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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-25
aUCTION SaLES.
By Green & Wise,
rReal Estate Agents and Auctionse

Reai Estate Agents anu Auct!On9eio. ..
NOMMISSIONERS SALE OF yALUA,
" A.: AND!1h r alkFs AZ
COUNTY, VA.-Pursusnt to decree OF the
Circuit Court for the city of, <Ale1andrla, Va.
rendered at the September term, 1874, thereof
in the suit of Slower vs.. Irwin, ETC., The subscri-
bers, as commissioners OF sale, appointed by the
ssid decree will offer for sale at public a1ctlon,
on THURSDAY, the 18th day of April, 1879, al
IL M, in front of the Msrket Building, on Royal
street, in the city al Alexandria, Va, the fol-
loving dessr9ss pTSPeGFsEy ~ t. ND Mi j, Fair..
known as "Cloud's Mill ;" and about four miles
from the city of Alexandria and one mile north
of the Little River Turnpike, containing 39t
acres This tract of lands adjoins the land OF
George Auld and others.
No. "A LOT OF GROUND, with the tM
BUILDINGS thereon situsted at the sQ&
southwest intersection of Prince and Alfred sts
in the city of Alexandria, Va, in front on frince
street l23 feet 5 inches, and extending south.
wsrdly in depth l76 feet, inches, with the rignit
of way over an alley and court binding on said
lot on the west-suoject to an annual rent charge
of S6667.
Terms of Sale: So much of the purchase
money in cash rs will b requisite to psy the
costs of suit and expenses of sale and the residue
i'm three equal payments ut one two ana thaee
years from the day OF sale; the deferred pay.
me- is to bear interest from the day of sale, and
to be secured by the bonds of the purchasers
with approved security, and the retention OF the
title until they are paid.
JOHN M. ORB,
NJ D. BALL,
ALBERT STUART,
NH l3-oots Commissioners of Sale.
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By Green & Wise.

[Real Estate Agents and Auctlonears.J
|COMMISSlON ER'S SALE OF YALUA:
~ BILE REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF
ALEXANDRIA, VlkGINlA.Pu5susnt s. Il .r ant 70 TO
decree of the Corporation Court for the city OF
Alexandria, Va, rendered at the December
term, 1874, thereof, in the suit of George B.
Cochran vs.. Benjs Thomas widow and ad-
ministrstrix, etc, the subscriber rs commission
er of sale under said decree will offer for sale st
public auction on THuksDAY the he lSth dsy
BUILDING, on Royal street, in the city of Alex
andris, Va, a TENEMENT snd LOT OF
GROUND, in the said city Of Alexandria, altu,
sted st The southwest intersection OF Payne and
Cameron streets, in front on Payne street sixty
feet one inch and in depth l feet inoass, tnS the
f by Jsmes Grigg as. soap factory. .I.aso :.
Terms of Sale: $50 in cash, and the residue
of the purchase money in three equal payments
at s. II and l8 months from the day of sale, with
interest the deferred payments 10, be secured
by the bonds of the purchaser, with approved
security, and the retention of the title until they
ara paid. ALBhkI otu AL
NH l3-eots ,.. Comm'r. of Sale
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SENATOR ScHURz's HOUSEHOLD. OF Sen
ator Schurzs household in Washington, cor
respondent of the Pittsburg Dispatch says:
Carl Schurz is undoubtedly the best host
10 Washington for an evening party. All the
members OF bis family are intellectuaiized up
to his grade, and, like the best class of Ger
mans, they can throw of protoundness OF chat
aud steu to music Tue host meantime all
peryalog and witty and soothing; while Mrs
Schulz, with her dark Hamburg eyes, aud al
most tenderly interest in young people, re-
ceives one by one her callers, and is obl,glng,
without effort, to ALL Her daugh are
growing up after the style OF their father and
mother, aud the young meu observe IN them
docihty and seusibilty quite rare IN general
society.
In the evenings, when his brother Sena-
tors arc distributing patronage and wiring
Roo,ey letters 10 a hundred uumbskull coustl-
tueDts, playing poker OF ,tufhug down food at
Wclker's, Carl Schurz is at his books His
wife has put the children to bed, aud is, per-
haps, sewing at his side. She has none of the
embarrassmeuts which attend fashionable
wives whose daily study it is finding out what
to wear for the bene6, of other men. The star
of his fsme Mrs. Schurz admires, but does
not worship Her ideal is more stable and
frugal career than waits on the Senate. To
husband bis resource of the mind and the purse
to be a part Of some real society, aud to deve-
op more slowly aud in the line OF happiness, is
this German wife desire. '-Erehangs.
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FoE SALE
VALUABLE LOT, containing about three
acres and half of ground and COM din
PORTABLE BRICK HOUSE, nearly .1fa
new. The property is near the Stone Bridge, IN
West End, adjoining the residence of Mr.. Asr-
rison Emmerson. A credit will be given on
part if desired For particulars enquire OF
@. AUGUR,
mar 1O-tf West End.
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n +. BKASHEAR,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,

