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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
In Bankruptcy-No. 1895.
STATR OF LOUISIANA.
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THs PARISH OF
ORLEANS.

T HEREBY CERTIFY THAT on TIE THIRD
i day of January, 1876, Judgment was render I'd
in this court in the entitled suit in the words and
figures following, to wit:
Catherine Hankel Vs. Joseph Scheuermann-No.
zoos.
In this case, the court CO nsidering the law and
the evidence to be in fav Of plaintiff it is or.
dered adjudged and decreed that there be judg-
ment in favor of Plaintiff, Catherine Hsnkei and
against defendant, Joseph Scheuermann, her hus-
band, decleeiDg . separ alton of property and a
dissolution Of the community of acquests and
game heretofore existing between the said parties
It s further ordered sdJudsed al decreed t. at the
said plaintiff Dc have and recover of the defendant
her husband, the sum OF elol0 with legal interest
thereon from December II, 1875, until paid AZ
costs Of auit, with privilege and mortgage a. al.
lowed by law to married women Oh the properly
of their husbands.
Judgment rendered January 3, 1876.
judgment signed January 4 1876.
3. NORTH CULLOM, Judge.
In testimony whereof. have hereunto set nv
hand and amxed the seal Of the said court ct tho
city Of New Orleans, ON this seventh dsy of Jauu-
sEy. IN the year Of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and eeventy- ak, and the one bundredth
year Of the Independents Of the United Otatee.
JAZZ ~ fel3* ,. 4. LOAINAIH, Deputy Clerk
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AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.

The market opened with a fair INQUIRY
but the movement was checked by light sap.
plies Of the better qualities, and factors
meeting the demand less freely. The sales
during the morning, nevertheless, reached
5000 bales, after which the demand was
rather more active, and further transac-
tons were reported to the extent OF 5000
bales, making total for the day, as noted
above, of 5000 bales. Strict ordinary and
good ordinary ruled more in favor of buy
era, and in exceptional cases sold at frac.
ton under our inside quotations for
those grades. The better qualities,
on the contrary, being in light sup
ply and good request, exhibited in
creased strength, tending to outside figures.
Good ordinary sold as low as 9&c, and
strict middling at l3c. The dispatches re-
with sales of 1900 bales, and arrivals
partially Lied lower, and New York dull at
Saturdays quotations for spots, and hardly
any variation at the close in futures, while
sterling exchange ruled Ito y cent higher
Throughout the day factors evinced more
confidence and held the better qualities
with continued firmness, but met the de-
mand TOR good ordinary and the lower
grades more freely.
The Exchange makes the amount on ship
board not cleared before to-day's exports)
pool, q $50 for Havre, g., 2239 for the North
sea. 84O6 for Bremen, S86 for Spain,
1885 for the Mediterranean, and 1924
for coastwise ports, leaving in presses.
agreeably to it's account at IL NJ, 1876, O56
bales. If we deduct from this the amount
sold, but not yet delivered, the balance
will be about l3l 900 bales to represent
the quantity unsold, q large part of which
is withheld from the market, in transit or
not yet sampled.
The Exchange reports: "Sales $500 bales;
market firm" Its sales are computed from
P. NJ. Saturday to P. n. to day.
Receipts proper since Saturday evening,
and Monday, and 1874 last y zee: % nu1fdny
IN aggregate since Friday evening, Of
II 500 bales. against 20, 307 last week, and
1862 last year, and since August 81 Of
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indicted for completely in the Pafkman.
Brooks K Co. transaction. Nothing oficia!
accessible.
The persons said to be implicated in the
cotton frauds are ex-Aesistant Treasurer
Sawyer, Commissioner Of Customs
Haines, and William B. Barstow, formerly
clerk in the Treasury Department.
The International Railway Scheme.
A. X. Owen, civil engineer, will appear
before the Committee on Railroads OF the
Senate tomorrow, in support OF the Dill au'
thorizing the Secretary OF War to cause
national rail highway from Austin, Texas,
to Fort Heaten on the Rio Grande, and to
extend the said survey after application to
to and the granting permission by the gov
eminent of Mexico, to the harbor of TOpolO.
ysmpo on tho Gulf Of California, and sp.
propriating $4,000 for the purpose OF pay
ing the expenses of the said survey.
Supreme Court.
Kittredge ct ux W. Race and husband.
Judgment affirmed.
Cellar ct al. Va. Switzer.-Writ dismissed,
as Judgment to which it was taken was not
. final one.
Western Union Telegraph Company 70.
Western Atlantic Railroad Company
From the Circuit Court of the Northern
District of Georgia. Decree revised, with
directions to refer the case to master, to
state and account on the terms of the con-
tract
MIR. Msrrison's Resumption Bill.
Mr.. Morrison's bill directs the Secretary
of the Treasury to retain coin in the treas
ury until it shall amount to thirty per cent
of the outstanding legal tender notes, and
in the meantime it suspends the resump.
ton bill until after January !, 1879. 1t
also requires the national banks to retain
the coin interest received on its bonds de-
posted to secure circulation to the amount
of their legal resources, and such sum in
addition thereto % with the legal reserve
shall equal thirty per cent of their circuia-
banks are to retain a. security for the re-
demption' coin of their circulation. 1t
also repeats the legal tender provision
from the time that the banks have thirty
thirty per cent in coin of their circulation.
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have verbally informed tho gpvernmente,
that after the defest Of the Carlisle, which
il expected in . short time, Spain hopes to
be enabled . quell the Cuban instruction
through the increased endorsements. No
foreign complications are anticipated, be-
dated the idea OF annexinR Cuba, Q step
which would lead to the election of . mum.
Der Of negro representatives to Congress.
The Penal Code Amended,
The Reichstag, to-day, by . vote Of IA!
to 1873, passed the amendment to tho penal
code, providing for the punishment OF Of
lenses similar to that of Duchesne.
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RESTAURANTS,
'NHE OLD VIRGINIA KITCHEN.
Il WILLIAM BURNS RESTAURANT-

20. IS7 Camp street., Oppooit0 St. PHtricks Church.
Open every day rom A. n. to midnight; meals
furnished 1t oil hours Of the day; meals Furnished
able terms. Every Sunday. dinner served With ex
tra care. choice bill Of fare including ice cream
desert and conoe, at MY cente each person. Gen
tlemen, ladies' and famiieo win ind thio the moot
economical md pleasant place in the CITY. ja1 IN
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COMMERCIAL.

CoTToN-The sales to-day summed up
5000 bales at easier prices for the lower
grades and stronger for the better qualities,
without requiring any change in our quota
tons. We give also the figures and report
of the Exchange, as below:
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Bark Confidence, West from Rio JaneirO to ] L
Phipps &co-lst district IS
STEAMBOAT.
Robert Lee Campbell from vicksburg
Utah Beasley. from Yazoo river
Glencoe, Calhoun from st Louis
Henry Tete AucOln. from Thibodaux
Mary Ida Ruiz. from St James
Governor Allen. Brown. from Bsyeu sara
st John. Bergeron. from Donaldsonville
Atlantic and harges. Davis from St Louis
Smoky City. Dowd, FIN Pittsburg, with IL boats
shannon, De Hart. from Camden
Bertha. Broad. from Washington
Marie, Wilson, from Covington-O,d Basin
ARRIVED SUNDAY.
Steamship New York, Quick, from New York 18th
instant to A Whitney &cO-Algiers
Spanish bark JOuvin Antonio, Bartolomi Z DAYS
from Cienfuegos: in ballast to N PUG &co-2d
to Ramsey Westfeldt-lst district
Brig Weswell, Glover, 80 days from Rio Janeiro,
to Phipps 6cO-1st district
Brig Burns, Hunter, days from Ruatan Island
to S Oteri Bro-2d district P
STEAMBOATS,.
Minnie Avery, Smith, from St Martinsville
George Spangler, OPry from Lower Coast
Oriole. Carrick. from Lower Coast
John Wood, " food, from Louisville
Robert Young, Terrebonne, from LOckport
Frazer. Canton, from Lower Coast
Josephine. Coxzens. from Upper Coast
Waloon Ruiz. from Lower Coast
BELow-COMING UP.
British bark Champion. Killam, II days from Sa-
vannan, to Lowell l. Bailey
Austrian brig Plod, Tarrab0chia 43 days from
Orano. in ballast, to Bimer Bader-
Schooner Maud. Robinson, 20 days from Portland,
toJ Warner
EXPORTS
HAvRE-Bark AuIOra-2l6S bales cotton so bales
green hides BOO stAves
BREMEN-Brig Gerhard Erdwin-624 bales cot
ten $50 slaves
IMPORTS.
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CIRCUIT COURT or TIE UNITED
STATES.
DISTRICT or LOUISIANA.

THE CNTTRD STATES OF AMERICA VS. EMERY
E. Norton, assignee in bankruptcy August
Dessommes Anderson b. Deter, JONAS q. Levy
and Jules J. Goldatein.
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Meteorologlcal and River Report.
The following statement of the weather
and rivers is furnished by the Signal Ser
vice Office stationed at New Orleans:
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FOR RENT.

ITO RENT-FOR AN OFFICE OR CLUB ROOMS.
l. cOmmedi0us front second front floor ct NO.
81 Camp street, next door to the Picayune; Cheap
to . prompt paying tenant jal6 I'M
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LEGAL NOTICES.
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOB THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS
JOSEPH A. BROWN vs.. BIS CREDITORS
No 7o42

No. 70N
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO TEE CREDI-
IN tors Of Joseph A. Brown and to all other pAr-
j. Castell. ESQ, rotary public in this city, on
MoNDAY, the seventh day Of February 1875, At
10 4. NJ. for the purpose Of taking INTO
Brown for . respite; and that they ere further
notified that in the meantime al Judicial proceed
ings sgainat his person and property are STAYED.
Clerk'e Office Now o. leans, December 81, 1878
las l8 fe2 PAUL J. ABADIE, Deputy Clerk.
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Norwegian bark Aurora, Andersen, for Havre
German brig Gerhard Rrdwin, Horstman, for Bre.
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0,593 bales, against 66S,5A Last year-in-
crease Isl, 059.
The Exchange telegrsms make the re-
ceipts at all the ports from ~ NJ. Saturday
to II NJ. to-day Is, $50 bales, against 81 ,966
last year, and since Friday aga balee,
against 81, 1873 last week and a. SOB last
year Total since August 81, 2,82s,57l
bales. against 2,42s $50 up to Sunday noon,
January "a, last year Excluding half Of the
above q, l63)-increaee 400 OBS bales.
Exports FRIDAY and Saturday. to Great
Britain 16, $50 bales, against 25, 478 last week
and g, Sal last year, and to the continent
1880 bales, against $50 last week and
II ,977 last year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports, made up
to 10 M, S57 8OS bales, against S44,O97 last
week and 887. 2l2 last wear.
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HQTARIE8,

A. HERO 'k.'
OAcA M. ~ Commercial Place.
Passports procured with dispatch, and prompt
attention given to all srlA
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RIVER REPORT-3 p. II.
MARINE intelligence.

Below high water mark Of 1874
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
In Bankruptcy.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA

IN THE MATTER OF BOSTICK L COHEK. AND
Of Ellis H. Bostick and Philip Cohen iR6i-
vidually, bankrupts.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.

DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA
IN THR MATTER OF FELIX BERARD, BANKRUPT
TNHE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES NOTICE.
Il of his appointment as the assignee Of the
estate of Felix Berard Of the parish of ST. Martin
adjudged . bankrupt upon his own petition.
Jazz feS IL +. D. LIE BRETON Assignee.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
IN THE MATTER or HENRY A. BOYCE, BANK.
rupt.
In Bankruptcy-NO. 1495.
VNHK UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES NOTICE
4 of his appointment az assignee Of the estate
Of Henry A. Boyce, of the parish of De Soto. sd-
judge bankrupt upon his own petition.
jazz fe5 II St T. D. LIZ BRETON, Assignee.
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VVHE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES NOTICE
Il Of his appointment as assignee of the firm Of
BOstick Cohen, and of Ellis H. Bostlck and Philip
A. Cohen, individually, in the parish OF Orleans,
and State of Louisiana within said district. which
has been adjudged bankrupt upon the petition Of
by the district court of said district.
ALLAN EUSTIS.
New Orleans January 19, 1876. jl0 81 fe3
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EXPORTS

HAvRE-BArk AuIora-2l6S bales cotton 50 bales
green hides 300 slaves
BREMEN-Brig Gerhard Erdwir-624 bales cot.
ten $50 slaves
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EOR RRNT-PART OF A FURNISHED HOUSE,
y 70 rent suitable for 2 small family, or ono or
I've Eentlemo1. No. 484 Magazine street, OcI1
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CLEARED VEST

OFFICE OF TIE REPUBLICAN, I
Tuesday, January Is, 1876.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODuCE

lMFOHIS.
RIO JANEIRO-Bark Coz fl dence-ss8O baRp COT
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COTTON STATEMENT,

Stock hand September 1875. 97t
Arrived previously. 1850 9Sl-97o 454
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL
MONETARY.
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, OFFICE,

MONDAY EVENING. January "a, lS76.
The market continues dull with few offer.
ings for discounts at the banks, and very
little inquiry for money on tho street. Busl-
ness in exchange lie moderate in extent, and
in some quarters it is remarked that the Of
ferings are light, considering the movement
in cotton.
There is frmer feeling in stocks, and q
good inquiry tor leading shares. City bonds
show some activity, and premium bonds are
stronger.
New State consols are reported quiet at a
slight decline from Saturdays rates.
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THE srRUGGLEIy cUBA.
The New Autonomist Movcment-Arrcst Of
Correspondcnts.

HAVANA, Feb. 4-The autonomist plans
attributed to Gen. Jovellar aro causing good
deal Of uneaslness among the Conservative
party, and several informal meetings Of the
principal notabities of this rart Of the popula-
tion have been held lately to discuss the policy
TO he pursued 10y them.
The question Of taxation Is daily becoming
more difficult to manage, ard the complains
Of abuses III the Interior are continual, and the
Irritation among tho poorer classes increasing.
Much ingenuity Ia being shown IN attempts to
escape the payment Of the war subsidies, but
the administration Is apparently decided to
overcomssll obbosition, r;,,, r-ots all pier- for
exemptions =. s---""itOns with tho invarable
repl", PAY first and complain afterwari."
Ihero have been few more nghis with the
patroti but nothing OF greet import. nre.
Seyeral more estates have ia. arm nclis tufned
IN the villas at Lesueitio, Amalia, and ~ Marta,
near Remedies.
The Government has arrested some twenty
persons, In different classes of society. for re-
ing in correspondence with the Cuban refugees
IN New York. Among the prisoners Is Don
Guillernio de SotOlOngo, tho son uf the we'll
known merchant Don Pedro Sotolonro. Tho
letters were seized hv the police In the hands Of
one Of the Post Once carriers. and the clerks at
the Post ONCE have been examined. II % sid
that important discoveries have been made, and
that MANY persons hitherto supposed to be
good Spaniards are implicated.
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TnURsDAY, Feb. 10-P. M.-There were
no specially rrominent or attractive features
pres nted In the speculation at the stock TX.
change. The st. Paul shares led the early up
ward movement, and imuarted strong tone 10
Western Union, Pacific Mail, and Ohios, the only
stock rejecting weakness durln- the morning
having been Lake shore. though this speedily
later became also conspicuous for it, activity
and rise Of Ia r cent. 10 C6',. The Hannibal
and 81. Joseph shares recoyt red a and a cent.
for the common and preferred res pectivcly, but
the general market. aside from developing
arm tone, did not display any special bLoyancy
until after +. ~, when adNires from Chicago,
stating that the matters In dispute between
some If the roads belonging to the coz hnation
for pooling receipts had been amicahly adj
Justcd, occusoned mere pronounced buy
ing movement. The purchases did not an
pear TO hhN- hcen minirlllt"i uy any Of the
prominent bulls, but tue orders were widely
Distributed, iud embra ed huth r'uk aui nle,
ST. l. al common adVtn ed from ~ 90 80 o., but
aftcrNard broke to 49, just h fore the second
e II, though LITER rilVlng and clnsinr AZ 81 he
preferred at the s1mc time fell oil from ,l' 10
which IL had earlier advanced. t. ,Na. TUT re-
acted To 1913 In the final dealings. Western
Union showed an advance Il s.,as cuuiNrrcd
vi h the lowest price Pacific Nml a Ohi,s, d (;
Nor hwestetn, 20 d.. urefcrccd, Pa; Nichig II
and n' ST. Loni. End Iron Nount in the niehc'i
| points having hccn maiutained AZ tie close; nut
| lU7A. and nclaw re-, Lackawuuna and Western
| p at li,As these latter roads hiNn- been de-
pressed ry a pro,rectivc dcrIens. in rnin@7
| cons Queht unOn smaller cpnl trtihc.
The total number Of shares dealt m WIS no.
| SIP; Of which Lake shore represented %.ln;
| Western Union, AGO; Pa"ihc n w., 900; -
Paul, u 600; the preferred 500; Northwc~ tern,
| BT2O: the preferred, l2O; llBuuinnl AVID -.
| Joseph, 3Oi5 the preferred. 2,D0; Eric, 2sli (;
| New York Central. 5l3; Atlantic and P.cho
telegraph preferred, lW7; Rock Island, lHle :
Michigan Central, 2.55li New JrtSry ,th,i,.,,.
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rHE MuRDERLD nEBREW GIRA.
The Defence Strengthening their Theory of
an Alibi.

The testimony ia the Rubenstcin trial
yesterday was fUr the most part confined to the
nlio theory Of the defence, and to the corrpt-
Grafton Of the witnesses who swear To having
seen the prisoner ia New York at the time
about 8 o'clocA) he Is said to have been IN East
New YORK with the gri that KILLED. Jenat
B,helin III, Il CD Mulberry street. swore tina Pc
sach was N bis place about ten minutes fast six
o'clock On the Suud yeveuiug To collect money.
To nccuunt for the blood On the pri.uuer's
boot, l. lwarl Hauiey, apllceuau, ties fled that
there wa, a : Lee opposite kuheusteiu- hoG-e
where poultry was III le :, and tut ,eluw the
house was Is butrhcr shop. william Mackey,
another policeman, had seen blp0G on the 81 ie-
walk near the house.
J. Kaniwiutcu was unwilling to take ~ oath
because lie 10 d never tikeu one. said o. at
no was vii ug to tell the truth, and affirmed.
The witnCss saw the Rubonstcin5 at the we'd
ding on Suud afternoon, Dec l.. lie ex-
planned that ftr jews coIid lake the oath when
they uad ,ny hing To tell, otherwise they were
fofiifd % Id trk' the oath. hes had no OATH
under Wulch they were permitted t. TESTIFY
falsely.
Judge Pratt said that whatever the Jewish be
lief might he, Dee should hold mat under tnc
oath they To i false swearing would DC perjury
Other wifpr. were called to IrlNe that
Runrnstcin's father and uruther were a the
wedding late oh SUNDAY afternoon. The de-
fence Is L. close ITS te-tunoay this morning.
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Digging Out the safes The Condition of tue
Injured Firrmcu.

The police Gordon was maintained in
Broadway. yesterday, at Grand and Howard
streets, and tho nrenen continued to play on
the ruins. Working parties were dlf ting am NC
the hea' ed bricks Tor safe, and the 0rcmen were
busy with ladders and urles throwing down the
standing masonry In the ruins at AS and $50
broadway the worKmen found great pile Of
cloths and wooen good. that had not been
consumed. After survey the Den lrtment OF
Buildings ordered that what was lett Of the
walls Of the & influential Hotel should be torn
down, ana the work was soon done.
Four more safes we're tak0n rut Yesterday.
hose that were made to he Nrepruof stood the
test Of the intense heat aud turhcl Out their
contents only srN rched. Some, however that
were made oftndirerent materials, were empticd
Of mere ashes.
Tho wounded n-cmen. John n. Rush and
Thomas j. tortisis. are still living, and the li.-
ter u improving. B:sh. however, LES 10 semi
comst0-e condition, and his PHYSICIANS We
very little hone OF his recovery. Cir.i-is shows
hardly n superficial hruss, tut he complains Of
Internal soreness and pain.
Permits were gwen for the removal Of the
bodies Of David CUTE and DAVID Muidrew to
their homes IhcN are 10 be buried at L. w..
20 Il ". the former from the Masonic Temple,
the latter from his home AZ - West Tenth
street we officers. TWEEN y lrem ~. and I've
pail hearers Will he the escort, ana the mem
hers Of Engine 30 viii follow m the procession
"a moutncrs. The two funerals II con. olida' q
ut the Mas mic Temple. and thence they will
proceed to Greenwood Cemetery.
The loss has been figured down TO less than
S30Onl The insur noes thus far foot up al
about SOS. 9ll.
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Lohn NIncknt,. Hirthplnee.

To THE EDITOR OF Inc srN-Sr. perceive
II Is reported that Messls Flood, O'Rren MacSay,
and Fair the bonanza Of the West intend 10 send
$50 tons of god aud SILVER bullion to the Centennial
worth sIOOO0O0O. Is It generally known that Mr. Joan
county Not long tinee Ia raising throush the town
o. shdudtAlu,A ow passenger e IN rAed " Inls II
Juuu Ma hays nafy town He father lives mere no"
cuop. wood and pccls BARK for lY!n- has done 30 al
bis lte.'
Though there are many thrifty. welto-do residents
% Su4udaAn, ct Hny Ole acquainted WITH nat rough,
LlouAtaluuu town form rrtti accurate luea al
the siyl OF uuu u az the average wooachopper ana
hlrk ror o.. n can AIso torn pre- " accurate ldei
Of sic etlt OF duulclc iu whica our hero raised
SOW. aAifg out kIts.ton ald uyertirs, an VINO a.,
hacKHy c.u ui huY tat rest q ne cDuptyY lie Is talk
OIL h. VI, asa utcd - atc- senator from Ncvtda Why
rot DO sfiii better hy hlm ana make him President
He has probably lA4 niucu hgllO ing rs An rev
j .hLsou hai. Lcary rs n.uch an IluruW Weed, hnd
quite much 40 many other OFT our American states
men" besides. ic rure u, Olc element II sire 9Th
bullion. ltucr, he nnlnfa fafiy" Z y own CountY
hereby nominate Mr. Mac as for President. Where
BISHOP lllyeu2 NH he SECOND he mOton2
AIGHLANp, N. y, Feb. 3. \. MILLIAMs
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WAsHISGToN, Feb. TO- Private advices
from Havana up to Dec. 10 state that the receipts
Of the treasury are not equal to the demands
made upon 1t. In consequence Of this the
troops in the field had not received their pay for
October. The troops In garrison and the civil
service were only partially psid to july, and the
contractors for military supplies had received
nothing, and had represented 10 Cuude DC Val
insseda that they should cease To furnts pro
visions unless they were soon plid II Is also
represented that crowded hospitals we're stated
to he IN penury and almost abandonment. and
that this condition OF the treasury was such ny
reason Of want Of method ana order. ana OF dis.
honesty Of the public service that extreme dis
enlargement prevailed at Havana