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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1876-05-18
TR8T1MoNIAIs
WAIVERS PTANos Z ORGANs.

Waters' New Scale PianOs have psSuliaT
meFits.-lN New Yerh TFibune
The tone 81 the Waters Piane u rich, mellow
and soaogoua. Uhey possess grea, volume Of
sound and the continuation of sound % singing
power u one Of their most mnEkea isatursS-
New York Times.
Waters Concerto 0Fgan Il 30 voiced % 10
have sene like q Full rich alto v0iee. II 10
especially human in lbs ions, powerful yet aweet-
tRuFal New Yorker. oct l8--ly
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1876-05-18
Ta Widow Of EXPIRES cent
TRa

Tfi
s Ua&s
among sha ladies who looked down
un0n the House. d A.epg ives
from the gallery during yesterday I
session. She was ia company with
che wife az Goodo 81 The Norfolk
(Vn.) district, whose constituent
she now il. Mrs. Tyler, who i still
apparently on Che sunny side 0f
sixty, has BY no means lost those
traces 81 beauty which thirty years
ago made her The belle 81 Wash
fngton. She y trying 20 dispose
Ell her GARDENERS Island property
having purchased q beautiful place
near Norfolk. TIE lady enjoys the
distinction 81 being The only wo-
men who ever married o president
ofthe United States, Mr.. Tyler
being the occupant of the White
House at the timeof their marriage.
Those whose memories Of public
events 20 back To 1843 viii recall
the mixture OF love and tragedy
which ID associated with the Rid-
over presidents wooing OF the rich
and beautiful Miss Gardiner. One
day, while Ia was counting the Ia
dy, he was invited together with
bis Cabinet and others, 20 take q
sail down The Potomaca little way,
aud witness the testing Of a new
cannon. Previous to starting the
party bad social glass Of vine in
che cabin below. Miss Gardiner
was along, and her bewitchiDg con-
veFsation 50 enchanted her presi-
dental suitOr that be fingered in
che cabin after the rest OF The party
had gone above. Word was
bRought hin that the gun Was
about to 81 Grsd, and il Was gent.
~ suggested that Be- should come |
on deck. But eth he fingered, |
fascinated. They tired waiting |
for bis excellency, and touched off |
the gun. II was q fatal expert
menk IL burst and spread death |
among the Invited guests who had |
coma 20 witness len triumph. The |
members of thepFeRident' 3 cabinet
aud mr. Gabdiner. father 81 The
beautiful lady ii the cabin below.
were Killed by the explosion. The
presidsht and Miss Gardiner, by |
their failure 10 60 on deck, escaped |
all injury. OF course the tragedy |
horEiiied Che nation. One day, .
few months later, John Tyler
packed his yaliss at che White |
House and ran over 10 New York, |
and made Miss Gardiner his bride. |
The engagement had been kept q |
ssDeet. and thu marriage came
upon The New Workers al 4 sur-
prise. A hundred guns we're fred |
In honor og Che event, and Il was
the social sensation Of the day. |
The bride was taken 10 che White |
House, and dispensed its hospitali-
ties In q qeenly manner. She be-
came widow In 1862, and il, as
I have ialimated, b very well-pre-
served one to-day. .-
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BTLLEARps I

I would respectfully inform those of
my friends, both here and ct distance,
who have any expectation of getting
thirsty, that I have just received most
complete assortment of Pure Liquors.
ever imported TO Lake Charles which
am DESTROYS Of selling at Wholesale
and retail at prices tO:justify both seller
and buyer. NY wines and bg0Ddfes are
unsurpassed, and my whiskies "the
Simon pure. Before leaving town be
sure and call around and take parting
farewell. Lager beeTy Scotch ale and
porter constantly on hand apzn4y
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1876-05-18

Col. @, w. Carter, whil0m mid.
lister, soldier, politician And lave
yer, who has figured extensively
il Louisiana politics, haa become
disguated with The p0mrs and
vaailiea II Tho world, ind accord
ing ID the Alexandria Gazette has
accepted tha charge oi y c0nyg.
cation in Nnw York. The Gae
does not shy whether IL n Ply
mouth Church. Thibodaux Som
tinel.
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TERMS:
THE "
PHILHARMONIC PIANO

This entirely new iRstramsRt PossossinR al
the essential qualities Of mUre expensive aad
higher priced Pianos is offered at bSwCB price
than any similar one now in q market " IL
durable, with ma. nifeeuce Of tone hardly
surpassed and yet EN- be purchase at prices
aud GU terms wit in the reach Of all. This
inytFumCnt has all the modern Improvements
including the celebrated " AgraHa treble aua
10 fully warranted. Catalogues mailed.
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NIX'S FERR x
AND STORE,
one mile above Lake Charles on the

Ono mile above Lake Charles on the
Calcasisu River.
The undersigned wishes TO inform
thetrayehng public and Stock DroveEs
that he has put his Ferry and beef pens
in good repair, and is ready 10 accom-
modate Old who may wish TO cross with
him, with everything that is generally
required by stock men and travellers.
HE. has large safe Flat, suitable for
crossing any kind Of stock; also two
chain booms forswimming. Pasturage
on each side Of the river, free of charge.
Keeps constantly on hand a,fnll sup
ply of Groceries, Provisions and For
age. at the very lowest prices!
my9-tf II. d. NIX.
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Persons DESTROYS 81 having Job Work
done neatly, expeditiously and cheap,
are invit3d tn call AZ the Office az TIE
Lake Charles WEEKLY Echo.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1876-05-18
HOMESTEAD PATENTS!

I nm prepared TO make final proof of
/ Homestead Entries, and procure
patents for same, under the Homestead
act OF May 20, 1862; also to procure
patents for entries made previous to
the war.
Ofice ct Lake Charles, La.
THAD. MAYO.
August 10, 1876 @.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1876-05-18

THE GEM
.PAREOR ORGANS.
bI~The best in use and warranted
for Five Years.
In purchasing q Parlor Organ per-
sons should always be particular to get
the Best, fTom the fact that the best
cost NO more than those Of inferior
quality. AAss#s# #@*8
TEE GEM PARLOR ORGAN
In style of finish, durability and mu-
steal qualities, has NO superior. d
THE CASES ARE OF SOLID
WALNUT,
aud put together By skilled wOrkmon, and 60
handsomely gotten up ~ to BE- "a wa
ORNAMENT TO ANY PARLOR.
The following Is lirt Of styles;
NO. So.--RTvR OUTAvEs, Two and one half
sets Of reeds, six 'tOps-DiapRsOn,
Principal, Flute, Dnlelaua, Forte,
TrsmolO Knee Swell; Patent Musie
Rack Solid Walnut cases.
no. S8.--FIVE OCTAVEs, Two aud one half
sets Of reeds, eight stops--Diapason,
RFlugiral, Fiate, DulClana, VoE Cs.
Leslie TremOiO, Principal Forte, Ire
Die Fort Knee sWelli patent music
rack solid walnut cases.
NO. e2,--PIVB 00TAVEs, Two aud 0ne half
sats Of reeds, niae st0ps-DiaphsoB,
Principal, Flute, Dulciana, Vox o..
leaso, sub.bass, TFsmolO, Principal
EoFla, Treble Forte; Knee Swell |;
pasont music rack solid walnut
eaRsso
NO. Ss.--PTvE oCTAvEs, Two and one half
sela Of Faedas ten atops--D lapaaon.
Principal, Fluta, Dmlelana, VSx Cea
iesto, sab.base, Octave COuplaF,
TFsmolo, Principal Forte, Treble
FoFt0, Knss Swell patent music
no. 'ssTx ooFS S Wis., Fs sl'i ~. q ,a.
eleven elnps-~Uiapaaans 9FsHsipal.
Flwtos Duielana, Yes Celeste 8nhs
AaaU Ciarinnea, Octave tlonniar, IRE
melo, Principal RaFta, Treble Forte /,
knee awslif patent maEie Fask i
aolid walnut essee.
THR PATENT MUSIC RACK ON THE
GEM ORGAN
Il ~ far TIE gFealssa oonveaianes ID psYlorm-
era that has zee been invented. Besides it,
naa while plsyiaR, a u arranged A q recap
saale loF muaie. n u d neat RxtaFn. beautifully
earyea end arranged upon tho fsont o. ne
eFRan.
~A written wAgFantea or Five Yaafa
aoeempaaasa every asn Parlor Organ sola,
Address fur faFmss
GEM ORGAN COMPANY,
r. q. BOX 157, WASHINGTON,
NEW JERSEY.
March .. ls76--Iy.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1876-05-18
II NARD R0WAT1.
CARPENTER AND BUILDER,
LAKE CHARLES, LOUISIANA,