NOIeSHIB HNU I6IHII DtuIoI III -,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
Notions. Hosiery. Sc, SC,
No. lOs King street. Alexandria, Va
Keeps constantly on hand full and complete
stock of sll styles OF Fancy and Staple Goods
usually fourd in first class jobbing and retail
house, and will be sold to merchants ut Bsltl-
more wholesale prices and at retail as low as
the same goods can be found In any we'll regu-
lated house in this country.
SD. HARPER. NH 0
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
L OF THE STOCKHOLDERS IN The
PIEDMONT AND. POTOMAC +. r., wall
take place at the residence of MRS, HILLS, in
RHosslyn, Alexandria county, Va: on THUKs-
CHARLES q. SHERRILL,,
mar low President
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FsSK S.dLE OK RENT.

FOR SALE OR RENT-The WARE.
HOUSE on Janney's wharf, lately occupied
by: Benoni Wheat, Possession can be given
imm ediately. Apply to SAM Ell 81. JAN
NEY, or to SAM U Ell NJ. JANNEY, Lincoln,
I,oudnnn county Va NH lew
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TESTIMONIALS.

"I have never seen or tried such simple, ef-
| fcacious, satisfactory aud pleasant remedy in
| my life. '-H. Hainer, st. Louis, Mo.
Hon. Alez Fl. Stephens.
~ occasionally use, when my condition re-
quires il, DR.. Simmons Liver Regulator with
good effect. Hon. Alex. 81. Stephens.
Governor Of alabama.
"Your Regulator has been in use in my fami-
ly for some time, and am persuaded it is q val
liable addition to the medical science. ."-GOv. j..
Gill Shorter, Ala. t'1
II have used the Regulator in my family for
the past seventeen years. can safely recon-
ever used for that class of diseases it purpors to
cure."-H F. Thigpen.
Pres;demt of City Bank.
Simmons Liver Regulator has proved good
and eficacious medicine."-C. A. Nutting.
Druggist. ,.... Il. .aa
1--WE have been acquainted with DR.. Sim
mons Liver Medicine for more than twenty
years, and know it to be the best Liver Regu.
lator offered to the publc."-M. R. Lyon and
II. L. Lyon, Bellefontaine. Ca
II was cured by SimmoD Liver Regulator
after having suffered several years with Chills
and Fever."-R. F. Anderson.
The Clergy.
"Have been dyapeptic for years; began the
Regulator TWO years ago. ~ mas Acteu ike
charm in my case. Rev j. G. Holmes
Ladies' Endorsement.
II have given your medicnea thorough trial,
ard in no case has it failed to give full satisfac-
tion. n."-Ellen Meacham, Chattahooche Fla.
Sheriff Bi6b County.
IT have used your Regulator with successful
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excellent remedy, and certainly public bless
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My Wife
"My wife and self have used the Regulator
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II think Simmons Liver Regulator one of
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wife, and many others, have used it with won
derful effect."-E. Sparks, Albany, Ga.
II have used the Regulator in my family. and
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BY
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Handmade Worsted Work.

In this department can be found Infants
Socks, Mittens, Shirts, Sscques, Over Drawers
in white and coored, of the newest styles.
w- Every lady should examine our stock OF
the above mentioned goods before purchasing
elsewhere. Washington, nov 3-om
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FOR RENT-The D DWELLING HOUSE
II No Is south Alfred street, containing eight
rooms, and bath room also with stable IN the
rear. Apply TO ,r.nr, sppo
mar 10 eolm
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Ky Green e. Wise,

lResl Estate Agents and Auctioneers.l
GALE OF a BKICK DWELLING AND
- LOT OF GROUND-By virtue of decree
of the Corporation Court for the city 'ot Alexsn-
dria, Va, at its March term, 1876, in the cause
of James NJ. Steusrt, Sergeant, Committee OF
James H. Biggs the undersigned will offer for
sale by public auction, il front OF the Market
the 9Th day of April, 1875, ut II o'clock M, the
LOT OF GROUND, with the two. story f59a
BRICK DWELLING thereon, situated 2z&
on the west side of Alfred street, between Cam
eron and Queen streets, belonging to said James
II. Biggs.
Terms of Sale: One half of the purchase mon
ey in cash, and the other half in six months.
with interest from the day of sale; the bonds OF
the purchaser to be taken, with good security,
and the title to be retained until all the purchase
money is paid. JAS. N. STEUART,
NH l6-eots Sergeant, Commlttoe.
, 1875-03-12
GEN. FITz JOHN PORTER.

70 ths Edfsor. Gf The Chicago 7rtbunt:
CuIoAao, Alarcl, 1l.-You publish this nen
ing m Article from the Now York Times, e'es
OF tho writar, which, you call "voak defsnsH
mud lottor from Gen. Popo to the Pres'aeas ..a'.
Tbs Times has ropublished the old paI@ss. y.
atory, Which \ now trial would scatter top.
winds, and also show tho "deieuss Wess' oss
In typographical errors. Az to Gen. Pops ~.
ter, you sAy "Ihas Gen. Pope IL not a's,ss s.1t
reheariDg Of the casa is abonaaN.,
mapIfcsted In tho following letter "
tho. President" Here you make weak asiss.
for Con. Popo u hs shows 10 is ayerse 70 ~.
hearing. Pope Rsks the P1esideut 10 S.a s.a.t oi
high rank, unconusctel with the armies e. gatsr ~
transactions involved" 70 do Whatf ",d.neA
tlgAte fully the statements OF this new ev'as ~
aud report to tho President Whlt bearing. 80 Il
1t would hayo upon tho tinalng and sen!sn., ~ ns.,t
the courtrmartia1, even II It could BE- fnI1y n.y
lls!lo4," aud right there ho stops;; ,auol
Qou Pope Eo on 10 say II tue ovlleues ~ a0 ~
point court to reopen the caBo, sno e. .Tsa
auothes trlal9 Not At all. Does TO- doo1.
shadow wha1 In such . case should 10 peeo,,I IL
ucn. Pope Knows such sn examination ""to.t tls
but for ono purpose to zee II ha oon'd asu "s il
evidence, and, II he could not' nss,,s.T4t
sealed book; whilst with such couut c.la III,
show Of ts!rnesa ho could deseM" nj
public aud sender justice to dou. tosss', /. pot
himself next to impossible. II 0cn. roP;oss1lnge
afraid to open this case, II he haa huy '1s ~ =
OF soldier. or mauslness, 10 VIII ~ ~, oous
hoodNink the publiu by aucl !ettef. ~ hes.
Porter's case roopousd. II he Q,ope) u salss slsss
Postar'a guilt, and bis own record ns!os IN G
Ae ueed not fear rsopsntn8, but 5atasI Inosrs.
Why doR's hsf Sls3a e~'
, 1875-03-12

