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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-27
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, |
Friday Evening. Oct. %. 1877.

More liberal supplies Of Foreign Exchange,
staple. and aa Increase of New York sight the
pr coed, of which have been returned, or are
returning. Ia currency. have already afforded
mand has consequently slackened both 0 the
street and ut soms of the bank. In accordance
with thus improvement the New Orleans Stock
Exchange eIuced its quotations to-day as fol-
oWs n commerce Il paper:
Exceptional commercial paper 12@- per cent
Per annu discount, Al do at 15@--, second
grade do nominal, loans on colIaterafs 1oei2,
AL mortgagess1o@-.a and second grade do nomi-
Under scarcity Of coin Gold has been
stronger than las week, and above the parity
OF New Y rk closing Aac higher TO- day than last
Friday. The weeks increment has been mod
crate.
Foreign exchange has been rather steady
throughout The week. with sales to fair extent;
firm and steady Up to to-day, when. under lib
era offeri gs. 1t lightly decIi ed.
:, Up, to Wednesday State Consos and Premium
Bonds were act We. excited and buoant, but sub
sequently the msrket weakened and showed
considerable irregularity.. with wide tnctua-
ons T9ay STATE Go1s2s closed dat at
Bonds at 36'a@366, against 34sa0935. The h gh
est point at alned during the week by the former
was, sshS on Monday and by the latter 371S on
Oily scrip and Half Paid City Coupons have
been slightly IRREGULAR during the week. ent
State Warrants showed q decline of ha1 . cent
: Gold opened at 1024 plo3, against 1924 at New
York, and after a mited business closed at the
opening rates In both MARKERS. The sales
summed up s27.00O em'raci & $1,000 at 1929.
$1,000 ut lo2zs@lo', and $4,000 and $4,000 at 1o3.
Foreign bills we've unchanged and the move
ment was fair.
The sales of sterling comprised s1sooo, en-.
b-acing G1Ooo AL clear at 4ss1s G3oOo bill of
lading at 4s9@490. $4,000 do an E1ooO do Al clear
a. 4s904S9k, flOOo bill of ading at 400.
The sales Of francs amounted t., 100000. EN- ::
bracing 10000 commercial at 49,. and 10000 and
80. 900 at 5.134. and 90, 600 on Antwerp at 5.15.
AT the close sterling bills were quoted at 4sSh
@4S9h f n bill of lading ana AL clear and %
493 for bank (bank counter rate at --@4931a).
and francs at 5.4S@5.13A for commercial.
Under moro liberal offer, ngs commercial
sight on New York slightly declined The sales
compri. ed 10000. embracing $4,000 comm r.
cal and s25 900 and s55 900 bank at p u cent dis
count, $4,000 bank at 5-16 and $4,000 do at sic
@11-32.
The banks continued to check on New York at
d S cent discount. while commercial sight was
quoted at Il. against 3sS5-16 yesterday.
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COM VI ERCIAL.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, |
Friday Evening. Oct. 26. 1877, I

COTTON-The sales to-day summed UP $3.50
bales, at irregular bat generally stronger prices
requiring partial advance of &c in some of
the medium grades and full nc in tho higher
We give also the figures and report of the Ex-
change. as below:
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-27

Light weight American gold -. per dis.
Mutilated American gold .....-.. per dis.
STOCKS AND BONDS.
The following are tho weekly quotations of
the New Orleans Stock Exchange:
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General Exchange

With a return Of fine weather buyers came
forward at the opening with fair gree of
spirit. but finding only a moderate supply and
factors generally more stringent in their pre-
exceeded 1900 bales, after which thu movement
became more animated and additions transac
tions were reported to the extern of $3.50 bales,
$3.50 bales. A part of the business was at pre-
vious rates, bot in the rest he advantage was
more on the side of the factors. especia ly for
and commanded an advance of fully Ne. The
medium grades We're in most cases only slightly
stronger
Our quotations show an advance of &c on the
inside figures of Good Ordinary, Low NJ ddling,
Middling and strict Middling. and a full &c in
Liverpool quieter at previous rates, with sales
OF 1900 bales and arrivals held at 1-S2d higher;
Manchester firm; Havre firm and advanced q
fraction but with no change in quotations.
and New York closiug at q decline ol Lice In
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Ocean FreighCS.

