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The New York herald., 1875-11-12
RAILROAD BONDS.

Railroad bonds were strong and in demand. Hannibal
and St Joseph eghts, convertible, advanced from 7S
to SOY Chicago and Northwestern consolidated cou-
pom gold bonds continue firm at S7zS 49, Some large
transactions took place in the Pacific issues, Union
nrsts selling at 1884, sinking funds at 49, Central at
1O3% and San Joaquin Branch from s6h to SIX. Fort
Wayne rsts sold at 115h, and Morris and Essex re-
gstered rsts 113h. New York Central skies of1S87
advanced 1o4 Cleveland and Pttsburg consolidated
sinking funds 1861, Chicago and Northwestern con-
solidated brought 96x.
The following we're the closing quotations for Pacific
Railroad bonds Union Pacific nrsts 103H 1o3k;
Union Pacific land grants 97s< 9s; Union Pacific
sinking funds, IS ssk; Central Pacincs 1o4 1o414
BANK SHARES
Bank shares sold at 1872 for Galatn National 12o for
Market 1907 for Phoenix and 81 for Fourth National
The following the latest bids:-America, $50;
American Exchange 114s Central National 1o2; Chat
ham, 1856; Chemical 16Oo; City, 300; Commerce. 123;
Corn Exchange 13o Fourth National OF; Fulton, $50;
Gallatn National 1872; Importers and Traders 19Tk;
Mercantile, 1885, Merchants, 123; Merchants Ex-
change, 1o4; Metropolitan l3o; New York, 132; Ninth
National. sO Park 140; Phoenix, 100; Seventh Ward,
97 ST. Nicholas, 1o2; State of New York, l04
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT 1-16C. HIGHER; FUTURES
1-16c. HIGHER-FLoUR QUIET BUT STEADY
WHEAT DULL-CoRN QUIET BUT UN-
cHANGED-oATs DULL AND EAsrER-BARLEY
QUIEr-BARIEY MALT oUIET-PoRK DULL.
AND NoMINAL-LARD DULL AND EAsIER-PE-
TRoLEUM DULL AND EEGLECTED-spRrTs
TURPENTINR DULL-Ros1N DULL AND NE
GLEcTED-HIDEs UNcHANGED-ous STEADY
wHIsKEY LowER-FREIGHTs, STEAM FIRM;
SAIL EAsY-HEMP AND JUTE UNCHANGED,
GUNNIEs UNcHANGED-coFFEE UNCHANGED
SUGAR FIRM
THURSDAY. Nov. 11-6PM
There was more or loss rrogularty in the merchan-
disc markets to-day, but only few essential changes
There was a quito general tendency toward lower
basis, but sellers generally resisted it. On 'Chango
-four was quiet but steady Wheat dull but nomin-
ally unchanged the discrepancy between the views or
buyers and sellers precludng the possibility OF to
any amount Corn was quiet but unchanged. Oats
we're duh and easier. whiskoy was lower. Pork was
dull and nominal Lard dull and easier. Cotton on
the spot was steady and 1-1ec higher futures were
also 1-1ec higher Coffee was unchanged Gunnies
we're quiet unchanged Hemp ute unchanged
Hides steady Naval stores generally quiet. Oils
unchanged Petroleum dull and depressed Sugar
Freghts hrmcr for and easy for sail
CopYEE.-The market for Brazis unchanged Mid
coffee was quiet We have copy Of "Wrghts Rio Coffee
Telegrams dated tNovember 10 advising sales for the
tho I'd inst OF 81 900 bags shipments
TO Atlantic ports 900 do do to Cult ports, 900 do
loading for tho United States 1900 do; date,
275 900 do; average daily recepta i0,70o do Price
market steady, eI4Oo Exchange, 27ASd. upward
tendency The stock OF mild coffee in first hands Is
follows Java 80 200 mats Singapore, 9454 do
Ceylon 33 bags; Maracaibo 800 do Laguayra 159 do
Mexican e22 do Manila $500 do. Savanila- 20l7 do.
and $500 do Java We 1oo.e-ordinsry ca.goes
i7ac 21c; santos, fair to good, lsAc 1910, gold,
ninety days; Java government bags 26c 27c do grass
mats 26c 2sc; Singapore. do, &c. dc Ceyon 21c
22c Mafacaibo. lo1ac a2lhc; Laguayra, lghc a. gle;
Rico lshc 2o11c Costa Rica. lgc 2l1c. Mexican,
1910 2c.; Manila, 1870. 2Olsc; Angostura leo .
Gle. Savanilla. i9c. gle Curacoa, lS1ec. a zoe.
CorzoN-The market for cotton the spot steady at
advance OF Lice Futures ll6c higher The clos
ing quotations to-day compare with Wednesdays hnaI
The New York herald., 1875-11-12

MEMORANDA.
The railroad earnings thus far in November continue
to show handsome gain. The first week shows an
increase on the ST. Paul road of s54,ooo and on the
Rock Island OF $4,000.
The Union Pacific, as previously reported gains about
sos 0Oo For the first two days of the second week the
Northwestern shows increase Of 500.
Grain and other produce is coming in rapidly, and
It was reported to-day that firm alone within three
days. had made advances to the extent of S. 100000
produce on its way to the seaboard.
The failure Of S. NJ Beard Son Co., tea merchants,
with liabilities of $780, 900 announced this after
noon.
c. W. Ellis Co. to-day notified the Stock Exchange
OF their Inability meet their contracts 1t is under
stood that their cmbarrassments result from specua
tion in lard.
A special meeting OF the Stock Exchange was held
with closed doors at halfpast eleven this morning,
when the Governing Committee presented report
showing that d. E. Haviland and s. D. Carr had been
suspended for SIX months for taking less than the
regular commission: also that s. N. Salamon had been
expelled for not having reported himself as having
failed on his contracts.
Foreclosure proceedings on the third mortgage
bonds of the Missouri Pacific Railroad have been COM
menced in the United States Circuit Court for the
Eastern district of Missouri The parties the suit
represent $3.50 600 bonds and they ask to have the
road sold under decree OF the Court as provided for
by the terms OF the under which those bonds
were issued
Earnings OF Ohio and Mississippi Rail
way for four months, June 80 to October
81, 1875, were Qess transfers formerly
ncudedl 81, 0S3, 1o5 GA
Deduct operating expenses uncudng taxes) 6Sl 62
Surplus s...................... s2sS, ,5l4 o.
regular meeting of the Erie Railway directors was
held to-day. A quorum present and President
Jewett presided. Nothing but routine business
transacted.
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amer two P. M-November. 700 bales .. IS a.s2e
December 500 13c 500 At l3 332c January SOO AZ
IL 732c, 400 l3lSc February, 500 at 1875. 5n0 a.
i3 1880 March, 100 a 3 lee April LOO a. 1884
june 1000 ift6c; August 200 ut l33Sc Total - 100
bales To-day up r M-NOyember, goo az Is 9,S2e,
800 al l3zc, 400 IL 5i0c. 400 az - 95@e luO AZ
3 5l6c 100 at 10 o32c 900 at l3 5l6c 200 a. ~ S52c
5,32c f3Oo al l3 3I6c. l. 100 at I3 s2c., l2vO az
10 SIG; January, 200 At i3 932c, 500 -
100 at is 7.iec. 100 at 10 isa2c 600 At 70 Lice,
100 at 10 15-a2c., 500 az l3 7-l6c; March. 100 az
10 l02c 100 At I3sEc 200 10 I932c TOO 131sc 500
a. Is I932c April 100 l3 1896 500 AZ - 232c May,
TOO 15c 100 a l3 81 -2c 500 a l3 l5l6c. june 800
q. IA 3lec Total ~ 800 bales Grand total 27oO bales
The receipts al the ports follows -iaveston,
3097 baes New Orleans 6975; Mobile. LIB; sayan-
nah. 3490 Charleston, 2,5l2 Wilmington, 3oo Norfolk,
g. 27; Baltimore 3S; New York. O9S Boston, 5Ol Phtlal
dephia 1877 Total rs s69 bales This day last week ~ ia
This day last year, n 735. Total since September J.
O39 1877 bales. Cotton freights closed oliows:-To
Hayre, BY steam. 1sc. To Hamburg by steam, lc, com
pressed TO Bremen, by steam, lc compressed To Liver
pool I'D BY steam BY sail I'D sled. Market steady
FLOUR AND GRAIN-Receipts-Fio 1873 bps wheat
$3.50 100 bushels; com 277li do oats ~ e43 do bar
quiet to-day, but there change Of moment in
prices The sales about bbl prices within
M nya We nuat
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lowest prices of the day.
THE aALEs TODAY.

The transactions on the Stock Exchange to-day ag
Eregated 1856 600 shares New York Central and
Gudson, 357 Erie 1850; Lake Shore, 22, $40; North
western $780, do. preferred, ESQ; Rock Island, 9oo
Pacific Mall 2s,3oo; St Paul, 310o; do preferred,
Bio; ohos, 1880; Western Union, IL 100; Wabash,
500; Union Pacific, 11,525; c., c. and l. c., ZOO;
Panama, 1oo Michigan Central, 1858; Missouri Pacific,
a02OO
The New York herald., 1875-11-12
PRrcEs-3 p. M.

THE MONEY MARKET
Money call loans closed at "a per cent There
IS no change the rate commercial paper. Foreign
exchange closed at 4S1K 50 for bankers 60 days
sterling and 4S616 a4S7 for demand.
MARKET
Gold opened at 114z, fell off to 114x aud later adj
vanced to 14, at which it closed The rates paid for
borrowing l. and per cent per annum and 1-64
per diem 1t observed that unusual number of
foreign bankers were buyers to-day.
The New York herald., 1875-11-12


The bids for Treasury gold aggregated 81 10000 at
prices ranging from 1891 to ia ST. The award Of
5000 900 made TO Parker Handy at ia As TO ia 81
THE UNITED TREASURY
The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $50 900 gold
account OF interest," and $154 600 redemption OF
vetwenty bonds The following are Treasury balances
at close Of business to-day -Currency, 80 500 600.
coin, ST, 100000, less coin certificates, SIT 800 600
Customs receipts to-day, 100000 Revenue receipts
$500 600 Bank notes received for redemption to-day
S45oOOo.
Government bonds closed firm at the following
otations:--Unitcd States currency skies, 1888;
do do, 1881, registered, l2i l21h do do, do,
coupon, l22k 122K do. nve-twenties, 1902 regis
tered. il4A a ll4A; do. do, do, coupon, 114A
il4s(; do do 1864, registered ll4h il4a4; do do.
do, coupon, ll4h 1l4A; do. do, 1885, registered,
il5k a ll6k; do. do, do, coupon 1l51< alex; do
do, do, new, 1lo ll9k; do do, do, coupon,
ll0 a IoE; do do, 1867, registered, l2O4
a l2l; do. do, do, coupon, l2o5S l2l; do. do,
1858, registered, III l2lx; do. do, do, coupon,
i21K a l2lh; do. tenortes, registered, ll5h
il5H; do do, coupon, ll6K 1l7x; do. hves, 1884,
registered, 1864 ll51 do. do, do, coupon, ll59s
su5x
London advices report no change In the Bank OF
England rate OF discount at the regular weekly meeting
OF the directors today and the rate remains at per
cent In the open market three months discounts are
reported at 21 Q per cent The decrease OF bullion
by the Bank for the week was f3520O0 sterling. To-
day f22 600 was withdrawn on balance The proportion
OF liabilities AZ per cent against 80 o16
The unemployed in the Bank fo, ,3S9 49S To-
day 10 ticket day, and tomorrow fortnightly selling
day At the Stock Exchange. Consols were nrm until
near the close, when a slight decline reported
United States bonds were steady. European stocks
The New York herald., 1875-11-12
Stock this day, November
45,716 81, ,7S3 173.o79 1906
es,o72 7o,29s l41, 400 81
75,soo 1881 3le,ele 4,77e

venber a. is7S S........ 2ol5o 2s.oA 2s,2s2 l,o75
We quote fair refining, 77sc; good do. sSc; Cuba,
grocery fair 70 choice sas ss DO c'ntriiiugal hhds
and boxes To- Tie Porto Rico, refining common prime
73sc Sic do. grocery fair 70 choice, Sac sac
standard A. s2sc foc OF A, 91sc e9c crushed lc
yellow szc Sxc extra q, SIC. 94c. cut loaf ll5Sc
dull ls4c ai4c for Western and i414c-
TsEIow-Ihe quiet; sales IS 900 lbs e,6c
04ac. for prime city.
MHsKKY.-Reccipts 424 bbla The market was easier;
400 bbs sold At 81 l61s.
FRErGnTs-Steam the berth stronger under
improved demand for and limited offerings Of
commodaton The call for charering Is moderate
engagements To Liverpool by II 600 bushels
grain Through reight, at 9d bushel 5000 bushels
I'd 1000 boxes reported at 40s bales cotton,
ratio by ship 500 bales hops Liverpool for
steam LOO bbls apples at As $50 bbls sugar BIS
3d.; 500 bbs -four by sail, at 3a The charters
comprise Norwegian bark hence French port. be
6s 3D. Italian bark hence 70 two spanish ports with
10000 cases refined petroleum 23 bark reported
last Havre DunkiTk with crude petroleum
ported at As: losd per Dbl German bark hence 70
Bremen, with 5000 bbs do, owners account bark
from New Orleans Liverpool Hayre. with cotton
$500 bbis. petroleum. rates: vessel Cnow
loading from New Orleans TO Liverpool with cotton at
5 3D. schooner hence TO Granada with general cargo at
with lumber and bricks from Bangor 10 Hay at 81 so
M. New York from Brunswick. with lumber,
St John, b. TO Bristol Channel with deals 74s
thence Galway with do SOs schooner thence
north side Cuba with shocks, az lie American brig,
from Philadepha to United Kingdom, with ollcake
27s Cd schooners thence Portland with COAL
81 e0 italian bark cle, hence Cork for orders with
$500 quarters OF grain o 9d German bark from Phila
As 7ad bark rumored hence to the Meditsansan with
2,oOO bbls do. on private terms
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$4,000 500 C cb.. 11411 $1,000 $500 c, 'es 121<
1000 5-2oc ,e5... 1l5I COCO SIS si..b3 115x
1000 s 5-20,r, '65,n. lie
$4,000 Dist Col 3. .65's.

$4,000 Dist Col 3.65's.
2OOO Tn r RR ist. -.
1000 do.
2OOO I'm Pac | g......
2OOO West Pac bonds
5000 o Y 1st,S J br...
10000 do.
1000 @ p LIST, O d o br
10000 Con Pac < b.....
10000 M & st P con s (.
1000 Pac rs, gtd Mo.
1000 @ a N w c c 6 b.
1000 Chi Il N w con-.
1000 Mich Cen 7's....
5000 Ohio i NJ I'd. -.
5000 st l. a. I Mt 1st..
5000 @ 4 y con s f....
1000 NY @ 6's, ,'S7.b b c
10000 do. o............
5000 L S lst, con. RIB c
10 shs Fourth N Blk. :.
100 ID a ii Can. b Q
100 Quick Min pr. ..b Q
IQn MaatII Tai u q h3
The New York herald., 1875-11-12
PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
HAVANA MARKET.

PROVIDENCE r. l.. Nov ii 1875.
Printing cloths steady 4c Axe sixty days for best
64x64 standard and extra goods, with quiet demand.
The New York herald., 1875-11-12

1000 p n W A Chi LIST I15I
6000 Del 4 II cts, '0i I07j
1000 l. 4 N con, '0s.. ~
10 shs Gallatin n Blk. 1872
20 Market Bank. 49,. 10
81 Ph@nix Bank. 10O5
10 Fourth Nat Bk..bc 81
The New York herald., 1875-11-12

MINK SEAL AND SABLE FURs DARKENED BY
M process exclusively our own, 70 look ike new lining,
altering, 6c Sacques made 70 order u ~ WlLlalAAsv
$50 Fulton street, Brooklyn
cyuowCAsEs AT REDUCED PRICEs-THE LARGEST
- assortment of the patterns In the city;
packed shipped Of charge with guarantee Of sa
delivery HOFFMAN, 4 FERSCH, las Chatham stresi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-16
a cCard frona uCtyts.''

Editors Dispotch You have made caro-
rial comments in three issues OF YOUR papo,
on my articles in the Religious Hsrdtd, aou
in no case have Won correctly stated ny -po'
sitinn. You tell us this morning tnat Tue
New York law "aUouS every mao 10 seuo
hiscbildren to any school, Of airy sort, pup
liz ar private "a fact which | well Knew
and recognized throughout my article on.
The noint made was that it conpelss bin 70
send them to some school. The New Yorker
Is REQUIRED TO send his children Dst"eeu &c,
taiu ages to school. That the laT eraclous'5
allows him to choose between pEsVate atu
public schools is prlQiiege WINCH
Ia MANY cases is worth nothing, ior pti-
waite enterprise cannot cope WIN lne
huge ID machinery of Government out sueuu !,
ance at school, public or priva!e, compelieo
by law, is, maintain, All odious ana tyran-
nical interference on the part OF Inc civil au'
thority with the duties aud responsiveness
of parents, aud practical deoiii Oh Tue
teachings of the Bible on the relations a, ana
obligations of parents and children. 1nls
nosi,ion YOU have not touched, ano ali
clad to have the opportunity OF giving some
Sound doctrine your readers. LII. -
II ia hardly necessary to add that my artl,
eIe in the Herald discussed the puollc.scnooi
'.,,,to,,, NOT the present form of the virginia
IN 90 ON the subject and the New YORK Ia"
was brought up only for the purpose OF more
clearly defining and illustrating my posltlon'
eie"''' C1VIs.
We deem it necessary only to refer the
roo1or Of the above card to the New York
law, which appears 10 another column.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-16
Insurance Of Sheep


Trerc Is a great deal in word. "Worns
are thiecs." The Shenandoah Eefdso s"s,
gesled a good idea as TO the proper USE "
words in connection With laws cohee''''e
dogs and sheep. 1t says:
~ur w T.. peachv, Of this county, Iost
.oor he DOS on last Friday Night. |
~Thn doys were afterwards killed. iols Is
sbe 6-st case 10 which the good cncc's o' wv.
Soc.l.w will be demonstrated. mr. feachS
,,;ii receive nav; or, in other ~oNos, MT.
peachy. BIZ paying 0 ssnSt tax, insured DIS
nroncrty against loss Of over ONO huhafeo
and city dollars
That's the idea. All sorts OF insurance
seen to he popular nowadays; and why
no, sheep.ia>urance,; man pays dollar or
two in the shape of 4 tax ares his dog, and
thereby NOT only irsures his own sheep, but
his ueighber's-that Is, he frsarcs them az
man irsures his house: il the house burns
down, be gets paid for it. If the sheep are
destroyed, the owner gets pay for them.
But how far eugh. this sort Of insurance
10 extend? I;a mans house burns down
he gets all Of the insurance money, or house
as good as the one destroyed, and in many
instances q better one. The insurance OF
sheep should be based aIpon the same ab'
stract principles Of equity and justice. Ii
dog gets .isto a flock Of sheep, and Kills som'
and worries others CT them, that flock ].
practically destroyed, 1t will never agai 4
be As it was before. It. should he disbsRds d
SO to speak. The sheep should be sold GU
q few to one man aud few 10 another, IN
a uey, :Hock put upon the shepherds farr
who has had The q. Misfortune to have hs flor
worried by dogs. And the measure or dam
aces should be the amount q the ioss allie
ali the "demorakz ed" sheep are Disposed o.
The owner should he put into as good cen
dillon, so far as sheep are concerned as
WIS in before the dogs visited his ilOcli.
With such faw as this in operation, sheep
gaising would ~soon enrica manF OF th
-cou mites ef.V4gnia. The improves tneTt !
the value OF the lands occasionsd by tn
Keeping Of tie sheep would of itself pa
many times over the tax upon the do g, to sa
nothing of the inc lambs and n1 ton eta
the owners would be enabled To I'ut npo
their tables;ro1 Of the sheep that tn ey woul
ANNUALLY send to market
BY all means let US have law fos' lnsarin
sheep. Who could object to it: Even tn
.fox-hunters would hardly have he impn
-dence to cry out against such law, "hsis
-SAnpo himself would perhaps be forced U
Weld to the force of public opin'c'i.
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The -Neoy York Compulsory SchoaE'
Law.

The foRcwing speaks fox itself. we need
not ask the render to say do" fsr it is con"
-sis,snt with the "tcmpesxte' paragraphs
we ,subshed yesterday concerning this law
E,s-oc, IRON the 7aus u Neu York for
1874. See .Sesssa Acts. r. 532.
"HSery parent, guardian, &c, plf any child
betwa pu EIGHT and fourteen years of are shah
.cs,,s,, g.. ,rca child 10 attend some public or
private SCHOOLS t least fourteen VEINS III r'c !,
Year. ei eIt weeks ol "hloa a|'eh.auIe sli"h
he com, nxtiye, or be instructed se9ularly at
home a, feast fourteen weeks in.cach year in
spelling, reading ~sip'ne- Lns,isl sia,i'nai'
cal or m, n.al condition Of the child is such
az IA rena Ter such Attendance redistribution
ineXpede OF or 'mpracl,cSo.e. -1'9ct" l.
act for G, 'mputSOfS gNSG01oa.
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Bank.CheGixN.
SRmpS ON

SaauunS os, Bank. Cheeks
Tho tollowinp i, the decision of the SO.
licitor OF the TIeh>ui ie"sthe W 'oe f'Silt o.
;n,.rn.lravenua oh, 'Ials TO cXlmiue tue
books and papers OF u. "'oh"' o'Lhs'
DRPA HlhtNI OF otSicE J
ppp,cp r. Sor,c,r. .R OF TREA>URG
W AsHINGToS, D. W apTi' Z, 1919 }
Sir,-I have the homo. ~ return herewith
the letter OF the 25th ulti mo- reservoir oS sou
from the Controller Of ca rlcucs ana ieierfed
10 me, submitting for you otcis'oh tue cues
ton as TO the authority Oft Elnte'hairefende
officers TO eX anime the boo Ms sha papers oil
national banks. The Cont io''ei represents
that the Commissioned Of utertai neVenue
claims To find this authority III seetfoh o,lt5
and att Of the revised sta 'u'es' oat 10 me
Judgment Of the Contro!e: section 0.24l
exemp.s national banks FROM lhe operations
Of the sections just cited.
Section 1888 contains /. 10 following:
"Every supervisor, under tn dEectioH OF
the COMMISSIONER shall see tia all Jaws add
regulations relating 10 the COZ lecticn OF ln-
ternal tpXes are faithfully eXecu 'ed and cons-
piled with, and shall aid in the prosecution.
detection, aud punishment Of fra uos IN feia'
ton thereto, and examine into th eelhclency
and conduct of all officers OF In ethai reFe-
nue.; and f)r such purposes he shali nave
power TO eXsmine all persons, booA s. papers,
accounts, and premises, to admins 'el oa'uS,
and to SUMMON any person to proG1 &c pooAs
and papers"
Section 3.l77 provides thus An. Vcollec-
tor, deputy collector, or Inspector nay en-
ter, 10 the daytime, any building On pace
where any articles or objects subject 10 lux
are made, produced, or kept, within Ia ois'
trict, SO far as it may be necessary 10. Tue
purpose of examining said articles o. oo-
.jects." -
Section b,24l provides that no asso ia
ton shall be subject to any visitoriai poWt is
other than SUCH rs are authorized Dy IN u
title or are vested In the courts OF justice.
The remsiuing act provides for examina
lions to ascertain the condition Of banks. 1t
also provides for the appointment of IT ceiv.
ers. and tor taking away their franchises in !
certain cases. Examiners do not inquire d.
TO the stamping OF cnecks. The banks hoan-
ciai condition Is not affected by the neglect OF
depos.or TO stamp his check. The power
conferred by the internal.revenue act is not
Visltorla 10 the ordinary meaning Of that
term. The officers do not visit the bank 10
report anything relative to its management;
they simply desire 10 ascertain what evidence
may be bad OF the evasion o: the provisions
not OF the banking, but Of the internaI-rev.'-
nue. act.
AN OF opinion that sections 1863 and 3l77N
CONFER authority as claimed by the Commas
sloner or lnternal Revenue, and ars. not in. ,
operative AS 10 the banks because of section
;3zil or any other statutory provisions. {
Very respectfully. BuFoRD WtLsos-
Solicitor of the Treasury.
HcA. Is. ii. Br1stoo Secretary of the Trea- 1
sury.
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hf- COHEN BROTHERS advertise OF,

H-E DIV ie' ao,Nit.@|'"}
such goods as they have In large quantities. TGsy
are never just out" and for tits reason may
goods below the market rate may be found 4: the:s
place of business, which, owing 10 too small Gag
;iues they do not risk TO advertise.
hey are otfrDga very large lot Of the t-,s, maze
o! CURSEIS known In tie European mark: :;
half value.
Their BLACK SILKS. which may be relied as'on
represented, either foreign or com"-uc, ~ n"
cheapest Off red in this city, Ii VIII pa! r"H
TO compare their prices before you BUY
Their 81 ACk ALPACAS a, 86c. are a. :'-,+ a:
any usually sold 1t soc.
SILK LUSTRtS at 52". warranted a. goo! 40
any generally sold Soc At 75c- generally sod :.
sl25
COLOaED SILKS and other DRESS nOob> =
extensive variety, and many less thin hIAf'''
value.
DO not fail TO see their NOTTINGHAM LACE
They warrant 10 save you from 10 10 &c. IN t'''j
yard.
Their WHITE and BLACK REAL LACE con.'
prises the largest assortment IN the city, p'.S'-
pally sold at not much over half their value.
APPLIQUE TIDES ut 35c. cheap At 75c, a. 500
worth 81, at 1925 worth 1880, !: :l'''
worth s3;S
FRENCH SAiSSOOK5 At 25e. cheap L, 90;
SOFT-FISIsH FRENCH CANBRIC i: 1885,
worth 40c.;
STRIPED and CHECKED AUSLIEs-m-ry
fully so per cent. less than market rat.
VICTORIA LAWNS at 25c. worth fully 37t'A:
SOC. wor h 45c.;
SWISS MUSLIN a. lie. worth 1910, ,! !s'.
worth 25c, al csc. worth 25c., aud many >'hsf
prices at proporlionate value;
Best IRISH LINENS tof Belfast mauufactI'sl AZ
hear half value;
Also, The CHI, apest WHITE TARLATASs ese'e:'
fered In this city.
Those buying The above-enunerated white soo3o y
the piece generally running from IL to ~
YARDS Will receive an extra discount
4 Large assortment Of PAaASOLs WAR sn;sG] :.
the loves market ratei
Also, large stock OF CAsSiMEREs for men "-G
boys wear.
CLOSED SATURDAYS. apiV
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-16
MARRIAGES.

,,,rried. In Sicholsou-Street church, "Wednesday,
Anr iii i4ih, by Rev. Herbert r: Bacon: J9HN
Nct;ATLEY, So, to Mrs. NJ AIRY Z. hAIChEh'
ali of Richmond.
Baltimore Sun please copy.
Married oath March, 1875. at her urcles: ): >;
A. rails tsI.. by the Rev. J. B deter, EDWARD
e p.RSOSS ana Miss ALICE j. BROWN; Dotn
of Richmond, Va. No cards.