buyers .casee shs price, however hsa fallen ,o Fn,c'.
that ws think farmers will e alnw to part with iher
stocks nlt they acc what pro.mos thsso srn fer tho
only setsa under s sser.ss Ertse while al otIs,H %
" largo s'''s consumer ef .whe.t, and tia. tho
eurrly Of IL by Jnntk;nc1t vail ko in m
limited eomnas. ns the In 1unc, 1911 linking
tho world al roInd. Tho last wheat crop IN this
country was hc largest ercr rcare,l: The ouuli.y and
Tour producing propertics ct howt scr, Ratls-
factury Ur fnrm r. hr. thre-nnI out rctty freely,
hei,G in want Of srsw. for any surplus Of whIrn they
yet La Ids ~ a los per tn which to fore extent
make. UP for .lc 10y rico Of tl.s wheat 1ey l'ow
eyes nss mich Of he hitter ~ they ro* sihly fer
fstd frr their cattle. .rtnR cheaper thsn anything
or REASON for thinking tho supply II wheat ii hsing
ut through inoro rapidly than usual IN this country.
Whether farmers Sotr ft'o doing this Ra1no va
know not, hut We l'avs been Infosu,s,l sonr stock
kccIcrg aud dlsilllcra nslng large quantities at
wheat ihis year. unlcr thc'c circumstances .lo
not took for lower rahGn for EHEr1l wheat ar for
California American re wheat, With with III In III
very limited compass and relatively .len1 compared
wilft other descriptions, will, wn think, with lnnrs
anrc supplies. rcceds 10 tho r1tcut of o09a rcr
Crntat.
From tllo fno quality and condition ct recent ar-
rivals Hf afsa here. VIC should think tho crop an or
cllllnt Ole.
, 1875-03-12

able. holl, unosA strictly prime, In neglected. Thu
agnt Of butter IN store fn t!a city Is not large hut
il fonsiiaraho pressure 10 .eil choice 10 faney
yeliow, 3utsa;c tneinm 10 gooi grades. Ial'o In
icrinr to common, l4da2ac; inferior 10 eholea roll.
prices. Elmo goosla Will TO on. OF Tho market before
sT rFs m g FL ssos "s.' :S S' oF r. osss
t!oAL-rr'ees range The .,ne ps for = number Of
days past md nny he considered steady. wc repeat
Ss!e .n w.!aas whs' siss @ liz is%as saa, s nfeet.
DRESSED l1Ods-Tus n,Arket Wan htcaAy antl
shn1p lrmer for choice heavy. weights. Tho receipts
favorable, In, eso fats wero olraes hy tho advance
~ ilvo pru.ncs Coiee frcst hoaA sold - nh!rpcrs at
era rsl sl.Cs lid s..u0 AIS Tor light snt hcary.
s.ca were reported Of ~ head.
e saIe, rs @ at a as we rfee
TNuirs 't xSp SG1s1''ons.|io III t ;'liea arc still
continue Hight. ho1ern have further atlr.need tle
4nnt.totss IT npples sNI peaches. Imported varieties
sss IT, n,ma ser ' fSr .os weeks rses,oriy n
GHroa nnl lcmon rfel Nre quoted lower. Other
l1"cs ren1! .!say Sa1 n.s quis. md W.
layers. ~ :ce; Tnttt.h ,rg,rs. p!?:s ": frsns'
Ess' ysss sfS. 'i cs.; !S M.es esas, 1:as III;
ercta, l4"lat5c; Za,te e,l7raMta, 7Iu1sc; citrun,
!sutalc; lsn,rH peel, Isc. DoNEsr1o-Atlru ap-
IL, tia 1c; Michigan arp1os, W." lc Indians and
Illinois. RtisEc; Southern. hitaic: pcachcs.
halves, oNm insc do nisc1, 7'4m s9e; do partl 81
taSic; SackheFref, l,.'alv'tc !ssplerr'es Sr9'c
inonls, rcrrtgnna 2ln &c; Naples walnnta lat iGc
Grtnahlo wann.A, 1sa iic; Bradts, 1la li!Hc: pc
cans Te.ar, l.'n iGc: Wilmington reanuls Bfallc; !;
Tennessee PEANUTS. cHsse; African peanuts, d,it;c
transformations for tntnk. n,,skrat, ratconn,
opossun, anil ettcr rr1ucel ~ coutelilencc Of tho
t{f,nn al r1r1
anu tusktat fell IL rsr rst otter sui opnksunl Is lr
cent. Dealers uuute tho market m follows:
, 1875-03-12
N. caoInas, rlow.....12
1eEAI. ESTATE.


