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MAYoRALrY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Ball, April 10, 1876.

MAYoRALrY OF NEW ORLEANS, I
City Ball, April 10, 1876. :
mo. 346l-Administration Series.
RESOLVED, That the Administrator of Pub-
lie Accounts warrant on the Administrator
of Finance in favor of A. Mckee, for $24O,
being for ballast furnished to the Depart
ment Of Improvements in May, 1875, when
ever there shall be money in the city treas
OF the revenues of the year 1875, and not
otherwise appropriated.
Adopted by the Council Of the city of New
Orleans, April IL. 1876.
A true copy:
y II. HARDY, Secretary.
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Stock on hsh0 ana on sblpboard. 22O. 4lO
otock Oh hAnO same time last year. l6l 926

To- days exports embraced 5o73 bales to Liver
pool, and 1901 10 New York.
Receipts proper since last evening 3s4s bales
making an aggregate eince Friday evening Of
~ 40 bales against Is s70 last week and 1861 last
year and SINCE August 81 1913 ,2sS bales. against
AZ 81 the Port: from u Yesterday to IL n to-day
year. and since Friday ,36l bsles against Al las
last week and 26 1877 last year. Total since August
81. s43 s2a bales against $3.50. l61 up to Monday
Exports Friday to tuesday incuslveI, to Crest
Britain 80 s8l bales, against Sc SEA last week and
ooao lsst yeae and to the continent 1921 bales,
COG sS0cks ct al the delivery ports made up to IL H.,
So bales. against 622 $50 Last week and 56l l3S
TOBAcCO-Tbe only trar sacrions reported IT,
day were 20 hhcs new e. 2, 8 and 81 The amount
on sale is estimated at $500 hhds We contin ue to
good eo7c low Leaf at sasc meGu% at n g
Tic good ct III 0l3c; fine at lsk 1iaSc - selec.
'lG pnr es n Ego; and Africans at l60-c
Liverpool at l3aad for cotton 3Os for olcake e. for
OH, ana 80 ID for rosin. We quote As follows:
ton, Providence. Pail River Philadelphia and Bslti
more via New York. sc; to New York &C. '"'''
to Bremen SSs 80 A0etRool ID to a.vrs Nc
a, sUGAR-oniy % bids were received this morn
aud 100 hhds sold at 81 aSc for in 2eior'
SIC for good common, 707kc for fair ~
for good fair, TIC for prime TIC for strictly
prime, SIC for choice, Tic for seconds, 9O9kc
The supplies now coming in are mostly of inferior
. M0LASSHS-The receipts this morning were con-
nned to Il bbls The market is quiet. but steady
and unchanged. dealers selling in the sheds al
quo 1or prime fermentiRg and SOC for choice ter.
CITY REFMRRY SUGAR-Standard A 10 selling.
on orders, IN bbls ct 10Mc; graduated and pow.
oe G !! *c; crushed II he; cut loaf l2c p No.
~ 4Vc ZOE common 4Sc for fair: SEC for prime; Sc
rLiVuA5.D4i, and very little doing even in the
treble Ct q 81 50 do st es; 50 At IS; Is and 100
CHOICE f s9 extra et es g DO ct s5 50 do
3 1t - Is; l:o and $50 bbls on private term:
C 1nsqS is 9uStsd l = Son & 2 8 2s93
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COMMERCIAL.

COTTON-The sales to day embraced $3.50 bales
~ irregular price, partly easier, but mostly
steady, requiring change in our quotations.
We give also the figures and report Of the tx
change, az below:
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.
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1ITY CoUNCIL-OFFICIAL
SPECIAL MEETING.

| CRY HALL, Esw ORLEANS,
| Wednesday, Aprl IL, 1876.
The Council met this day at l:3O P. M
in special session
Presentation. Charles j. Leeds, Mayor
presiding. and Administrators Bertoli
Brown, Bouny, Burke. Landry and Pills
bury.
The Mayor stated that the meeting wal
called for in consequence of the following
communication:
Hon: Charles j. Leeds Mayor Of the City of New
Orleans
Iou will please call q special meeting OF
the Council this day at haiti past one O. clock
for the purpose of electipg three members
E. PILsBURY,
Administrator of Finance.
P. L. BOUNY,
Administrator of Accounts
j. q. LANDRY,
Administrator Of Commerce.
j. G. BROWN.
Administrator of Public Accounts,
LEON BERTOLI.
Administrator Waterworks and Public
Buildings.
E. A. BURKE,
Administrator of improvements.
New Orleans. April IL, 1876.
Mr. Landry moved to proceed to the cleo
ton of members of the Board of Health
Adopted.
Mr.. Landry nominated DR.. F. Gaudet.
who was elected by the following vote:
BertolI, Brown, Bouny, Burke, Landry.
Pilsbury-6.
Mr.. Bouny nominated DR.. Y. R. Lemo-
nier, who was elected by the following
vote:
Bertoli, Brown, Bouny. Burke, Landry,
Pilsbury-6.
MIR. Bertoii nominated DR.. j. j. Finney,
who was elected By the following vote:
Bertoli, Brown. Bouny, Burke, Landry,
Pilsbury-6.
The Council then adjourned
J. Il. HARDY. Secretary.
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PonDeueI; same VS.. same same va aame. sayna
w. same, same W. same; same w. eema
SUPERlOR DISTRICT COURT FOR TuR PARISH
~ OF Orleans, EOs. S3,5O6 50 69a r. a2o - s3a
.os4S and 8s52l.-By virtue Of ak w,its If Ter;
Iacias 10 me directed by the honorable the An.
pellor district Court for the parish of Orleans i,
tne ABOVE entitled causes for city taYes Of ia-3
. to.s anc 1879, will proceed to self at nnbic anc
Ion at the merchants and AuctiOneers, Rxchange
noyai street, between Canal and lmS1omhoTs.,
streets, IN the Second District Of this city On
sMUNDAf May Is. 1876, at twelve o,cIock n the
'olioM% us described property, to wit
TWO CkkrAlN LOTS or (iKO(IND aieua4ad
N .ns FIRST district OF this city in SQUARE number
u ,n, nTnoied ana seventy -one, bounded by Com.
nv ., camp. 81 Charles and 0ravier streets desie
nated % lots numbers fifteen and sixteen. msasnr
.ng eacn twenty-five feet on Common etreet hv
one nundred and ten feet in depth.
@ CE1TAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in tn.
Srconu Ilsttlct Of this city, in square numher
O. o. .G1ngat, pounded by Bourbon, CustomhOuse
DnonSaIe ana Dauphine streets, designated a lat
numoor nve, measuring fOrty-ive feet on Bourhon
SStieSt' oy one hundred and twentyeiaht fset in
q TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND .,tn.t.d
.ne elst District Of this city, in square nnmhsr
unsoo nundred and thirty five bounded bv Com.
NUN Neerty, 0asquet and Franklin atreeta 6.sic
t tatou - follows: Let number eight. messurins
se Two iest on Common street. by ninef vnins
in depth. " "'nstyInree iees
Seized In the above SUITS
Terms-Cash on the spot
EUGENE WACGAMAy
apis ~ myl4 Civil Sheriff of III. p: MAN,
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BELOW-COMING UP

Alice. Porter ffom Amite river-New Basin
BELOW-COMING UP.
Bark Fannie Mcclellan. Allen, So days from arims'
by. by. TO master
nom Cefte, to master
schooner tsbens, Lyman, 5 days from Ruatan
leland to SOten Bro
ARRIVED AND SAILED.
Ship 0wego, from Liverpool, and bark sylvis.
from -: the former for Mobile and the latter
for Pascag0ulA
EXPORTS.
LIvERPOOL-Ship Sam skofeld-5o73 bales cot,
NEW YORK-Steamship Cortes-l2ol bales cotton
lOS bales NOES % bales hemp 62 bales iron so bbls
a1ss
pahannock-For Key West-96o bbs nour so bbls
rosin bbls whisky 600 sks corn cks bacon so tcs
nour 6Sls pork 10 hbls whiskv 10 b6is oil Is cks
bacon 4'o sks corn 2Os sks oats 329 pkgs sundries
IMPORTS.
III hAv IVAN Prairie Rose-4oo hhds sugar 60
MEXICAN PoRTs-steamsh,p CITY of Rav.na-
~ bags conee 2Si mats coffee $50 bales ceffee so
Daes nemD l4I bales Arsaparila q bales istle lis
bales goat SIX rs 3l8 dry hides
,oa NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sargent Daylsoo oranges
nuts bbls mangoes IS pineapples hall Dbl lines
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
ST LOU1S-Steamer John Send ]er--5!6 ba'es
cotton IL hhds tObsccO 1921 bbla flour l67 bbs pOrk
oO Dolls whisky 1882 bbls meal 34 ties lard 4928 sks
corn 395 SKIS oats 1903 oks bacon and sundry produce
observation-disclosures Frank Pargoud--l4lO
oales cotton l22 SKIS cotton seed and s1ndr1es
LOWER COAST-Steamer OriOle-3i bales moss
and sundr1es
TH1BODAUX-Steamer Henry Tete-5. hids 81
gar 81 bbls molasses l half Dbl mo asses II bDls
sugar .54 SKIS Tough rice 200 axis cotton seed and
eundrtes
LOWER COAST-Steamer Wawenock--5. hhds
sugar Ih3 bbs mOasses - bb's rice and sundries
fOhT SMlTH-Steaner Kali. Kountz--l2o7
oaes cotton 467 sks cotton 200 SKIS Olcake and
sUndries
ANTE RlvER-Steaner ALICE bales cotton
and sundries
LOWER COAST-Steamer J Fr.zer-Suudries
RECEIPTS BY RAILROADS.
MoRGANS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
April 2-5 bales cotton % hhds sugar Al bills poas.
SOS SO SKIS rough rice bbis rough rice SIC 1863 in
specie 5l3 head cattle and sundrles
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD April
bales Gotten Il hhds tobacco 80 hi ds bacon 90
bbls whisky and sundries
MEMORANDA.
by telegraph
New York, April II, 1876.
To A. Mo1lton-The steamship HUI son Captain
eager, from New Orleans arrived at $3.50 A. M
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FOR RENT.


ICOR RENT OR sALE.-THE VERY DtSIR.
Il able and tire residence situated on the south.
east corner OF Coliseum and Felicity streets.
fourth riot, being OF the most beautiful
localities in the city. The rounds measure 80 by
$50 feet, with ornamental trees and shrubb<ry
and the house contains in all twelve rooms with
all the modern COnvenences AID improvements
Also stable and other outhouses. The premises
can be examined any day between 2 and P M
For further part ;1lars apply to
j. A. BLAFFER
apo lw No 81 Crayiar s-raat
kOR kkNT-SlORES NOS 40, SO AND 81 ON
u 81. Louis street, and No 10 on Royal street
a on ground floor of st. Louis Hotel Estate House,
For particulars and terms apply to state Auditor
corner OF Chartres and St. Louis streets.
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MeteOrOl0gical and River Report,
AFTERNOON REPoRT-3:43 p. M.

The following statement of he weather and
ive;s is furnished by the SiSua. Service office
tatiOled at New Orit ans:
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
OFFICER OF THE REPUBLICAN, I
Thursday April IL, 1876.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
steamship Tappahannock, Pendleton. for Key West
steamship. C0rtes. Freeman. for New YORK
Snlp Sam Skolheld, SAolfeld, for Liverpool
ARRIVED YESTERDAY,
British steamship Fan Jacint,, R,cker from Gal.
weston, to A KiMiller &co-4th district
STEAMBOATs,
john Scudder Carter from St Louis
Frank PArg0ud, White. from 0reenvilIe
OEi0le, Carrick, from Lower Oooat
Henry Tete. Auco,n. from Thihcdaux
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NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, THURSDAY. APRIL ls, 1876

WaWsnoek. Taylor. from Lower Coast
- 4fnDer. Canton. from Lower Coast
Katie P Kountz, Haney, from Fort smith
Alice. Porter. from Amite Fiver-NeW Basin
Grand Lake and bArges, Toms, from 1t Loui
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JARED YESTERDAY

OFFICER OF THE REPUBLICAN, I
Thursday. April IL, 1876.
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RIVER REPORTS P. M,
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Below high water mark Of 1874.
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Hibernia Insurance Company vs.. Matthew
COughlin.

49,. ECSENE WAGCAMAN.
apis ~ mvl4 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orean
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

MEMORANDA,
by Telegraph
New York, April II, 1876.
To A. Moolton-The steamship HUI son Captain
eager, from New Orleans arrived at $3.50 A. M
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EUGENE WAGGAMAN
ap13 % myl5 Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans
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The City Of New Orleans W. Charles Ray.
mon0.

EOUENE " AOOAJ1HN,
apl3 % my4 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orlean
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Tho City of New Orleans vs.. amman
uel Adler and Wife.

EUGRNK WAGGAMAN
apl3 % myl5 Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF orleans
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Ine City Of New Orleans W. r. Hun.
va son'a same VS.. same same same same
vs' same; came W. same; same w. eeme.

.,1ao EUGENE WAGGAMAN
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The CITY OF New Orleans vs.. George w.
Lee; same same.

EUFENE VAUGHAN.
apl2 my24 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY

DrItlsh Steamship Nan Jacinto, Ncker from 0al.
weston, to A KsMiller &co4th district
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PHILADELPHIA, April l2.-An old wall in
the lumber yard above Green street tell,
1dIling three tesmsters and severely hurt
ing two others.
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ALEXANDRIA.

ATTEMPTED SUICIDK.-It was noticed In
the police report in yesterdays Gazette that
VIM. Button had been committed TO the
station house for drunkenness. Last night
Ii was asceTtained that the man instead OF
being drunk was sick, and stranger, and
without money. This morning boy, who
was also a ledger In the station house, heard
strange sounds proceeding from the cell In
f und that he had tied the sleeve OF his jacket
liz htly around his neck, In the same manner
n which Eppler did when he committed
suicide about ten days ago, and that he was
cred the attempt Immediately gave the
alarm, ard the officers on duty running in,
released Button from his perilous condition.
He was Afterwards sent TO the aims house.
he is very much emaciated.
FISH REPoRT.-Receipts at Fishtown to-
day were small, owing 20 the unfavorable
weather Of the past few days. There have
been received since yesterdays report only
abort 200 shad, coo herring. and $50 punches
OF white perch and rock. The shad brought
from SO to $50 per hundred, the herring from
Slf to SIS per thousand, and the bunch fish
from % to SO cents per bunch, the latter price
being paid for single rock. The high prices
and scarcity OF fish have prevented the
packers from sailing any fish vet, and all
that arrive are taken up for retail trade or
for shipment to the back country. The tele-
graph office on the wharf has been opened
for the season.
REQUIsITIoN.-James Warren, the colored
burglar who was recently shot In Washing
ton city by police officer whilst attempting
TO make his escape with lot of stolen plum
der, the property OF Messrs. Charles Payne
ard John w. Heating, Of Alexandria county
has been detained In custody In that city
ever since TO await TequisitiOn from the
Virginia authorities. The attorney for the
commonwealth has prepared the necessary
papers for that purpose, TO he forwarded tC
the governor fer executive action Ga
zette, 30fh.
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HCardinal McCloskey is recovering from
his illness, and is now able to attend to busi-
ness one or two hours each day.
sRThe Central Pennsylvania conference
of the NJ. f. church al Harrisburg passed a
resolution demonstrating against the Cen
tenntal exhibition being opened on Sunday.
seA meeting or merchants was held in
philadelphia yesterday to consider how to
utilize the Centennial exhibition as q means
OF developing the commercial interests of
the city.
~The suit brought against Larkin G..
Mead, the American sculptor, at Florence,
Italy, in connection with the Lincoln monu-
ment, has again been decided in favor OF
that gentleman.
HDr. Harlan. a Methodist preacher, has
been expelled from his church for lying, vul-
garity, and railing against his brethren But
that was out In Nebraska, where they hay mt
much "true iuwardness."
~One of the arches which support the sky
light In structure annexed 10 Memorial
hall. at the Centennial grounds, Philadel-
phia, fell yesterday, injuring seven men, one
seriously. The damage to the building was
slight.
HMr. Dexter, of Lyons, Kan, has execu-
ted model elOpement. He went to the
house of the married woman of whom he was
enamored, found her and her husband in bed
Weakened them, and told the woman to get
up and dress herself and 60 with him, which
house.
SProf. P, lecturing on momentum
to the junior class not long since relatedD in
Illustration OF his subject, an account of an
trains during the late war, on which ocsa-
sion, he said, the horses were blown off their
shoes. But this" he added, "was an ex-
treme case" The class thought so too.
~The Rev. A. B. Earle, the reviyalist. is
conducting revival In Clinton, N. Y. He
insists upon his congregation all kneeling
and praying audtbly brief prayer which he
gives out. Then he makes them arise and
stand and answer questions, sometimes all
In body, sometimes stngly. This he calls
"a foot and ankle bone meeting"
ga Berks county scholar read I'm school
q composition on q lazy teacher. and was
astontshed to see the amount OF latent energy
II developed In the master of his school.
Hall the boys in that school would now
rather stand up and rub themselves against
the wall than sit ON the incest settee the
township can provided Easton Free Press,
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THE TREASURY ROBBERY.
lr,sa ~ m nts,au..

Yesterday, after our repor, closed. the trial
of William II. Gilman, indicted for the
larceny Of 81 ,09T 65 from the United states
Treasury IN June last, receiving stolen
property knowing IL TO have been stolen,
aud r. wing emhezZled money knowing IL
tn have been embezzled. was continued in
the Criminal Court, Judge DIN presiding.
District Attorney Wells and Hon. jeremiah
NJ. Niison for the government, and Hon.
Matt. Ii Carpenter. w. A. Cook. X. T. Mer-
ics ard X. Elliot for the defendant
Leonard Whitney. superintendent of the
Western Union telegraph company, testified
that teieerams passed between Ottman and
prodU copies of the kilograms except under
protest, but on demand of The court submit
ted number Of such telegrsms.
Tenth Day.
The trial was resumed this morning, and
Leonard Whitney resumed the stand and pro-
duced telegram from "SaratOga, July
1lth." IN Gilman, signed by "BrOwn," say
ing-"Meet at Barnum's ON arrival Of New
York Monday morning train" Also, one,
July I6, from "B. w. F. at Saratoga, to
Ottman:-"Have sent draft on ". Y. for 25;;'
July "a, "Our business can be attended To
with gres test dispatch" &c.
Lftris Smith, BeGlregdrd BrdHSOn. Ffo'lkit,
Fliis anu James C. Simpson, telegraph messen-
ger noys. testifie 10 delivering the kilograms
at Oitman's, 1905 Pennsylvania avenue
Mr. Wilson read the dispatch, Have sent
yOu, by express. ~
Mr. -Sardines, packed in a box.
yofS Rebty testified that in July last he
changed a $50 bill for Peg Leg Brown, which
Gilman subsequently, redeemed:
W1. LIHls'OTd was sworn, and testified to
the same facss as Kelly.
Go. ". Morse, agent of Adams Express
Company. testified in regard To the trans
mission OF a package sent by Brown from
Boston To OtIman in this city containing
-, 500. After a long legal discussion the
tc' timODy of the witness was In The main
excluded, but the record book of the Office
was admitted ia evidence.
a recess was then taken.
After recess, X. H. Gd'6S, OF the express
company, testified to the reception of the
package and delivery of the same.
The government then proposed TO put IN
evidence the trial OF Halleck, bat the court
oyeTuled IL.
The government announced that they hal
but one other witness.
The court then adjourned TO Monday,
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GEORGRTOWN.

DEATH.-Conrad Wolff. a prominent Ger
man citizen, died this morning. Mr.. woltz
was a member OF the Odd Fellows aud Goo
Brothers and some other organizations. His
fureral takes place 90 Sunday.
CANAL TRADE.-Forty cords Of wood and
eco bushels of wheat on boat Okonoko, con-
signed 10 III. NJ. Talbot.
COAL TRADE.-Owing To some fiiculties
with regard To railroad freight from the coal
mines 10 Cum berlsnd, no coal OF any am gu nt
Is being shipped by canal, and the coal trade
Is much retarded. IL is believed, however,
that these difficulties will soon be settled.
TIE BRANCH HAMMOND MEETIyG.-This
meeting in Georgetown is nightly gaining
ground snd growing In interest Last night
at the Baptist church many, both old and
young, arose for prayers. Another meeting
will be held there to night.
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THE COURTS

