honenxoliern TO
southampton and Bremen, and 50 bags OF papers;
326S4 letters by steamer Adrlatic, aud 81 bags Of
papers. to LIVERPOOL
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CUSTOM HOUSE.
CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE]

eminent, according to the ratio ofbusiness, than
In any other city in the country.
Some stir was made yesterday In reference TO
the suspension oil two inspectors Tor falling to
Meve two night inspectors, At pier So North River,
At SUNRISE as in duty bound, ana coming several
hours late. The aagrieved night inspectors duly
to the surveyor. who suspended the oniclals,
the name or one OF them being Rus
sell. rhe matter will be brought before
the Collector. A report has gained credence that
. strict investigation Is about taking place with
the majority OF foreign steamship companies on
the North River TO Custom House inspectors for
facilitating the discharge OF steamships, and not
house rules. These gifts are technically termed
'.house money! IL may here be remarked thas
each Custom House Official, when he draws ms
monthly pay, makes oath before notary pubic
that he has received no money or consideration,
directly indirectly for the ulnlment OF his duty
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} comparative sales Of real estate

Taxing the number OF transfers In 1873 at I375.
and those OF 1874 at elsl, with s2OsSs as the ave.
aud sls42s as tpe average figure In the latter year.
1t viii be seen that, while both OF these years were
OF values, prices in the latter year show only .
slight recession from those Of the previous year.
With Mr.. GREEN'S removal just at this time is
could be safely said that real estate had at lass
touched bottom. The same paper quoted from
above gives the following respecting
THE BUILDING TRADES AND THEIR OPERATIONS DUR
ING THE PAST YEAR
We quote:-
Entering upon another year we take retrospect o.
One Certain l,s failures ana successes are known the
ss when ss sy Dfo h arns
the year there have been seasons Of depression when
n.: w, trade
Of prominent houses yet trade gone along pushing
ns, 1nS during
the s ay 81 be we DO mot
the % thu. ssiAed our own marassa
ye. penalns estimate: when. proos6ly proxmsts e
the %sa Ssa 0s ne s than
possible in Its course Confidence has become greatly
been conducted has done much 10 it 70 sesny
N nS ar have n. been yss
bitter with los. and regret This the inevitable %
% aaS # % wa to
iieuars the building markets have suffered or done
experience, but we 6snsvs that there has. been
less has been, does not exhibit extremely large
portion OF loss Expenses nave been met in most IN.
stances and there has generally been some
Of small margin behind. For mis- there
consratuaon win the opening OF tho new year there
has ARISEN new confidence and persistent steadast
feeling like 70 that with which the Mohammedan turns
his footsteps toward Mecca II comes from the inherent
vitality OF the people and tho OF personal nia
biiy with Which every American sets our upon the road
suc &c iSne 70
In detail below, that tar as able 10 learn,
payments have been made and obligations have been
kept with fidelity and puncuality Of some fresh
Notes have been protested, where
times past they in default at maturity Goods
have been paid tor, and very bad debts have
be en- incurred. These tactA sample and powerful
than argument lend cheerfulness the expression and
70 the hope that better days come
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Nv
For future delivery basis low middnQ) the sales hsye
been as tollows:- after two ~ anuary,
l00 short notice, l2th at ll6c February 900 Al 49,
200 at IA 3l82c. March, 1000 at 1hc 100 at is 7l8c
i0 Ut Is lla2c APRIL $40 at 10 l3i6c.. SO ct Is 25,2c
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POST OFFICE

The following is the weekly return OF the search.
ers and Dead Letter Department OF the Post Omoe
Tor the week ending January Q, 1875
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Quotations based standard OF elastic In force
September l. 1874 and upland cotton In store running
IN quality not more than half grade above or below
strict good ordinary, l+sc. low middng i4yxc mid
ding lo5sc good middng. l6Jsc. The sales were =
TO-DAY. L.nsfE u,g
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HAVANA, MARKETS.

Sugar hrm and in fcir demand; muscovaio, fair 70
coed refining, Ga 6% reals arrobe, god grocery
grades IA reals gold stock in warehouse ~ Havana
and Matanzas 800 boxes and 800 hhds receipts OF
the week l65O boxes and 400 hhds exported during
the and a. hhds, including l,3UO boxes
and all the hhds to tie United states Bacon SIS $50
Hams sugar cured $40 50 per n, Suin'diI N
SO per 9untali onions, 1a IS per boil Tor Amerean;
coal OIL GA reaA per gallen empty hhds, - 3O box
shocks, "a ~ reals gold hoops $40 sio5 par m
rs " 100 sr desnd spanish goia Tvs ss IA aya
States. 6O days gold 80 " premiun short sight 81 pre-
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Chicago dI g and Soa. q y 81 10 for Mwa M
Fl s%SsF u xaiis s,S one =:
new mixed. but trade was light Sales $1,000 bushels at
SC Sc io new mixed in store and afoat sc Tor
Sales 10000 bushels S9c 7Oc. for full loads mixed,
sa;s, r. s Was ds ssis
.e5ay i sss linz SssS iss,sSs
at nd ri i ss XIII. s 5
q s2s 60 and N bales cotton At "a t. LONDON, BY
::stI sP:sss sssn a. JOS p
Hamburg, BY steam 500 bags clover seed at ass The
@ b SSsr% n Ras ssnss
sS,s; napIIha q 20 p6ls, y rosn =. = o.
sftsh oo bark n. hence to Bristol Lycrp9o Or London
70 e
ii cargo soOaseo sas s %s srasu u'
MoLAssEs met with a. m9aerate lobbing
at ssssy the s 's Of New
asS &C. &C.
faSSs H. ~ New rS S1isans so "a .'' Ansa'n
& orc But ss to ars SrSSa
sSssa s Ss 4Rsss s
sssy Z assles last publ ,Rsd '.sa qul' ~. "'l'
saSssS liz 4 @
q S1nss
al71c Naphtna was lower quoted at 90. for CITY The
ss!s$ss os.ss s
s?'ss sss a Sly p cs 81 sssiY i
Md5sS Sas :. & nn ns5h :Aiamssl United
90 sSs and s Ssss
Ana foT q hs week ending this dstsIFoIk. S0s Ibls
SS and css sa' $50 Kegs The for
NrS, was quiet and unchanged we heard S sales
prime mess Ct $e 50 81 new mess on the spot quoted
i0slc. per lb Western do quoted at ioS Bsef-fhere
but values were called nominsiy steady and aussea a
psa
I sss sa 81
ycSaIie change " heard Of sales IS boxes clear
%1fsd Rs% s nssea &C.,
%s::sn and s sSs is III sSs si rangs
10 asSSss ss' lie s;ss LOO ."ss
vs t .sis. n sssse :: f also
"a ssss
: ss s sAssgsa ssa su ss' W. W.
s 9ssSa si s o sRSg 3D. r. GOOD
70 prime sc; , sc srOesry .i. 70 good 81 sc
boxes Nos sols ske; ss.c: !nolassss bids and
puteS Standard Nos c do e1ye 70 p9 SHs
&c Co. i3 to ID 80 PIC; DO, Is TO 49, c iQc.
Rico Refining common 10 prime, 7Hc SIC. grocery
fair to eho.oss ssc &c. Brazi-Duich standard; Nos
81sc SIC. Manta-Superor and extra superior TIC.
. Sc. New DEMONSTRATING grades exc a &C.
RICE SOLD in distributing way to fair extent
At steady prices, QUOTED az foowscCarolina, IKE.
and sac SIC. tor choice; Louisiana Ike &c. ;
Patna, 7c DC. and Rangoon. 6I<c 6esc. per 10.
SrRARISE.-rhere were sales reported and values
were called nomnally unchanged.
TALLOw was quiet but hrmer, prime city held at &c.
We heard Of sales OF $4,000 lbs Of out OF stock
SIC 1850.
week Of 5,745 bbls. The market quiet but steady
We note sales OF 200 bbls. at sS1sc. per gallon.
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OPENING HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES SATURDAY.
The following table shows the opening, highest
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A HALF INTEREST Is OFFERED FOR $1,000 IN A
~ desirable out OF town hotel doing paying business
ana recently reftted throughout In the manner,
with water bathrooms closets, &c. Apply to GRIGGS
CARLETON, IS Broadway.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

RARE CHANCE.-AN ELEGANT BILLIARD
"A Room, containing IS Tables handsome Bar and
Furniture complete. all new for or TO let
terms; will sell Lease for other business located on
Vanderbilt avenue and Forty second street, fronting
l. DECKER 4 CO., lA Centre street
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Cotton CrOD Statement, j,

The task of compiling the statement Of
the cotton crop of the United States was
formerly done by the New York Shipping
List, but for several years past has been
performed by the Commercial and Financial
Chronicle so satisfactorily that last year
its figures were adopted by the New York
Cotton Exchange and other similar organ
ization. The National Cotton Exchange,
however, has since committed this duty to
the New Orleans Cotton Exchan ge which
has appointed for the purpose the following
committee: Messrs. John b. Laftte, chair
man; A. II. May, d. A. Given, Harrison
Watts, Perry Nugent. This committee are
remarkably we'll qualified by their ability
and experience to discharge their important
duties to the entire satisfaction of the trade.
and have commenced their labors ty ap-
pointing Mr.. S. H. Buck. favorably known
factorage house of Blair g. Buck, and Mr..
H. G. Hester, the superintendent of the
New Orleans Exchange to visit various
points designated for the purpose of obtain
ing full and precise particulars of the
amount Of cotton taken for consumption by
the Northern mills, and the overland move
mert direct to the Northern mills, together
with whatever other information they may
receive of interest to the committee.
These gentlemen are already on their way
having started on Saturday evening and
carrying out the comprehensive instruc
tions of the committee, may be confidently
expected to accomplish their duties salts
fact0r;ly to the committee and the exchange.
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For Northern T0urisfs.

Just at this season of the year many of
our people take an uncommon interest in
all that pertains to railroad travel, which
reminds us that Mr.. J. A. Warner has
been appointed Southern agent for the
broad gauge double track Erie railway,
and his office here is at the corner of Camp
and Common streets. He announces the
summer arrangement in beautiful style,
calling attention of excursionists to the
fact that those who travel via the Louis
Vile route make connection with the At
lantic and Great Western and the Erie
roads. Pullman coaches are run from this
city to Cincinnati without change,
connecting directly with the cele-
brated Erie road, and with only one
change of cars from New Orleans to
New York. Mr.. Warner will at all times
be prepared to answer such questions as
tourists may ask, and as he is such an affa
BILE gentleman, information furnished by
him is doubly entertaining. The entire
length Of the Erie route is uncommonly in
teresting, and the facilities are declared By
many to be the best in the world. If you
intend to visit New York, call on Mr..
Warner who is here to look after the vel
fare of passengers over the Atlantic and
Great Western and Erie railways.
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friend in Mobile. An elegant piece of
bronze. from DR.. Arch.
Beside the above are the following from
various donors: An elegant bronze table;
one deep point-lace tiounce; point-lace
collar and sleeves; point-lace tichu: pearl
mond bracelet; full set of etruscan gold; set
necklace and earrings; large coral cross;
set Roman jewelry; gold berry bowl and
spoon: blue enameled watch set with
pearls; magnificent brorze clock. with orna-
ments to match; full set gold-lined salt cups
and spoons two blue enameled vases, very
elegant; two silver dinner coffee sets; one
solid gold fish knife and fork one silver
fish knife and fork one exquisite book
rack; set of Mrs. Browning's and Mr. Bry-
ants poems; variety of bouquet holders,
silver, etc.
After partaking of the collation., and at
what was still comparatively an early
hour, the bride and groom, accompanied by
few friends, took their departure and were
driven to their future home, the Generals
house, No. 7OS Michigan avenue.
The General has favored an attache of
the REPUBLICAN with the reception cards
One bears the words. "Lieutenant General
and Mrs. Sheridan" and the other, "Miss
Irene Rucker." They are enclosed in an
envelope which bears on the leaf an i'm
print Of the Generals old cavalry corps
badge, which, with an initial letter, he
adopted as monogram crest.
The General is described as look ne uI-
commonly serious and earnest when he
surrendered and knelt before the bishop.
He meant It when he vowed to cherish and
protect the girl by his side, and we know
ne will be as gallant and true as Benedict
the married man, as he was chivalrous and
successful as a soldier contending for the
American Union. The bride is but twenty
years of age, while the General is forty.two;
but his heart has the lightness of youth,
and We wish for them both long life tc-
gether and the greatest measure Of welded
hannines6
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Steam SawmiIl Burned d,

Steam Sawmill Burned.
OTTAWA, Ont, June "A fire yesterday
morning at Hull destroyed Gilmar's large
steam sawmill, the eRglnehouse only being
saved: Loss estimated at $780, 900 insur-
ance $4,000.
lncendiary Fire.
HAMILTON, Ont, June An ipcendiary
fire here Sunday destroyed Hills cabinet
factory, Horald Brothers piano factory,
NOrth's tlnshOp, two stOrehOuses connected
with Copp's foundry, two dwellinghouses.
large quantity of lumber and moulding
frames. They will prove total loss.
Arson. Murder, Suicide.
ST. ALBANs. Vt.,' June The house of
Henry Z. Greene, a farmer, was destroyed
by an incendiary fire yesterday While
the house was burning, Greene was shot
twice by Clifton Weeks. a neighbor, who
subsequently committed suicide. Disap-
pointed love, and the belief that Greene
had influenced the object of his affection
against him, led to the tragedy. Weeks
wounds are slight.
Cotton Factory Burned.
PHILADELrIIIA. June The wings of
John Browns cotton factory burned. Loss
$50, 900.
Fire in n Distiilery.
LOUISVILLE, June IA fire in the redis-
tilling establishment of w. L. Weller &
Sons to-day consumed the redistilling Dor
tiOn of the premises, including all the stock
in that portion of the building. and de-
strOyed all the machinery. The loss is esti-
mated at 500 900; insured for $9i00.
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seven from the various branches of com
merce of the State be appointed to prepare
a statement of the means to secure proper
system of tare on the next crop of sugar,
the rate of ten per cent and twelve per cent
being considered more advantageous to all
concerned.
The motion was carried, and Mr.. Putnam
requesting that he be excused from serving
as chairman, the president appointed Mr..
Pond as chairman, and stated the balance
of the committee would be announced the
next day.
The Chamber then adjourned
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-08
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Plymouth.

The Plymouth.
KEY WEST, June THE United States
steamer Plymouth left for Port Royal yes
terday, with supplies for the feet stationed
there. All on board we're we'll.
Tho Express Robbers on Trial.
MEMPHIS, June The jury in the case
of Ed johnson, the express rObber. re-
turned a verdict based on the evidence of
DIR. j. K. Allen and others, that he was
sane, and Johnson, Matt Morris and the
other three were then placed On trial, but
it will doubtless require several days to
secure jury.
Contempt of Court.
CHICAGO, June The twenty two alder
men who have been before Judge Williams
during the past week for contempt of court
in having violated an injunction restraining
them from counting the votes cast at the
last municipal election, were this morning
each fined 500 and costs, and their counsel
were fined each $500 and costs They i'm
mediately took an appeal.
Wrecked.
NORFOLK. June 7.-Captain Chase. of the
schooner 5. S. Lewis, reports that her
maphrOdite brig is ashore on Chicamico-
mlcO Beach, bottom up. Her name was not
eeen. The beachers have taken charge of her
and claim they t0wed her in five miles from
sea. 1t is rum0red there that the captain
Of the brig and one seaman were saved, but
(OONrrmnwn nm R0yYRrv pAovl
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An Acceptable Gift.

Mr.. Theo. Lilienthal, with the generosity
and public spirit characteristic of him, has
presented to the Press Club a superbly
framed copy of his photograph of the grand
parade of the Knights Templar, on the oc-
casion of their nineteenth triennial parade
in this city. The scene embraces st. Charles
street. from Exposition Hall to the St.
Charles Hotel, and the faithful portrayal of
details and striking likenesses in the legion
of up-turned faces are really remarkable.
This commemorative picture is being very
extensively sold among the Masonic frater
nifty of the United States, but the Press
Club may safely boast the possession of one
of the best copies.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-08
Riotous Miners Arrested.

ASHLAND, Pa, June This morning a
number of miners were arrested and ar
raigned before Esquire Gersel, on the oath
of John Degnant, of Donaldsons Patch,
for making riOtous demonstrations around
his premises. Degnant was working at a
colliery upon terms to suit himself, but not
the Miners Benevolent Association. and
hence the demonstration and threats
Quiet at Pottsvfile.
PoTTsvILLE, Pa, June All quiet. The
troops have been withdrawn from several
points.
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PROPOSALS.

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE.
New Orleans May 20, 1875.
S,XALRD PROPOSALS FOR REPAIRING AND
> building the wharves and levees and for the
payment of debts contracted on account of them,
in accord ance with the provisions of ordinance
No. 3l2l Administration series will be received at
this office up to twelve o'clock NJ, June II, 1875,
Specifications will be furnished by the City Sur
veyOr. }. U. LANDRf,
Administrator of Commerce.
my2I % 25 26 2T % 20 iel II II Is Is II
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FOUND.
FOUND

FoUND''..'''.'..'.......'''.''''''.'''foOND FOUND
Came to my residence, corner Of Pitt street and
Henry Clay avenue, on the first instant, one red
COW. with calf. COW branded with letter R on left
nip The owner is requested to call Immediately
and pay expenses on the animals
ie6 ST. r. c. RYAN.
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Tho Temperature.
Mr.. Louis Frigerio, No. 50 Chartres street.
reports the weather for the past two
days as follows:
BAN. 2P. N. 6P. NJ
June g. 6.......... ...... 81 3 =:
June 1........,,.... 81 81 90
Lowest point during the nights of June 5
and 6,7Oo. Rain. June 6, four-tenths of an
inch.