Tho following instruments were nlei 70. record
Thursday, March II:
crrf rGorEBTr.
Lexington Al, II cor uf Rockwell ktt NJ 12't
la5 H. With Il other lola in sa'to addition. nm M,
dated March .VA"
2ixll5 Fl, dated 11areA ill.,. .......:....-.. 3.7ho
West Monroe 81, IA II nf 1x,nrnis At, nf.
ai3lsa Il, vim building, dated Marrl, i0... 1,,co
NrAt Adams IT. @H # " rt Campbell ~. nj,
a31l.G It, iattt Marcl. n,............,.... 1,su0
Ashley st. i4:l It " If Lincoln At, Ef, 1as1nu II.
Ks It, t IL, II :, Of we.i Chicago ~, wf III: :i1 '
1O1f tlatcl JalI. q. 1871 DO
rrar,e nv, 2H It 3 Of Thtrty.kecon,t 81, vi, f,.J
l?al6 II. dated DIX. u. 1s't..:............ $500
E0f, da.oa Fob. lo.. o.............'........., 3,a5o
1niliara Nv, :,ib ii Of Twenty.sourih 1t, ef,
.i91f5 It, dated Fob. .2S..........u.,....., $50
North Leavitt at. 9. Il II Of Wllmot v.wf,2i
.lco Il, with Improvements, dated siarrho.. $500
DreIner et. 70 It Of uobbe 1T, v t. 2GxiQ0f,
dated March n...... .... 5000
II, iatel Jan. :4.ao
dated Fel. 1900
NORTH or cIrr LIMIT, WITHIN RADIUS OF EftEH
FROM CoTnr-MoUhr.
Lot to Of Cark's iet1 III to IL, in Block
Of 4 Sec -, 40, II. dated March 10....,.. 5000
souTH OF ciTr limits. WITHIN RAp1rs OF MILES
Fnou cnURr-HOGAE.
Lexington ~, . cor Of Tjfy-th1rd Ut, VT, 100
Lexington AZ, cor nf Fify.tAirI st, 81, ln1
1lGl #, dated Dec. II, 1s13............... 1900
ucald st, 1tt' It n Of Cleveland 81, v I. loo11.t
It dated Jan. $500
wi1T OF CITY LIMITS, WITHIN 4 Radius Of NILES
FNON TIE COURTHOUSE.
W Y OF Lot 10, tn Block ], Of Castles Part Of
Hen i, ~, II, dated March hN................$ 7j1
+ i Of santc DOT, dated March 3.........,.,. S50
, 1875-03-12
PROVISIONS,