New YORK, Oct. 2G.-Ocean freights were
quiet, and rather easier where changed as q
rule, although there was no material decline in
rates for anything. The supply of tonnage and
room is not large, yet the offerings of all classes
offreight are small with few exceptions.
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PROPOSALS FOR LEvEE WORK.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT., 4
state of Louisiana,
NnW Orlpana. Oct. IL. 1G71

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
State of Louisiana
New Orleans, Oct. II, 1877.
Sealed proposals will be received at this office
until SATURDAY. October az. at IL M. for the
construction of the following 1evees:
Hardtimes, parish of Tensas.
Hardscrabble, parish of Tensas.
Ford Field, parish of Tensas.
Young's Point, parish of Madison
Plans. profles and specifications of the above
works will be ready for inspection a. the State
Engineers Office between the twenty second
and twenty seventh Of October.
And sealed proposals will be received until
THURSDAY, November l. at IL M, for the con-
struction of the following levees:
Scott and Colomb, parish of Pointe Coupee.
Schlatre, parish of Iberville.
spangenberg. parish of Jefferson, left bank.
For which plans. proflles and specifications
will be ready for inspection at same ONCE. be-
tween the twenty-seventh of October and frs
Of November
Proposals shall be addressed to the under
signed. and each one Endorsed for the particu.
lar levee on which the bid il made.
The board reserves to itself the right to reject
any or all bids,
The party TO whom any contract may be
awarded must present himself within for.y-
eight hours. to sign the same and give security.
Or else his right will be forfeited and the con-
tract adiudieated to the next lowest bidder,
LOUIS A. WILTZ
Lieutenant Governor and Acting Governor. and
President Board State Engineers. ocls i'd
Special Notice - Parties bidding fOr
Levees are hereby notified Of the following
additional reauirement-The sealed proposal
must contain deposit amounting to one cent
for each yard Of the estimated contents up to
ten thousand yards, and an additional quarter
Of one cent for every yard over to be forfeitedto
the State in case Of the failure the contractor or
bondsmen to qualify within forty-eighty hours
after adjudication. or else the bonasmen must
be present at the opening of the bids, prepared
! to sign Immediately. oc24
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coupon. 4-Ex coupon.
by Telegraph
NEW YORK Oct. H-Wail street.-Money closed
easier at s l, cent Exchange closed quiet at
as1hg4s6. Gold closed at 1921. Governments
closed steady; currency skies 1205s@121. Pacific
Railroad bonds closed as follows: Union hrsts
1O57S@105h: do land grants 103I@103A; do
sinking funds 94]6@94h; Centrals 106a@1O61a.
The stock market was weak in the late after
noon dealings and at the close the lowest prices
of the day were generally current
N,nf .,lI n,t,is, Il efy,fr do
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Lava figures in great variety, at others, IA
Canal. opposite Varieties Theatre
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THE LOWEST PRICES,

for goods, made in superior style, and guarars
tee q fit equal to custom made. Call and see, at
WHEELER IL PERSONS,
Ms and Is Camp street.
WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT up stairs, with
full stock for country trade, at the lowest
prices. oC21 I'm
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NEW WINTER CLOTHING
WheeIer * Pierson.
and Is Camp street.
w.
a6W SiVGA WA,, 4, ary,Yn

and invite buyers to examiner
prices.
Elegant Scotch and Cashmere ID, tAll0
SUITS. SIS to s2S.
Black Worsted FROCKS and VESTS. MESS
$25.
Fancy Cashmere DRESS PANTS. all nricesaa
Elegant new style FALL OVEkCOATS, 50 tdfA
$40. Gs sHr
Youths BUSINESS and DRESS SUITS, nobby
and stylish.
Bows DRESS and SCHOOL SUITS, very low.
Shaker Flannel UNDERWEAR. all prices,
Genuine English HALF HOSE, warranted, 30
q dozen. 4.#|-IT5
New Fancy SILK sCARFS. SOC. 75c.. and II.
KID GLOVES, COLLARS, SUSPENDERS and
UMBRELLAS. n
As orr goods are all our own manufacture we
can offer
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-27
Get your kid gloves at Kreeger's.

Read Navra's invitation to the China Palace
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Foreign Markets,

LONDON, Oct. 26. 2 p. m.-Flour dull and cd
lower, at sos. VIII at lower; cargoes off the
coast-Chicago spring cd lower 53s Sd: red
winter Cd lower, 55s Cd; California 1@2s low
er, 62s: cargoes arrive-Chicago unchau ged.
orders mode at. Engi h country markets
lower; French country markets firm.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 2G. 1 AS .. m.-Flour heavy, Is
Cd off. at 3O5. Whe It dull; spring 1@2d lower at
los 9dGl1s I'd; California Club unchanged at
13s@135 Al; do. average unchanged at 12@13s.
Corn strong, but not quotably higher at 29s cd
Pennsylvania is lower at 38s cd.
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Fearful Increase of Fires.

careful compilation OF these losses was re-
Gently published in the Chronicle, Of this city, of
course not including this last disaster. The es-
innate shows that the increase OF loss as COM
pared with corresponding months in 1876 was,
for the United States, 10 per cent; for Canada,
266 per cent. The amount OF loss in the nine
months of 1877 exceeds the same period in 1876.
for the two countries, by nearly s25, 00O, 900.
Whether insured or not the circle OF injury by
fire soon extends far outside Of the community
where it occurs. Every loss OF the kind adds to
the severity Of hard times. But he loss to in
surauce companies OF property burnt in Canada
shows an excess for the nine months Of SC, 70O,-
600. And the increase If insurance losses on
property in this country for the same period is
81. 1000. The figures are startling. It will
not be denied that such excessive destruction is
itself factor in the depression that has SO
long been felt.
The Savings Bond.
The bill introduced in the United States Senate
by senator Wallace 80 authorize long bond for
the investment of savings," directs the Secretary
81 the Treasury to issue in Lien Of 40 equal
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barbor. ,. 1000 5000 1000
Compared with last year the above shows a de-
crease in the shipments of 15 600 bales to Great
Britain, and an increase Of $4,000 to the CONT
nent-let decrease 128,009-and q decrease in
the receipts of $4,000: and compared with the
year before q decrease in the shipments oil
500 600. and In the receipts of 100000.
TOBACCO-The only sale reported to-day was
hhds, and few hhds previously to the city
trade. The amount on sale Is estim tied a.
$500 hhds. We repeat our revised quotations
as follows:
Inferior Tugs 3@szc. low Tugs 3K@3Xc. medium
4@4kc, good to fine 4A@1514e, low leaf 5Tt96tse,
medium 7@8c. good 901Ohc. fine 11@11ch, and
.ola
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Treasure Expert From San Francisco.

The San Francisco Bulletin gives table show.
ing the coinage and shipments of the precious
metals from San Francisco for the past nine
months Of the current year. They are: Fine
gold, $1,269 500; fine silver, IS 484 60; silver
coin, 1904 300; trade dollars. T237 100; Mex
can dollars, s2,217, 100; gold coin, $22 526, 200;
gold dust, I'll, 900; total. $45, l2l 40.
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spots and higher for futures. which showed a
net advance OF 3-10oc In Octobers and NOyem-
bers. G-100c In Decembers, 7-100c In Januarys,
s-1o0c in Februarys, and 51oo@7 1Ooc In the later
months.
The sales Of the past three days sum up $3.50
bales 1880 on Wednesday, 800 yesterday and $3.50
to-day. making an aggregate for the week Of
% 500 bales. against 1880 last week and 1920
Weeks receipts $3.50 bales, embracing 1o.e52
from other delivery ports tof which 6o49 from
Mobile ana g. 1903 from Texas. and AZ. 134 proper
against 7s4 proper last week and e91 last year
Total proper since August 81. 1928 bales.
against .15s last year-deerease 72.o3o.
The exports comprise 2e 2o4 bales. embracing
1888 to Livsrpoo123ls to Havre $40 to Malaga,
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts at
all the ports from - m. yesterdayto u m. to-day
last year. and since Friday 157. 696 bales. against
1875 9o4 last week and TIA 1884 last year Total since
August 81 555.s GAS bales. against 7so,o64 up, to
Thursday noon, October 26. last year - de-
=, Exports FRIDAY to Thursday inclusive, to
and s5.5o7 last year. and to the Continent 4si5
bales, against 9s79 last week and % .bs3 last year
= Exports Gt'. At oil ports since September /, TO
year; to France Il o62 bales. against 6s,5 74 last
year. and to the Continent 1908 bales. against
1885 LIST year; Total to Great Britain France
and the continent 1S4'ei7 bales. against 252 731
Stocks at all the delivery ports made up to IL
m. 361 347 bales. against 2s3532 last week and
The weeks receipts at the chief interior towns
embrace O,740 bales against &c, 34s last week and
81 1863 last year. the shipments 81 755 bales
against 26.072 last week and 42.126 last year and
the stocks AZ .29s bales, against 1885 last week
and 64,061 last year.
Compared with last year this shows decrease
of II. 229 bales in the receipts, 0371 in the ship
me. is, and 81 1853 in the stocks.
The Exchange makes the amount on ship.
63H baies) 1874 bales, embracing q s05
for Liverpool, 1860 for Havre 5305 for the North
Sea, 1925 for Bremen. 1871 for the Mediterranean.
2s2 for Mexico and 1406 for coastwise ports. leav
ing in presses agreeably to Its account at IL M.
50,618 bales u considerable part Of which is not
ON sale.
At noon to-day Middling was quoted at Gal
weston Mt 105sc. at Mobile at 105sc, at Savannah
at 10 11-16c, at Charleston at 10M@1Ozsc at Will
mington ut 10sc, at Norfolk at 1oAc, at Baltimore
at 11@1t1c, at New York at 114c. at Boston at
11Ac at Memphis at 1910, ct Augusta at 1O7sc, ut
Shreveport at t016, Philadelphia at 11&c. at
Cincinnati ut 1OAc and at st. Louis at 105c
The Exchange reports: Sales 5000 bales.
Demand good" Its quotations are raised &c.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September /, 1877..... 21,56S
Arrived since last statement. 1913
Arrived previously. 149. $50 1877 SOL
179,36s
Cleared to-day. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 63A
Cleared previously. ..-.......... 1869 86,033
Stock on hand and on shipboard not
cleared .,.......-..t.--.........' gJ33b
Stock same time last year .............. 900
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-06
NOTICE 70 the CREDITORS 0I
KELLY 4 n0FE2.

NUE A RE NOW ENGAGED ~
" p1epsripg an exhibit Of the assets and
,,shi,;ties al our nrm. which will be completed
As e.rly ss we are in receipt Of full statements
frnm o,1r SAN Francisco correspondents. Messrs.
latham King, when We will submit the same
- ~. ..,s-,;,ors KELLY HOFER.
Canon, New, 2sth January, 1877.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-06
FURNISHED HOUSE TO RENT.

A NICELY FURNISHED HOU 8 e
~ to rent on reasonable terms. Inquire OF
MkS. RICHARDS, sixth street, Carson City.
February 4, 1877. If
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MRS. DR.. P. s. STEPHENS,

u1uE GREATEST AsTROlOGIST.
Cl.iryoyant, Physician and Test Medium
Of the age. has arrived in Carson. and taken
,.S,ns af the corner Of Cars n aud Fifth streets
Yrirbie's corner. Up Stairs. where she Is Pr-
,,.r.I to give sstisfsctivp In regard to the past
r,.s.rt and future. Also. to treat oil kinds Oh
sS;lnents or diseases. Come soon, II you want
.n.,r Sorfnnes told Remember the place, cor
ysr csr.on and Fifth streets. Up Stairs. Hours
n eonaulfation from 4. u. to IL p. u. Jais
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-07-06
THE AMENDMENTS.

AT the November election III,
people OF the State will ole uno,
two amendments to our STAG con.
s'llution; one to abolish the oGic.
oil lieutenant governor. and thr
o''er to hold biennial instead Of
"nnual sessions OF the legislature
L d'iterent papers throughout the
o'aie nave generally spoken out
upon these proposed amendments.
ana til" great majority seem to CD.
pose the aho ilion of the former.
We are Of the opinion that it is Door
economy TO abolish the Office Of
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. and AS the sal.
airy is only $500 per annum we had
just as well let it remain. The fol-
lowing upon the subject is from The
Aberdeen Examiner
The press of the State is now discns.
sing the proposed constitutional amend.
meat aooiishing the acknowledgements
ana there are but few journals that lock
upon IL with favor. The Argument ger.
orally advanced is good ouo, that ia
the event of the death OF the ,xecntive
he should have a uccesscg who ba, the
endorsal OF the State through the bal
lot box, instead OF the president of the
senate or speaker Of the house, who
nay have the ballot-box endorsal of
a single county.
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MARINE AND
NEWS.


Pilotage So per foot actual draft. comru,,orv
Steyedoring Timber 81 1911 IS rtr I",II
deals % @90c per load; colst,visy zoe @sI ,.,
loGdi llshter4ge of ballast zoe per ton. iN'
winchr1en 81. - "''''i' -
sid1. 0' "7hfero" along"
liarbormaster s. each vessel.
an vessels arriving between Tie 18Th of
m"y ana 10th Of November must rrno,t ot
9 it station before they will be permit
fAyslelan's charge s. for boarding each vas.
sei' An extra charge of s.. Md cost ~
chemicals, for fumigatIon. "' ''S'- oI
Average draft of water on the bar from Nav
10 November z feet November to NAV IL #
at This port. "'""''s e"'e'
Draft of water at Ship Island q feet
Enarges same az above, except lighterage of I
ballast oOc and water &c per gallon.
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Saturday, The 18th Day of August,

AID. 1877, the following described rooI aud
personal property of the above defendants. 70.
VIZ; Ill that place or puIc-. of land situate
INIn8 and being in Jackson county. cam
LnencinE at the northwest corner Of a tract Of
IaHd owned by Mrs, Miguel Pol, thence ran.
lIng east twenty one en- chains, thence north
10 NE marsh, thence following ]easte,Iy the
sout. side Of sa1d marsh 80 MS 10 jprersert he
hofthWest al IA post marked j. b X, in sad
marsh ON the PascIgorht river, thence south
eiiEhtt claims and forty links to the place Of be.
ginning, combining seventeen SjlH0 acres.
more or less, all in sec, ion Two ~. township |
e'gL.i ~, range SIX ~ west, together with nh |
tIe improvements thereon Except Williams
place., consisting of ,teum saw mil machinery
mill fixtures, tools, ste mboat frame or hult
etc to satisfy plant lfs judgment and cost.
Given under my hard, at Scranton, the 92d
day of June, A. b. 1877.
y II JOHN Z. CLARK, Sheriff
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WIN LIE democratic gathering at tie
Nh'io Sulphur Springs, Va, tLi:
month is likely to be more of an
,nalr Than was at first supposed
III PROJECT has received encourages
.neht from the many rival demo.
IFa'Ic candidates for the speaker.
mp Of the next house. Each and
al OF them are now spurrcd to be
eSent by curiosity as to the de-
opments of the conference. and q
a'ous anxiety TO head off each
Ct IN any possible efforts made
onward their respective claims,
conference will last about ten
from the 2Otb, and is based
probably upon the eynoo,o,ion
ir. Hayes Will lie there. IT,
on will also be taken advant. ,
= by the rivals for the Offices /,
,sergeant.at.arrns ard o. :
IN w~.or
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-07-06

lHE men who have stood by The
democratic party during the Ja W.,
days of republican rule in this sta,o.
those who have been steodfast ~
Tue party principles, and have "a,
ooFed to restore the State to tho
hands of The citizens; such men. VIZ
say should be honored now with
'he places OF profit pnd hpst II
surveying the senatorial field mo
ma no name wortbier a placa tbono
IMAM that of Col. Robert soaoId
COL saffold las done much good {
service for the cause, and has i boou c
,qualIy steadfast in adversitv md I
p9lea' as In prosperity and success e
he has had some IegisIasiye exneri, h
ence' and should he be elected will is
and zeal. "'"'y
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MR. HAYES will soon mako a
visit 10 the South. "


lnE whereabouts Of that way
ward youth, Sitting Bail, still per.
PleXcS the great cpauIcttcd war,ior.
Of America. They can't find ont
where he is and when he went there,
We would suggest TO Bapditti'
sheridan and Old march.to,tbe
Sta,oherman, that a big spread.ou
Of o hot Ncwman's and johnnie.cakes
lH'ed with scolpiog>knite souce
would fetch" this military strate-
gust better than our regular West
species).
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~
&. THERE is a project on foot ,c
oulld a railroad from Scranton ia
The seaShorc. The cost of sucb .
road would not exceed $4,000, and
probably could be built for less
money. The advantages to be de-,
llvea from this road would be far
greater than at first supposed and
'nore Is no doubt but what the road
would pay expenses from the Tina
' 'uo n'St car is u over it. Already
'Ilcro has been $4,000 subscribed,
r1 We oouot not that the whole
amount will be raised very soon.
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PARLOR ORGANS

These remarkable instruments -
pagllle9 for musical effects and Po
never before attained, adnpted ca
and Professional, and IN orna !or a
Ter, EXCEL IN QUALITY ~ n any b
TIHGREDUGH WORN NANsIiIpJ EL Toi
VaIieI3 Of ,I ANP Cod FINISH, aud W ondasyN>.t
cry inst nment fully warranted j''S for stops. Ev.
Ss 9.,,g,lY hrSt-e'ass ia every respect. |N Years
iosm @as, il 'n., ace -, G1hipred on from five Sad to az ~
ire'sht charges paid both WAYS h rS'"naed and
are y lrrepresented or in any w4v re IL they
' S",,sn'c'2ry, No such oFiir has a prevo nn.
where ,"Icr. | nS%"r na9 Of limitations. Agents nsV wa TesG
introduce in new localities, S So"1I' made to
t. t ,aiin,a q - EkIlSER. containing lon %' ila';
w I,'I5'T yon from WslIkncya PERSONS "nss so oS's Of
yum rostoiHces annexed. tha NH ~ States,
iifect of them, Address "' may enquire
DANIEL +. BEATTY
Washington, New Jersey re.