VAL rive apaeiai aalRaalan % any haaIuass
intmAsaa u nv care, such n House naIidsng.
clttaFa Makingi hagg hallaings Pile Driving.
and an3 ataas klad ag work that usag ~
Required IL ~ Aana.
0FasFaless q ny residence % sha Laha.
gan48 ~
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THE DAILY BULLETIN

Is published Morning and Evening" Ysasly
. subscription IN sdVaneey 912; Halt
Yearly, So; Quarterly, ST.
. Single coEiep, cents.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1876-05-18

foh Printing Of all descriptions cnre.
tuIiy executed, With Raataoss ana all
patch.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1876-05-18

OGcc-NO. 20 Camp Street.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1876-05-18

GEM ORGAN COMPANY,
r. q. box l57, WASHINGTON,
NEW JERSEY.
March .. is76--Iy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-30

The building + ioO feet square, tour stories nigh,
auc contains lG stalls aiI lOboNcs.
In the first Grand hux I II auds Franz Fer
rusn ~, brown eeliing, . years old with
In the next stall 81 Miss Muller large bay
mare, 10 nus high. yeat4 Old. Sine h - a req
ord 81 232 made at ~ spcct Park. rOttinR
second to Ilupeful In the NTH heat IN ~.
Mkt to uer Is Don Culos, brown Il lion Of
goou breeding. and next t. him victor gray
grldinr. with record uf 2..sI.
Mmuuctrs eorrel gclding, years old, trotted
1nen YOU come to Cakes AIMEE; CUE Rohhirs,
brown eeldingi Joe Downing VINO ca. t9t IN
lie sorrel mare Maggie Monroe, and grny horse
Jim rracy, the last two a splendid road team.
Bav geldinr GEORGE. and pay mare Carrie Cook
cln trOt together IN 2:t0; Maud Miller, AN inn
ported Russian mare, has trOtted In 22G bla x
marc Belle of Saratoga, and sorrcl mare llzzie
DAYTON have records Of ai2 ana 2S; Pine Leaf,
half sister to Smuggler, has made 2:3O at Pros
pect Park, and scores Of other line amin is hi
bernatng at Ferguson's are moro or less widely
known rs speedy crahs.
samuel fruesdelis stables are at 120 and l2S
West Fortv-sixth street, between sixth and
Seventh avenues. They are larye. well furnished,
and well ventilated. there ate 10 stalls, each 10
fJet by 6. fitted up in the latest style.
Cinderella. fine bay mare nine wears old. that
can trot in 80. Is one Of the winter boarders at
TINS establishments Among the nity other
hnerdets unknown to fame are several superior
trotters.
ben Mace hns some remarkably interesting
no riders at his private stable, III West Fifty
first street. this winter.
The gray geldng Hopeful an inch over Is
hands nigh. once made 2:i7A at Hartford,
against American Girl. lie is neld at $30OCO
In the next etLl Is the bay relding Sens tiOn,
Of the same height rs Hopeful, but two years
older. Ills record is &c., and his owner values
him ~ $4,000.
orient, a beautiful hay geldlne, eight years
old. has a record of s2i. made at Hartford. He
10 a fine specimen OF the American thorough
! bied, and belong to Mr.. Alfred Richmond, who
values him at $1,000.
Lady Angie b. brown mare. i've years old
| with record Of 2.5. made at Fleetwood PARK
| tine pair Of black horses 49, hands high
! that took the premium at the springfield far,
truttng TO road WAGON ~ 24i. are held at So.
| no. Either can he at . 20 ia single harness.
| he stable ~ MIR. j. II Walton, the great
| double-team driver, r. at 40 West Ihirty-ninth
/ street. and now shelters number Of noted
! tuttcr- VINO have taken up their quarters there
| for the winter.
Nellie Walton. a bay mare eight years old, ha.
| a record II 2.2G'e.
| Midget. abruwn marc. has made 2.3l
Red Wing, "A bay stallion, has made his mile In
| @3l.
/ Countess, chestnut mare; Henry Walton.
! niv gelding; md France, a colt, are very fast
! Two bay horses, Is hands high, and wei
! matched. can trut In 2tS together; ana n team
| Of small mares can make 2.4j in double harness
I with ease.
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SATURDAY, Jan. 29.-Four was dull shining
extras easier sPrng 99GeTS s!saa{ aed S5HhS eaa
nour steady. Rye nour easier Corn meal dull We
quote Flour nbl, snperrne state ana Western
AID Xxx, t5Gts 5Oj Mihnesoia patent s92d,3tO.boi
Southern bakers and family brands, t1,sts %, 81,
.qg ss 81 % for 70. Milwaukee spring saos
WINTER. oats steady sales 10000 bush At 4Ic for
infcrir Western mixed A65eeei'c, Tor 40, - ma
an az isip ioi5c Tor State mixed bltb2c Tor state
white, aud Western mixed In store, at 4ulgc, Corn
All lat 65leed3,6c for mixed ahoat; osieH6ic for
new yellow, and dd1Oc Tor Odd western mixed IA store
ana anoati also, new mixed for February ueNerS at
PRoHsIoNs-Porg Was more Seee ana highe. sa fs
TeDruary and tei is Tor Anri ami ON the spot, 900
bills al 2OsO@tal fOTness tlDH5 for prime mess ara
60 r. eNT. prime bse9n SIs ies Ta AMI citS.
Lara tive ana higher sales on IN, spy 800
tcs Al l29sc iof prime GlS aiHq 80 E ir. at TX
IL 1ildc. for February, ~ 1870 Tor hHfSi, ny
Tor prime Dressed hogs % ioc. Tor CITY, and
for Western Fine grades OF outer very n'n 'nu j"
VCoTToS-snots liGc. lower and IAN. Middlng ND
ianus, l3 lhc sales t'f l1l'e H'u a.,
ss9e lar Fobrunry i3 i2c for March, and l31ec for
Aprl Receipt AZ thg poils, lo,S'l nal's, =. ,.a,,
! ana uncnanrcl5 Sew Orleans, lsa6Oc ltier quiet al
Cuha Renned Ia moderate demaud at loisVl0}sc. toi
srNnRIrs- Naval stores were steady with some husl
sat 80, for Spirits tulpenne, and Slhue tloo ip
common TO g1oi slr,lned fosin rMroln4', "a IHl,
Tor renurd, IN Dbis. ocean freight were qmtl ah'
berth room was again s,,s NJ, easier cram - b'gI
hnned petroleum 10 Trieste b ii1ui do, In cass e
Ja,S gsid 90 Y nGs r2 .ad Pe
| sales bOS bDls. at Sill
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The Hero Of virginia.

q Boietourt county
What need have we for cenot9ph or column,
- For mural stone, or windoHs baEoned h~me'
When all our hearts are sanctuarirs solemn.
Whercin we nold enshrined our neros lame
IL.
There, pondered over proudly, sahy, slowly.
It's echo sweetening vlth the iGpslng years,
4nd keep he . tablet i fresh and clean Win tears
Rear what We may, no Msusoleum's splend9r'
Chselcd WIN ennningest OF seuDtors arts
Can ever -uch ma eHtic homage render
AZ that which tlrobs IN living, human hearts!
Nay, we who saw our chiettaln in his glory,
sneT sR1 s lHs se paS he .o
OF wordless sorro" that was never cured
We need no aid from marble to remember
What. II we would, We could not once forgeti
That lneandescent spark viii smouideryet
When Death ineEorsoly has . 6sr si Us,
Will W. liner a oniy service il there left nsp
What other soace, save the caring for our dead1
So, thus TO grant our grief It's last expression,
Rlgnt grandly would we house the noble dust.
VII.
That so our chlldren's children, in the ages
To cune, may pause before the p lie aut taY,
" N % nud TO u me Ike this IN an the pages
That tell the history OF the word to-uay,"
TX.
That the stranger from beyond the ocean
NJ sand bare proved, anu striinng back the tear
MAY murnIur TO himself with warm emotion,
'sai not Republics arc un.rateful '-heTel"
That so the auIelled conqueror, grown frander
Through nilt a hundred BATH LIE Ids, may grcet
The .cuiptuied name ana own, This rare commander
WruEg prOudeTyctUnes from his one defeat"
Then rouse thyself. Virginia mournful mother,
Who DER thy dead hast bowed with fOrebeAd ulIn'
Take up the task too sacred for another,
Fun the one, last office left fpT him.
III.
Hush down the heart that has been nth 10 Dreaklns
And, as full many mother sOOthea d n gloom,
bo9the thon the sense OF loss, the inward achiIG
| BY laVishing tug love upon his TOMB
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Not Quite Harmonious.


They drove into town Monday behind n
oross-eyed mule and a sprained horse. They
looked contented. but one mem Der OF the party
was the head Of the house, Tor she handled the
team. while he stood demurely by and took tue
basket Of eggs and her shopping sat bel as she
handed them out They dispo ed Of their
produce at the grocery, and then entered dry
goods store.
pins, needles and such things, and then called
for two knots OF yarn.
THAT won't be enough, Mary" said the man,
II guess l know what I'm buying" she re-
:" But II amt more'n halt what you've had
"Wal. that's none o your bisness these socks
are goln TO be for me. and " want EN- short,
YOU can have yourn come way w to your neck
The old man bowed to the inevitable with a
long sigh as his partner turned to the clerk and
Two yards OF cheap shirtln', n you please"
THAT ant enough, Mary said the old man,
pluckin9 at her dress again.
Yes It's"
"No, It amt"
"Wlll, it's all you'll git, she snapped.
PUT II up then, mister said he, turning ~
the clerk put ii up, and We won't h We any.
"who's dom this buyn' 1 should like TO
know" Kissed the woman.
You are. Mary, YOU are" he admitted "but
you can't palm on no short sbirts on me-"
You act IKE fool. John spinner"
Mebbe do. Mary but III be dumed "a
gosh Il Ill have half sLirt-no, not If l GO
naked"
Wall say two yards Is enough TO make any
one two shirts" she snapped.
Mehbe that's enough for YOU, Mary" he
said, very quietly; "p'faps YOU can Iit along
with a collar hutton and neck band. but that
AMI me- and don't propose ~ freeze my legs
to save eight cents"
"Git what you want. thenl she shIieked
pushing him over the stool git ten yards. I'll
hull piece cit a dozen pieces II you want EN-
but remember that III make YOU sick for this
-Four Yards, N you please, mster-foui
yards" said he to the clerk; and lust remem
Der" he continued, "if you hear Of EN- hndin
me with my head busted, friz to death in a snow
drift, just remember that you heard her sa'
| shed make me sick"
And grasping the bundle, he followed his bet
| ter half out the door.
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A Cunning Old Fox.
From he Reese RIrer RerelAe.


There was one old fox which for period
OF sevefal years bad continually evaded the teet-
est and keenest scented hounds, the scent inya-
rably being lost In the vicinity OF house stu
ated In the woods and flr removed from any
habitatiou, aud which was used a. storehouse
for pelts. AT last one day the hounds started
of the house, with pack Of young hounds In
full cry after him but on nearing the house he
disappeared, leaving the hounds ana hunters
nonplussed "a usual. While the hunters we're
gathered In and around the house discussing
the frequent mysterious disappearance oil the
fox, an old veteran hound came limptnR M, ana
entering the door set NJ a furious barking, ana
tried to jump up on the wall. HIS singular ac'
ton attracted the attention OF the hunters, and
an e1amn alton being made, the old fox wa
found suspended by his tail to a nail In the wall
keeping perfectly still, and looking unless close
were hung. This plainly showed that the ole
fox, when too closely pressed, had taken reiug'
his tail. which was tho reason for the dog
always losing the scent at that particular place
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LOTING AND sETNG LOTED.
The Sentimental Views of an Expert on
Women aud men.


Perhaps there Is no more painful time
in "a Wofpau'. life than the zine Of transition,
when the assiuuou- lover - passing into the
mat. r-ut-fact husband. and the woorr - IRA IL
ally changing IN The astlr. Women, whD
lfe 80 much more sensitive to n men, more seu-
fimeutid. too md l"ss content to trust IN -teut 20
10 an uudemuu-tritive affection, are for tho
most part happy only while they ATE being made
love 10. IL " not enough to be loved tuey
want to he told twenty times dav, ana To nave
zoe casionl uotes," embro ideTing the solid SUB
stance 10y witch they live. Men. on ths con-
triry. ret tired OF making love. When they
nsve wuocd and won. they are content u be
quiet, anu to take all the rest Tor granted. They
are not cold, however, because they are secure
and to mu-t-and those the best practical
kindness - better than nhtfviV, security ranks
before excitement ana hN-teria. -ud LIE passed
IN serene friendship, fearing 10 evil, knowing
No break. ana needing no pratslng, Is better
tuan lie passed In a perpetual turmOil Of pas
sipn, wnere there are scenes and tears, and
doubt, aud broken hearts. II there are not end
less cOurtshlps and fatiguing demonstrations.
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FINANcIAn AyD coMMERCIAA.

SATURDAY, Jan. 20-P. MAT the OPEN
ing of business at the Stock Exchange there was
a disposition among the more prominent bears
to further attack the market, which Will explain
the decline of \ TO = " cent. In the leading
specialties; but prices soon took an upward
turn, resulting In an active and buoyant specu-
lation, with about the highest figures OF the day
established In the fnal hour OF trade. During
the morning Lake Shore declined = 10 Co.'S with
a later rally to 67H, and Pacific Mail also fell OH
from so to 3s1s but from this point II quickly
rose to 80 again, and closed at 8sA. Ohios be-
came the conspicuous feature OF the market at
the first board, and displayed much strength
IN an advance from 23k at the opening TO
2ii<; the remainder OF the active shares
having sympnthized with the IN petus i'm
and Northwestern shares were weak IN the
morning, but became strong In the afternoon
chases 1t is said that the old clique in North
western has disbanded because some OF the
members were discovered cheating the pool,
having sold out their holdings M S"9u'
40 new combination was formed to-
day in this stock, as also ~ Nsst,
ern Union, which will explain the sharp rise
in the latter from 771s To 795 at the cloae
IA high as 80 was bid for the STOCK AFTER me
close OF the Exchange. report that the COM
pany would declare an extra dividend also
caused considerable purchases Tor account oil
the smaller operators. Rock Island was hrn
Missouri y cent. TO lils, Atlantic and racit,
preferred, "a to8; New YORK Central selling AT
ll2s4lll,s New Jersey Central i9,& ill,nal'
| IT. Pau, 4ltl 1il4WHS do. preferred 10 g
75liM76ss; WABASH, 6jsU6s aud union'Paclhc
the market closed buoyant, with indications
| OF renewal Of the activity on Monday.
The following table represents the opening
| highest, and lowest sales, regular way Oh wv
principal stocks, during the past week. together
| with the number of shares dealt m;