Noa PnoDucTH-Wtr9 comparatively qHlct, bnt
stronger all roun1. Tilora fa!s demand, hut
bnyeta disposed to resist further nlyauce Live
hogs ~oru active and higher, and holders of product
wera Offering but llttlo bring strong Ia tlps yitws,
especially Liverpool WIS e.l per TOD Ita hgcr OFT ar,l
The present weather Ia not favorable for cutting au
1t IL expected that tho two three packers who lavo
hell back their returns nf tic seasons work, becau.o
tAcy are still busy. will nnw close up. leaving presc.t
stocks the buaTs for trading VIC mole that tho
reported packing Of Milwaukee during lilo past winter
Is corrected to reat 2'I,uM hogs; nyeraHe Weight,
:oa.Ui hH; Yield Of lard, 3l.2 lbs.
3Isss rolsE-Waa Arm, aud tcsa scvc at Nh average
advance Of DC per bril- with faEr dcand for caHii
lots sAes wcro reported Of l.oo urs casll sclIcr
slS.soaidGl; $3.50 lfs seller May at $1a.75Ga1s.A;
a,7eo bra M tel1er June Ct slscs@i?as; Total. I;7n
fat ap1 ssl1It su sSis 70. say CASH.
Othvr descriptions o. pork were quiet anl firm at
si9. for clear, si70 for fanily mess si6oc9l6.35
Tor prime meas, and l25 for extra rrIns lo
LAaD-Was In fair demand and slat1c hri,er.
though the market fell oI early under FREQ offerings.
TIE stronger feeling PORK and e tone If tho advesH
though New York was dull. Sae, wcts reported of :iW
ss M e4s 4 81; x1;Ss;i'; !: g.; 20 pa: 4 sls; a
4 3;H@i3..o cs:h; 9la15sia.41,j for apri; and
roun, sou,a lots being held at still further advance
The outwnr1 movement continues at 50 brtst ratio
that It would close ont the last pound In Ahont
month"; II kept ur and this fact makes hullcrA inde-
pculr,t, especially stockh ht other points ore also
statel % be workng low. Sales wero reported OF
70 oqO lts shoulsaasa At 7c cash. nn s.9u7laE Per
100 H. aoes rr the ou.ae be!ug Tor special cure.
abort clear Ut ipo; looy, ba ,lo seller May l0Ac.
The market cloaed Mt G'.c for gsorn shoulders,
slorI clear, and gkts1tc do hams. Hwes-rctcl
hams III ~ asesa9r} It ~ luxe A1tats In silt
aeller March fc do seller April: 7Ac do seller May
long clear, .5o ca.h or seller Marsh DO seler Apfi
VIE; 10 seller May, lo.;o;, abort ribs, 1)o saah
l0ic; short clears, caeh or seller March. l0si lGo;
do Roler April, lUhe; do Rellor Niay, 1aa,c. 1oxcd
mctts Nc higher than loose. Bacon meats quoted at
l?ai3Kc for haue, Sic for shnnllerR, lie for short
ribs, aul II Ac for .hort e!cars-al packed.
GnEAsE-Wua quiet at rGs1lc.
Dt.EF pNopUcrs-wes, quiet and nnmlua1y un-
chanR at taa' for n,cas, tj.5 for extra lness mud
ST.. IN u Z. 10 for bnlnf.
TALLow-Quoted at 8t@8tsc.
, 1875-03-12
swimming E5.ttlis In tho TAniiicy.
LnNI0H udf{u Ifre1tdilh


Il will soon DO possible to enjoy o swim in tho
Thames. 4 gigantic swimming BATH composed
Of Iron, and shortly to bo rooted Ia with plato
glass, llns boon lowed up tho ryor from tho East
lluugcrford bridge. Engllshmon whose good
fortune 1t las boon to visit Paris may have Hcen
such thing on tho Seine, but tho pfeaont groat
tank Ia tho first Of ils kiud TINT has yot loated
isy Of ac.enco laa bco,, taxed to add to tie com.
fort aud entovnont Of its patrons. The mater
that Is udmittod to 1t nowH through thick bauk
Ut charcoal, aud Ii 30 effec1ualty filtered
that It sparkles and g,,steus as II it
sunk below the deapest chalk. Nor Ia this all,
for at the lower end OF tho pool IL ~ apparatus
OF boilers and loug coils Of hot piping. bY tue
MD OF which the temperature oan be 70 raised aB
to make tepll bath possible. ove,, III tho midst
nll that tho depth will bo NO graduated Us to suit
oven the most tlmid swimmer, anu thRt tho price
Of admission will, It y said, DO reasonable oven
i not cleap. Ihas .ne aaea aan ~ much N lts
iug-tank will 10 opened to noue OF the obj ]oct1us
that hinder the popularity Of tho alsealY-estai-
lsilsd swimming batls. Tho London awimmiug-
bash has many disaBrceahio peeuarities willie
1t IL, AZ rule, DO constructed TINT ayerylhtux
lsans Into It, and nothing drains ont ItB defects
upon which VIC haya no wish to dwpli-ato
sufficiently familiar to I'LL enthusiastic Awlnmors
whoae bad fortune 1t ss to ba compelled to dwsll
In London all tho year rullud with no available
poce OF open water nearer TINA tho Serpeutlns
Ia the wost aud the lakp lu Victoria Park, Ip
tho new tRnk-lf wa may 40 call ,s-tlleao impor-
fections will DO Eoaucoa 10 minimum. 1t will
30 open to tho air. il will bs always full OF bright
fresh wafer. aud plunge into 1t will be plunge
into tho river itsolf. Should the seEeulo slio-
ceel, additional baths will 10 Iuoored on Green
wicil, yastersea, aud F.mico. Aud tlas il will
prove saseess' ,, arc substantial one, is moro
aud Cambridge Alell on tlo TenOIa nt,l sho,,t
, 1875-03-12
MONEY AND COMMERCE
FINANCIAL,

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,,...s. w.. a.. ,,.Ls ~ .,,..- 1..,,,, tr,. ~.
!essefaaS Anops ae oanA" .nu Inv IT..
4fdatton Of the srfnH trate by tho backwhsdness Of
Tbs weather Affects ths demand for money, anil tho
aAaaon for full activity In obar directions has hardly
Jes . oIenea'
"h mo exception Of SPECIFICATIONS OF the '1s''a el'fs
from Doard OF Trade ncn, Rnl merchants d!fal,.
notn,cd AZ th.ir roilccona thrro M. lIuIo d.mnnd
T.. .,a,.. '-S' "~''0
tor lnun"s'
Hates or discount At tho banss arc af!o FER cent.
On tho street tlern n very little doing. Rates
ia IA per rent
49,. =. SAL. A..
No" 1v'A sAenAnB' ""s Aeafce alu tA4H' - P"A :"
2'o premium.
The clsarfnga were 81, 1,s0o0n0
1ur rynonr.r,nx ~ .1oou,r
w. 49, ~ t'Nt t ~" W.
Iho feH'onh!faneea or tho NOW fosk lfouuee fx-
change and many others Interested IN Tho expectation
Of Alcohol against tho unpar aelcd severity CT the ru-
inu, Of III, Internal Revenue pcpartucnt with rc9ar
IN a4nort bombs 1,axa sccn,ti n,olicattou of tho
, 1875-03-12

Hoa6-Lightiwetght took another ''upwartl jump"
yesterday ordinary u cxirn selling at $.G5 .Uu-an
increaao nf loc. The market for heavy hogs atso ta
oxcupt for alrctly choice, Ut which htre Cul,lluucs i
srarlity, Infaror qunlttlos, of matter what weight
wcre not watltcl 1t my lricc, md considerable
md unsuitable nt any advance tho prices paid
for them ta tic country. The range Of The market
$G.uos 6.0. With two or three Exceptions thero
were no ales above $780, nor waa thevu much trailing
at lower nguro than $780, TIE sae at $500 w1s ei-
fccted by II. Strallorn TO. Tho drove averaged 40
lba. Included In tho nys ea1es were the following: