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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-26
BY Chanln, Staples 8 Co., IS
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
ne: $50 No. Tenth street.

GALE OF A VALUABLE TRACT. OF
OLAND SITUATED ON TIE WILLIiAAMISSss
FROM RiCHMoND, AT AUCTION...We shall
SELL upon the premises, at auction, to the highest
bidder, on FRIDAY, September 29th, at ~ O'Clock
NJ fhe TRACT OF LAND belonging to the estate
Of the late Thomas T. Duke, and fronting both on
the williamsburg turnpike and: the Charles CITY
road. Containing SEVENTY-NINE ACRES, more
or less having on itfa TWO-STOftY FRAMED
DWELLING with ;niHe rooms; also, barn, stable,
hen-house, &c. .t.J .-.t..al !.
This properly, 80 admirably located-on two great
thorougffares leading into Richmond, and SO near
thercto-should command the attention OF persons
seeking desirable investments. .,.s.li,.
TERMS Very liberal, and announced At the sale.
- al tpfCHAFFIN, STAPLES e CO.,
ca % AuctioneerS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-26

MORAL SUGGEsTIoN.-The following moral
suggestion, written upon reading the Dis
patch bulliten, was handed in to us yester-
day:
Now that the RAIDS In Washington
Must soon from office slide.
The New York people wisely did
To omen Hell-l5ate wide, ..ts
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s. 81 The Bar6eeue.-Big doingss may be ex-
pected at the old Courthouse next Thurs
dny. Hon. a.. M. Kelley, Colonel Robert
B. Berkeley, ex-1iayor Gregory, and. Hon.
Socrates Brooks will speak ia behalf OF Ill
den. Hendricks. aud Walker.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-26

81 RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CMEsrEAxEf
AZ ,s[i. yiSis RAILROAD COMPANY, .t sir II
OFFICE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT,
s;'.tot RICHMOND. VA. August 22, 1875. !
GREAT REDUCTION =, :, -, -, !. -, &,
!. DAILY LINE BETWEEN RICHMOND AND
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-26

Dult.-No business was transacted IN the
Mayorss Court yesterday. ~ ~, .5s,.et
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7sI 3, ~. BY Robert B: Lyme ~
tsucsessor to Lyme q Brotherl,G Eaa
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer, .;f /,
M. 1912 Main street, ~ ;,
by E. W. Powell, Auctioneer'
i f4EdJ 1924 Main street. =

r tARGE LOT OF LADIES' sHAWLs,
IL CLOAKs, HOODS, Sc;,rr DAMAGSEkR1 ok ~
instant, at 10 o'clock viii sell at my store f1r &C.
count Of the underwriters large lot OF LAD1iE,o
SHAWLS, CL0AKS, HOODS, &c, oanlasea Wy
The attention Of the trade is requested.
On az Z. w. POWELL, Auctoneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-26

POSTPONEMENT.
In consequence of rain the above sale Is postponed
20 SkTIIRDAY Esd September, at same hour.
~ On A. L. BOULWARE, Trustee
E-on, game cause postponed to MONDAY, 25th
sentember, at same hour. A. l.. BOULWARE,
oeP'oin''-' " Trustee
From same cause postponed to TUESDAY, 26th
'e ae e6 a. ''''' A. L. BOULWARE, Trustee.
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

[roR OTHER !" LOCAL. 2 SEE FIRST u S pAeE.l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-26

ROUND-TRP TICKETS tn Philadelphia and
return, good THIRTY DAYS from date Of Issue,
only TEN DOLLARS. Tickets good On day trains
and pia Shepherd only. Passengers leaving Rich.
mond at 8 A. NJ arrive in Philadelphia $50 p n.
Of same daylight and q half hours In advance Of
any other route.
Tickets Richmond to Baltimore on express train
leaving Richmond at 4. b.. good for continuous
trip on date Of issue, FIVE DOLLARS.
Tickets on sale at company's ofees, corner Eighth
and Broad and Eighth and Byrd streets, and at A..
w. CARRIERS, S26 Main street, and Exchange Hotel
&. A. TAYLOR,
sel2.1m General Ticket Agent.
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RnIsH !!:,I g So
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-26

E.oR RENT, THAT LARGE, ELE- a.
E~GAET, and COMMODIoUs MANSION II
No. lOl south Fifth street, With all the modern I'M
dence Of the late General Henry A. Wise. For par
ticulars, inquire on the premises, or OF ...
ser 20.st Z 1~sH ;yiag: Post-ofice Box l26.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-26

.ToR RENT, SECOND FLOOR, 800 a
n easE Franklin street, between Eighth and &:a
Ninth. Apply on premises from till p O'CLOCK
se2G-1Wx .rIf4! 47ysl$.I Fssr-t
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EoR RENT, ONE HALF OF Thee
ILARGE AND DESIRABLE FURNISHEDMI
HOUSE corner of Fifth and Main Streets contain
ing eight rooms, Including the basement; closets,
and large co8kcellar. Possession 1stof October.
Apply for information to GEORGE W. MAYO, nj
Sc I9-Tu&FTOc1 GRUBBS &WfLLAMS.
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AU,C,,rsoN slALEs-Fusurs Dsys.
sfsss xton 60
Zeal Estate Agent and Auctsgneer
q essen e,,,.nr ~ Eleventh. afid Bank streets,

SVas4tnxton God
e zeal Estate Agent and Auctigneer,
once corner OF Eleventh and Bank streefA
GALE 1T AUCTION. ]. OF 81 THE THIRI
s 81 Rk of BspRn
AND TWEET1 SIXTH STEEETs r.At INC, !1.
quest OF ths frusees IshaIl sell at suction On ~.
Psss7Ts ae,dct III h large s NEW FRAMi
|ThBEREACLEl0 located as ADORE, 90 be ren1ayed y
reasonable time, There 10 in 5t large 3
yssass ab eaa liz sss q
'' 5 j '.ls. Y aa sRass
$500 by Chamn, Staples 3 Co. a tft9iatS Z
Real Estate Agents and ctioneers,. 81
! ssss< s.. 800 No. I Tenth street. ~ ,s,.;5is Z
|yDY VIRTUE OF AaDEED OF Trust
I'D executed BY he,Esqutrer Pnbiisbtng Gompa;
py Ssrfnf sass m Il 81
1875, at IL O'Clock III, sell In front % the premi
ses now oesuEded by the Puplishing Con n,
4 pHs asfSs % 81 se
and owned in Connection With the Enquirer Pub:
fishing Conpany's stsblishment situated at l1Os
'ta'n street PaR las1esssss F "
t.: !. Ftar FEXTUREsIuI yt5s a;.ti:ss'
GOoD-WlLL, ti,lG:,is:
Ms%EkfA Esss BOOKS,
| NEWSP e!,ii - sis & ai,ca "a nov, Il
Tbs paper WAS established in 1904 under the pa
Ritcife. II has been the leading organ 81 the Demo
cratic party OF the South for q great Number
YER EIass Liberal, and made known at the sale.
$.k Fl M fl6esoS,} Trustees.
c,,,nzr,, or pYrs q 60 kucfioneers. sc %
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: RAHROADLINES.i

Ga Ea Go - 60
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DOR. RENT, DWELLING AT THE IA
Il southwest corner Of Canal and Fourth 81
streets, with eight rooms bath. water, gas, &C., &C.;
kitchen with two rooms. Apply to
se i9-eod4t - GRUBBS 6 WILLIAMS.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-07

s.EoMEIKH. Iass.ioAtIEH'
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-07

Yesterday tle Fourth Eiecioia! College
elected 10 Nevada met. as per statute ii-
rec.ed, and Gas: tbsir vote 10. President
sui Vice Presiieni 1t IS hardly nec-s
5ary to stat. that the three votes were
Given for Rutherford B. Hayes for Pres
iGen, and William 4. Wheel-r &c: Vice
President This tells its own story.
Nevada remains true 10 TIE party under
whose hands il was admitted into The
Union o. States. A. the APPEAL {: yes
t-riay morning said would bs tne CASE.
Mr K II. Dasgatt Was selected as the
m:ssenge, 10 take The vote to WeshIng-
ton TINS the dn,y Of the Electors Is
faithfully. fnlly and titIy done.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-07
After Sise Hoard.


Another delightful entertainment was
offered by tbs Royal Marionettes last
evening. The house gas quite as full
as on the night before: tina, il to say,
all the seats were occupied. The audi
~nce expressed great establishment and
delight. and the applause was frequent
and hearty. Mons. Blondin on the
tight rope is immense: also it is source
of vonde1ment to young eyes how the
birds and the leaves are managed In the
Babes in the Wood. The SPLENDID, OF
the transformation scene rendered
surprisingly brilliant by the new
scenery. is the delight Of all b.holders.
We are glad OF the matinee this afier-
coon-al.o that the little folks are TO be
,et cut of school in time to see
the fun. Tonight il the very last oppor-
tuni,y of seeing this charming show.
The management will go hence to Les
Angeles aud from there to San Fran
cisco, after the holidays.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-07

Personal IF. Lord, Col
lec:or Of Internal Revenue for this Dis
trict and Secretary Of the Republican
State Central Committee {; Hon. John
Harris. AssemblyInan-elect from Storey
county. and Mr.. John W. Kaufman Of
Gold Hill. candidate for Ser.eant-at-
AUS OF the Assembly, were in the city
Jes,erdiy.
BIExvENCE CLUE.-A social club,
named as foregoing, has been formed.
us executive committee is composed
of Mes.rs G. p. Mason, r. f. Pixley,
:. u. Kius, W. L. Iianfo:d and 5. Z.
ScoyiiIe. We acknowledge, with
thanks, an invitation 10 be present at
their Introductory party TO morrow
evening.
ELECTORS DA6aErr. Tuny and Bishop
met ct the office Of the Secretary of State
yesterday afternoon at 2 O'Clock. ss Oy
Law directed. and cast their votes for
HAYES and Wheeler. Daggett was upan-
imously chosen to act as messenger and
take the vote to Washington.
SENATORS Cnrssrck and King were In
,ne city yesterday.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-07

A GIFr-All the little girls who attend
the matinee to-day will receive present
Of Little Red Riding Hoods book.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-07

DkAp. John Grimes Of Belmont, who
underwent trial IN the OImshs County
District Court some years ago On charge
of murder, died ct his residence on the
30th Of November. The Belmont Cour-
Ter also makes note If the death Of Cop
tain J G. Prague At Smoky Valley on
The 93i ultimu Captain Prague vas =
much respected ruetnber u the Sixth Ne
yada Assembly.
DIED OF HIS ISyuEIEs - Charles A.
Myers, the brakeman VINO was injured
by being accidentally struck on tbs head
by a piece Of scantl!Dg, while on bis
train betwe here aud Gold Hill, few
DAYS since. died yesterday morning. The
funeral will take place to-day al o'clock
p. NJ from the Carson Exchange. The
decreased leaves a sister here. bat, We
bel,ve. he Was all unmarried man.
THE PARISH GUIDE, monthly Cub
LEGATION issued under the eiitoria! man
eC- msilt Of Eevs Il l.. Foots ana 5. ?.
Kelly, and for and iii behalf OF the Vali-
Qua Episcopal parishes throughout the
State. will make its appearance this week
TIE Schools will be dismissed today
a. . o'clock zone session being held to
allow the children a chance to attend the
matinee. The doors will be opened at ,
O'Clock, aud the performance CONNIE nee
about =. II.
BILL DAVIS has accepted Je:n Mace's
terms 70. "glove dght' for $500 a
side They are both large men nId
skilled boxers, and the mill viii be =
tough one,
HAEEINGroS, ;he slayer u Sullivan,
has been found grilty OF !nurdz il: the
.ir-i degree IL tie District Court for S'o-
re. COUNTY.
SUPERINTENDENT GoCLD # the North
Carson is in the city. having returned
from San Francisco yesterday morning.
A GIrr.-All the little girls who attend
the matinee to-day vii, receive present
Of Little Red Riding Hoods book.
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MINING STOCK REPORT


N3rn10I OooTN
uphi- s.js Hi.., ls.S ~; -, ,i',
MEXICAN SIS - :, sSs,S ~ :. l.os >:
,;ou!i and curry rs l2i :, los IA.
H..,t and B.lch-r BUS "A, iri AZ.
CALIFORNIA; 12l~ ~ -. ,,,
,..va..s !rs le' .ts lt';. i.o7 in+. ...s 49,
ION Virginia ~ 3"s4 i:ips 10 ic> 1'-'
LOS 10 bS'
t'hol'ar i.s'> 81, It's ii
Hale and Norcro-,, .uS -. Iio- "a
Crown Point s5S y go,
Imperial g,> So Sue. .7vs =, ~, 3so' "a
prs 50, -"
krntuc~ Dos II
Aiphs, i,sl> a. rs 30.
Bclchcr ,a5> l5% /. So i3's
CONFIDENCE us i.a,
sics., Nesad., les tn, uo.!.s.. rs i:'.
bullion -. :il!. Is. , ~,
Exchcuu.r los Is. 30. ;2a.
Justice 1875 81 :, 2rj> -.
,-n.on Ton SIS II;.. 7D- IL.
Julia los 8. q5S IL ). 2t'S 81
Isdy Bryan :=s,- ..i., AVS 'ac
caledonia aeiss l.i., $40, l2'.. @ts' ~. b.
kricl.rr,ockcr 3,nS =
,;las.,. &c, !. iis's -, ~ Doc
Baltimore .ul> y !, l3s =,
t'hsl..ngt. lees
DAYTON SIS y lS)> ~,
Rock island lUtS
SilNrr Elil ~ ~ II, stf AZ
Evening Report.
Meadow Valley rs 'or
RAYMOND ans. Fly 3o> ~:
Eureka Con SIS u
Jackson lbs 81.
Belmont lts'S .,
X X Con hos ~.
Leopard :.p'S 81
tSilt lUJ> &N-
Northern Belle f,as u. Als 81.
Gc,id-S and Il iUS.
tien Thomas 49, II
Manhattan 1919 Isl :. Sh's l3,s lbs rs
No,ioc 3rs g.
t'.,~O Con SIS sc
New COso Sos q b'n
south Chariot ;gsis th', i.Ss
Poor,ian zoos BIC, lto> l5c
I.-c,ls l0s2. Ns's ~
New YORK Con t5s,s IL, l5s TX
Occidental rs rs, 100. y! bs', S'S
Alta s5s ;. zoos 4 :. ?N,s 81
Woojvil:e US l, l5n, j.
NM tst,S NC
Lazy Washington :s,s 81. it-- 1. s.5s IS
ko>suth 4,s,s
4 hides Hes
Wells Fargo zoos g
Pacific lct,s &c
Niagara DOS ljc
i.e.i.,:han .eas ~. rs ;. .,c. -
North Con Virginia ,ss,s l. Us q
Caledonia Iaf,> l2;t zoos L..
California Jos ~. .OS As
BaltiinOre Si9,s )
Justice lbs 257s. ssos ~. b
CON Viroinia sl5s 49,. 2,os 4s,,., $50. I6' (.
Ia,s sS'4 bio, sos 10.
overman sos IT,. lis Ill, los ms. I'' lir'4:
lbs lilo
Julia 1pS o. :. $50
yellow JACKIE. lois iGt
Mexican .;;ns -, 1O,s 22N
Hest s,.d ,lciier sn- ~ 2cls Il, !. ., II w.
Ophir y 50. .,,s 81 /, '2,s iS's, a1' ia US
~; h;si
After sise Hoard.
savage In': bid
sierra Ne.ads l. hidO
overnan 10 bid. I'D. sold
yellow Jacket i6i bid
Ophir az bid
CaiIfornia asa bid
Julia . bid
Caledonia fai hii
Northern Bell ~ bid
Mexican 80 bid
Utah II bid
Best aud H.icher ~. bid
Hale add SOrcrosS bid
ENchcGuer l2I bid
Choliar 81 asked
Alpha "a bid
crown Point 3 asked
could and Curry IS asked
Imperial :: e. &c asked
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-07

Washington. December I.-The Di-
rector OF the Mint. i'll his annual re-
port, says the gold coined this year
amounted TO SIS .019, 900, and silver
SIG. IL. 600. being an increase OF $3.50
0CG and Sl,056, 900 respectively. The
MINIS have been run to the fullest ca
pacity. In ease the coinage Is to he
increased the Director recommends
that the New Orleans MINI be re-
opened. From the most authentic
sources of information it has been as
certaineti that the domestic prOduc-
ton of gold and silver for the fiscal
wear was about $50. 900. Of which
amount $50, .I0, 00) was gold and S3S.
sea. 600 silver. TIE Director proposes
several changes IN The coinage
of the silver dollar under tho
double standard and recommends
that lis leGal-tender be increased to
$40, He also recommends that the
trade dollar be coined exclusively on
the Governments account and be
made iegal-teIider to the amount of
$50 or 500 that II is already valua-
tie trade coin, and If made 4 legal
tender to the amount stated wonld
enable the banks to better stock them
selves with specie and in other ways
prove useful addition 10 TIE circu-
istion that the special value which
this coin possesses for export 20 china
would operate 10 prevent a rcdun-
dancy and any undue withdrawal
could be replaced by coinage a; par.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-07

HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM preserves and re-
stores tine complexion: removes freckles, tan
and sallow1ess: makes the skin soft, white and
delicate. Its application canno! be detected.
Iay2ieod-wfs-ly
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-07

Highest and lowest Thermometer to'
lat II hours. ending Dec. =, 9r. NJ:
Highest tEer,nometer...... 81 degrees
IaSest thermometer. ii degrees
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-07

LYoS's E.TBkicoS makes beautiful, glossy,
luxuriaut La,r, prevents its falling out or turn.
ins graz Il has stood the test Of ~ years. Il
charIniu.ly per.Uiar1. and has No rival.
my2leod- Wfs-ly
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-07

AN OSTRICH CHASE.-An amusing
incident which might, however. have
caused serious accident, took place
recently on the Place du Chateau
d'Eau, during the installation of the
Myers circus in its winter quarters.
The animals were all comfortably set
tied, when by SOME mischance, q
splendid ostrich having gotten out of
its cage, spied an open doorway. and
set oil for 4 race down tho Bouevaria.
AWAY ran the gigantic bird as fast a.
long legs could carry Ii. while porters,
keepers, etc, rushed vainly after in
full pursuit, shouting "Stop it stop
it - But il not 50 easy TO stop full
grown ostrich in miC-career, Is one
pooc little fellow abou: twelve years
old, found to his cost, for having
thrown himself in the path Of the fugi-
tive, the bird ran against him with
such violence that lie was taken up in
sensible. Dogs, policemen, children
joined in the chase; several persons
were knocked down. and the affair be-
gan to grow exciting, when 'ortu-
nately the ostrich turned I'D narrow
side street, was " headed oil " and re-
captured. Nobody was hurt, fortu-
nateiy, the hoy that was stunned hav-
ing sustained no actual injury.-Pari>
Correspondence.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-11

moisture 70 pasa FIR q resnectable shower. It
did not clear awav until 10 O'CLOCK yesterday
morning 1'A- Az
The elegant John r Manda Iudd r. West
mater Win the nol;to .rd sttart;va IA Outla q
in the Office. leaves to.dsv at Sp. NJ Tor Memphis
and the Rends ~ - 1oA
The James Howard for st. fon;s and inter-
mediate points. laid over until < p NJ. TO-DAY. B.
r. Pegram commands M i. p CbsSsa;no
clerk
The John F. Tolle is due from st. Louis and is
announced to return tomorrow, D. NJ. Brady
master:
The Robt. Young, arriving too late to leave on
time Yesterday, laid over until IL NJ to-day. She
will leave promptly for all landings on the Coast
and Bayou Lafourche to Thibodanx. q. D. Ter
rebonne master, J. M. Daniel and F. Dalferes
clerks.
The LESSEE Taylor has q clerk at the head of
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-11
THE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN, FRIDAY FEBRUARY IL 1876