foLtCh tOUkf-Jstt cTSh
To-day, George Sprinsman was charged
with obsUuctipg the footway on New Jersey
avenue; continued. Thomas Briscoe, va
grant, " SIS sent down for thirty days. F. p.
Blair WAS charged with opening an excava-
ton and tapping the water main without
permit The testimony was that the permit
lad been applied for and the mouey rendered
for IL, ard that defendant went on with his
work without It. The Court held that the
remedy Of defendant was to apply for a
maj damus to compel the issue of the per-
nit, and penalty OF $50 was imposed. APP
peal taken, and the case will probably be
tested In the higher courts. jackson Welch,
playing game Of ball in the streets; Al.
Frank Wenker Indecent exposure;S5 Enoch
Dover. Peter jackson, Thomas Belt and
Washfr gton COnneIl. disorderiy I'm Mount
Zion church, Georgetown. The testimony
wes mat these youngsters were calling out
Eyes, Lord, preach the TRUTH" in a worldly
manner; Confined. Timothy Costello
throwing stones on the street; s3. Walter
Bastable, assault and battery on G.. w.
Clark; continued until Tuesday. John wes-
ley. larcer y OF three pieces OF gas pipe and a
wheelbarrow from Timothy Kiliigan; SO
and costs. VIM. Lambeth, forfeited col
lateral. Catherine Burroughs assault on w
Norbeck; 80 and costs. Edward Thornton
ard Morton Lewis. assault and battery on
George Mitchell; IS each. Samuel Rrannou
and David jenkins, assault on lanes Webb
in street car, while in George;o WI; ala and
costs. Robert Cross assault aui battery ON
Anna Whelan. 81 and costs.
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DR.. wi.,ar'. BaI.am Of wild Cherry.

Tie standard remedy for the cure of coughs,
colds, influenza. bronchitis, hOarSenCss,
asthma, wbOoping cough. Group, sore throat,
ciphtherta, difficulty Of breathing, quiuSy,
phthisic, pain In the size ana breast, splitting
OF blood, liver complaint, bleeding Of the
lungs, and all diseases OF the throat, lungs,
and chest, inclu-ing even consumption. IL
seems hardly necessary 10 dilate at length
upon the virtues of this favorlte remedy for
all diseases OF the lungs. throat, aud chest.
1t was introduced 10 the public by Dr. Wislsr
nearly hall century since, and by the won
derful cures which IL performed gained an
immediate ard euvisble reputation, which
10 this day 10 has fully sustained. From the
Gulf OF the st. Lawrence 10 the shores OF the
Pacific, az d in many countries abroa I. there
are few villages or hamlets without "ltving
testimonials" To the rapidity aud certainty
OF It's curative effects The proprietors, mind
ful of their responsibility 10 the afflicted,
exercise the utmost care I'm the selection and
compouncipg OF the various ingredients Of
which the BdlSdn is com posed; and the sick
are assured that the high standard OF excel
lence on which its popularity is basel will
always be maintained. Seth W. FoWle &
Sons, PrOpTietors, Boston.
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A HORRIBLE DOMESTIC TRAGEDY oc-
Cured In Boston Wednesday morning. Jos.
Hall, halter, residing at No. 40 Carver
street. with his wife, who left him some ten
days ago on account of his drunken habits,
but SOON after returned, was discovered
lying beside her dead body with his throat
cut. The woman had been beaten to death
by her husband with heavy wash bowl and
pitcher. Hall was taken TO the hospital, ard
will die.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-31

IN OUR USUAL ROUNDS last evening we
dropped 10 at Priggs jewelry emporium, 457
Pennsylvania avenue, as Is our custom, to
see what he had new in the jewelry line aud
wewere shown by him some choice novelties
in Roman gold necklaces, crosses and LOCK-
cts, earrings and buttons to match, and
laces, with crosses and ear rings to match,
which ladies cannot fail to admire. Mr.
Prigg has made large additions to his STOCK
OF Lake George diamonds, in gold, in jet and
in plated goods, among which will be found
many brilliant specimens.-[ PoT,,ey's SnddlJ
Chronicle. -