PACKERS HOG PRODUCTs-Some % bbls
rump pork sold at $17@l7 80 70 Dbl. Prime mess
pork Is selling on orders at $l9@l9 50. extra
mess pork N7@18. rump pork $l7@18 y Dbl
: 50 Y Dbl; pigs tongues 611I@634c apiece; pigs
ieet 81 20 . key, 81 50 y firkin and IS % Dbl.
LARD-Is in light supply, but the demand is
mostly for the Zeal trade. Fierce packers is quot
ea at 121ag12s4c, refined e3@l3A, key 1870
COIN IN BULK-SeveraI barge loads are
on the market At SIC, and buyers are offering SOC
WHISKY-Rectifed is in light supply. but
there is very little demand. Louisiana is quoted
CORN IN SACKS-The receipts per barges
are now being landed, and comprise the
supply on the landing. The demand is good,
and prices tor yellow are &c y bushel higher.
White is selling at SEC, and is very firm goo goo
sacks sold, for export, OF which 2OOO and 300
white at Sc and 1000 yellow at Coo y bushel.
OATS-Fair supply. The demand is good and
prices are firm 24OO sacks sold, of which 400 fair
st. Louis at 44c, 400 and $50 do at 45c, 600 do at
45c 200 choice st. Louis at Acc, $50 do at 47c and
800 Galena, partly in store, at 49c u bushel.
BRAN Good supply and quiet. Only 900
sacks sold at SOC y 100 fb.
HAY-Plenty OF inferior and no demand for it..
Choice il scarce. No sales to-day Yesterday
prime sold at $2IM22 and strictly prime at $23 u
BUTTER Strictly choice is scarce and in re-
quest. Other grades are plentiful and neglected.
Choice Western j. quoted at 26@2Sc, medium
2z@s23c, inferior l5@17a. choice Goshen 34935c,
medium 28030c y Ii.
CHEESE-The demand continues limited and
the stock on hand is large. Choice Western
factory is quoted st I3c. New York cream 1411a
01l5c u ID.
COFFEE-The market is firm and the demand
is good. $500 bags Hector sold and 200
bags resold to the trade On private terms.
We quote eargoes4 Ordinary 20 low fair
at 17@r7Ac (gold), fair s724@isc. good
Ordinary l7I@l1lac. iair asA@5s1ac. good
1874 0l9c. prime 49, 4@i911ac ID ID.
We are indebted t. Messrs. Marks & Co. Tor Che
following telegram, dated Rio de Janeiro, Febru-
ary9, and New York, February 10, 1876: Purchases
since the I'd inst, $4,000 bags; cleared
Atlantic ports 5000; loading $1,000; stock
21S,OOO; average daily receipts $500; price un-
steady, 5000; exchange 2613s u cent.
RICE-There was little doing to-day, but no
change in prices. We quote: louisiana No. 2
2s94@3e, common 41a@4a4c. ordinary 434@5c
f far sI s7 4 4 good s7sc. prime sa61sc
IRON C6rTeS Tues :. The Arrow Tie
is selling at SIC y ID, with discount on
round lots. 2ieeed arrow yie. II feet, sell at
SIC net; Feet inches, 81 &c net. The Beard &
Bros. Tie sells at SIC u ID, with discount on
round lots. The Branch, Crooks & Co. SIC u
b. with discount on round Lots. The Philip
wire lie sells at &c 3 Tie, with discount on large
lots put up in bundles of 80 ties. Quick and
Easy Cotton Tie S11sc u Is. with discount on
round lots.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-11
MANHATTAN
MANUFACTURING COMPANY1S
CRYSTAL POLISH.
Besf In E11e ~offa
HOUSE.CLEANINE PURPOSES.

HOUSE.CLEANlNH PURPOSES
Produces the most satisfactory results Painted
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Glass, Mirrors, Marble, Statuary Brass Tin, Copper,
Steel and ether metals and be used with perfect
confidence, the certificate below shows.
In boxes of one pound. .oo-s-....-....s.2 5 cents
In boxes of half pound. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IS cents
Sold by eirocers, Druggists Hardware, 9Iouse Fur
aishing Stores, and others.
EDWARD L. HALL,
GENERAL AGENT.
Office, 81 TchoupilOulas streee.
0rdersleft with Messrs. WILSON & ARcBURNEY,
Tea Dealers S Tchoupitoulas street. addressed 10
Lock Box No. COG, will receive attention.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 80. 1875
Mr.. Ed. z. Hall-Sir: have examined the sample
of Crystal Polishing POwdeB left with me by you,
with the following result
find it to contain acids or akalies, on which
account it will be entirely free from corrosive action
when applied to paint or metallic surfaces 1t con.
tains poisonous substances by which any acct
dent or injury could happen while using it IKE par
ticles of the Powder all angular and not rounded
in most kinds of sands and many other polish
ing agents The particles are extrs mely small and
hard which, with their angular shape give it espe-
eial value as rapid and fine polisher.
Yours, truly,
ALFRED w. PERRY, Prof. of Chemistry,
jaf 3m SaTugh Charity Hospital Medical College
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-11

Is, and was generally considered weaker. The
sales not reported At the Exchange included
$4,000 1t 68.
In City Scrip we noticed sale Of $1,000, 1874
Time, which was not reported at the Exchange
at AZ.
Nothing transpired in Metropolitan Police War
rants or State W arrants.
City Scrip was quoted at 41042H for August
to December, 1873, and July to December, 1874
Time, and 48@50 for June and part Of May, 1874
Metropol an Police Warrants continue to rule
at 5000 for 1872 and for 1874 issues, and
are quoted entirely nominal for 1869 and 1872
State Warrants were still quoted at 470e49 fcr
fundabie, at % for not fundable, and 5000
for 1874 issues.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-11
COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,
Thursday Evening, Feb. 10. 1876,

OVTFON.The sales to-day tnot including r450
proper were 1880 bales) summed up 1,4OO
bales. ct irregular and easy prices for the gem
eral run Of the offerings, and especially the lower
grades, but frmer and fuller for high styles of
Low Kidding to Good Mid.lling inclusive, the
quotations Of which we revise by raising the out
side rates ne. We give also the figures and re-
port OF the Exchange, as below: