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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-19

RY PLACIDE :. SPEAR, Aqctioneer-OfIlce
p o'clock m, will be sold at public auction at
Royal street. between Canal and Uustomhouse
streets by virtue eng IN pursuance 4 o. "a order
Of shs Hon e. e Bng gadge OF the Dis
the District of Louisiana, dated March 2, 1877,
for account Of said bankrgptcy.
t oERTAIN LOT qT GROUND t33gether
situated In the Second District of this city. in
the square bounded by .Chartres Cont, Elk.
as No. 81 forming the corner Of Charities and
Cont streets. known as the D. Lopez confec-.
tionery. Said lot measures II feet, inches 4
lines on Chartres street. by II depth OF 1D1 feet
inches. fronting on CONT street 40 feet inches
in width in the rear, 80 feet inches the line
separating it from lot No. q, at which depth it
opens at o right angle toward Bienville street,
Q feet II inches lines. and then q second depth
q. TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, stu
square COMPRISED within Broad Custombonse,
Canal and White streets, designated by the Nos.
"a and 40. and measuring each 80 feet lines
Terms and confederation tho property first
" des ,ribed, one third cash on adjudication.
the balance at one and two years credit f2r notes
privilege, with eight per cent interest from date
till raid the clause Of FIVE per cent for attorneys
fees In case OF udieai Tor the
thereof; property to be insured iii q sum to be
fixed by the assignee, and pol cy of insurance
transferred to him, and all other usual clauses:
For the proper secondly described one. half
cash on adjudication, and the balance at one
years credit for note bearing special mortgage
and vendors lien and privilege, with eight per
cent interest per aunum from date till paid, the
clause of five per cent for attorneys fees for the
recovery of payment Of said note or of any por-
The assignee to convey said properties to the
purchasers free from all ineumb ranees and
without any other warranty Of title than that
received by him by virtue of the deed of assign
ment executed to him by the register in bank
rnptey.
Acts of sale before Amedee Ducate. ESQ.,. no.
an24 my1 3 Is 10
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
AUCTION SALES.
Nv y. GuinauIs.

TWO THREE-sTORY BRICK
BUILDINGS, FRONTING THE RIVER AND
aALLATIN STREET. w1TH IRON FRONT
ON LEvEE STREET. LARGE AND vALU-
ABLE LOTS. WITH A LARGE BRICK
BUILDING AND OTHER FRAME BUILD
tEGs. ON ELYs1AN FIELDS STREET, BE-
TWEEN LEvEE AND VICTORY OR PETERS
STREETS, AND A LOT OF GROUND. WITH
BUILDINGS AND1MPREvoMFNTs THERE
ON. ON VICTORY OR PETERS STREET
BETWEEN FRENCHMEN AND ELysIAN
FIELDS STREETS.
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SUCCESSION OF AUGUsTE JAS.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 3q,27b,

No. 9o,275
DY PLACIDE J. SPEAR, Auctioneer-O Office
- No. 46 Royal street. SATURDAY, May 10,
1877. at IL o'clock M will besold at public auction
at the Merchants and Auetioneers Exchange,
on Royal street. between Canal and Custom
house streets. by virtue and In pursuance to an
order from the Honorable A. L. Tissot, Judge
Of the Second District Court for the parish Of
Orleans. dated May 8. 1877. for account Of said
/. rive SHARES OF THE CAPITAL STOCK
OF THE WORKINGMEN's ACCOMMODATION
BANK
o. All the rights, titles and interests of the
deceased In and to rights patent granted by the
United states Government of 23d March, 1876
and April az. 1876. to A. Jas and others. /. For
improved condenser in ice machines ?. For
improved freezing box in ice machines. 8, For
improved apparatus fol cooling buildings
cellars. etc
8. All the rights titles and interests Of the
deceased in and to rights patents by the United
States Government to J. g. Hava, on the
18th of july 1874 for the manufacture Of the
Tribasie Phosphate of Lime In God Liver Oil.
l. .Sundry claims. open accounts. etc.
The whole as per inventory on file and to be
seen at aucttoneer's office.
Terms-Cash on ADJUDICATION
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q TYLER READS LIFE INSURANCE.
-. Aeene1 10 Carondelet et.-Parties de-
string new insurans- or transfer their poll
cies for the purpose Of obtaining a95oluts
agency has never pac. d d policy IA any compa-
has aa l. o t . to ' seeariss Ing
iain a Mnasacb asefts equity non-forfeitnret.
the strongest companies. the most j1dlceious
plans. and the lowest rates in the United ssases'
my13 1W
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DY G. Il. GIRARDEY, Auetoneer- Office No.
ID 81 Camp street June o. 1877,
at Ia o'clock NJ at the st. Charles Auction Ex-
change, will positively be sold at public aue-
ton by consent Of parties. the following de-
NfNEfEEN oHOICE BUILDING LOTS, sit
uated in the Sixth District Of this city, and in
the square bounded by Magazine. Camp. Oadiz
and Jena streets. The said lots are designated
by the Nos 1, O. "a. &c. 8, o. TO- a. ID, ID, 49, IT,
10, 40. 81, 20 and "a, as per plan of A. DArmas.
surveyor, exhibited at sale
Lot No. forms the corner of Camp and Cadiz
streets lot No. 10 forms the corner OF Camp and
Jena streets: lots Nos. Q to 9 inclusiyely front
each on Camp street; lots. Nos. 49, II. 10. 20, al
and al front each on Magazine street; lots Nos.
IL and Is front on Camp street, and lot NO. "a
fronts on Jena street, near the church and
school of st. Stephens.
The West Bouligny market below Napoleon
Avenue and other public and private improve
ments render thsm exceedingly desirable as
building lots. They will be sold without any
reserve in lots to suit purchasers.
Terms-One-half cash; balance at twelve
months credit for Dot-s specially secured by
mortgage and vendors lien. bearing oil tho
usual clauses of eight per cent per anDum In
terest from the day OF sale until final payment.
five per cent attorneys fees In event OF suit
and the purchaser to assume the payment OF
the taxes for 1877 payable In 1875 over the price
OF adjudication.
Acts OF sale at the expense of the purchasers.
before A. J. Where. ESQ. notary public.
IDy2 IL 10 26 je2
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DY PLACIDE J. SPEAR, .Auctioneer- Office
ID 46 Royal street-SATURDAY, June %, 1877,
at u o'clock M, will be sold at public auction
at the st. Charles Auction Exchange. basement
rotunda of the st. Charles Hotel on st. Charles
street. between Gfaver and Common streets. by
virtue OF n judgment rendered May il, 1877, and
eigned May 16. 1877. BY the Hon. w. z. Houston
Judge Of the Fourth District Court for the Per-
ish OF Orleans In the above entitled matter. the
GHRTAN Iof IN aRouHp together
with the buildings and improvements thereon,
situated In the First District Of this city in the
square comprised within Philippa, Baronne
Union and Grayer rtran+s, 'asgr ntpS by the lot
No.1i on plan by .Knel. Of the oath Ma rch 1861
ana measuring 81 1eet men front On Philippe
street. by depth of % feet IL inches on the line
OF lot No TO- and 90 feet az inches on the line Of
lot No. Il. and SO feet inches in the rear.
Terms and cenditions--One- half cash; the
the balance at a credit of one year. for note
bearing special mortgage and vendors lien and
privilege. bearing eight per cent interest per
annum from day of sale till paid the clause OF
5per cent attorneys fees In case Of judicial pro-
ceedings for recovery of payment of said note
or any portion thereof insurance In sum to
be fixed By. the public administrator and policy
transferred to him. and all other usual clauses.
The purchaser will be required to make u de-
post OF ten per cent on the amount OF adjudita-
ton at the moment Of sale
Act of sale before @. Il. Soniat, Esq, notary
public, at the expense OF the purchaser
my19 90 je2 8 16 "a
BANK STOCKS. INTEREST In RIGHTS.
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SUCCESSION OF ADELAIDE VINUT, WIDOW
OF SAMUEL NELSON HITE.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. IS, a26.

DY s. aUTNAULT. Auetioneer-Offiee corner
ID of Bienville street and Exchange alley
SATURDAY, May 26, 1877. will be sold at
u o'clock m, at the Merchants and Auetioneers'
Exchange Royal street. between Canal and Gus
tonlhouse streets. by virtue Of an order from
the honorable the Second District Court for the
parish of Orleans dated May L. 1871
TWENTY SHARES Of THE CAPITAL
STOCK of the Citizens Bank of Louisiana,
which will be sold to the lowest bidder. reauir-
ing the purchaser to substitute an immovable
property to secure said stock to the satisfaction
Of said Citizens Bank. to be mortgaged for that
purpose. The testamentary executor will pay
to the purchaser the difference between the
price for which said stock shall be sold and the
par value therefor: and further, the said pur-
chaser will assume q stock note OF 1920 due on
the first of January. 1878. my15 10 20
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SALE OF BANK AND OTHER STOCKS. ETC
sUCC oNoFTHE LATE PHILIP DRuMM
Second District Court for the parish of Orleans
| No. 37,T2e.

pY G, K. GIRARDEY, Auctioneer--Office No.
- 81 Camp street-SATURDAY, May 20. 1877.
at O'Clock p. m. at the 81, Charles Auction Ex-
change, in the Rotunda Of the St Charles Hotel.
A. L.. Tissot, Judge Of the Second District Court
fog the parish OF Orleans, dated the 9th May.
son TIA foiio desnrhad ~ Mn
!. SIX THOUSAND DOLLARS of city of New
Orleans Premium Bonds
q SIX BONDS, OF 500 each of the parish of
jefferson right bank
B. TWENTY SHARES OF the capital stock of
the Bank Of Lafayette, $50 per share.
4. FIFTY SHARES of the stock of the Lafsy-
cite Fire Insurance Company of New Orleans.
6. TWELVE COUPONS of the bonds of the
city Of Carrolton of $40 eaeh
G. SIX COUPONS OF the bonds of the city Of
Carroilton of $40 each. half paid
=. LARGE LIST OF open accounts and evil
dences of debt
Terms-lash before delivery. myls 10 &c
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DENTISTRY.

j. Il. WALKER, ID. ID. B.,
No. 1870 Delord Street,
Latest improvements and best styles OF both
Operative and Mechanical Dentistry at most
Moderate Prices. Contour Filings q specially
mh<u
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nY SELLE & MALOCHEE-Arman Selle.
- Auetioneer.-O No, so Royal street. On
SATU RDAY. May 26, 1877. at IA o'clock m.. at the
Merchants and Auc ioneers' Exchange. Royal
street, between Customhouse and Canal streets.
will DO sold at public auction, by virtue. Of and
pursuant to two several DEGREES rendered by the
Second District Court for he parish Of Orleans.
one ON April 10, 1877. and the other on April 90,
/ IT. in the matter entitled John s. Mioion VS..
Mrs. Widow j. II. Mioton ct al. and being the
No. SO 36l Of the docket of the aforesaid court.
the following daacrihed nronertY--
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District Court of the United States of America
for the District of Louisiana-No 1860.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS,

AUCTION SALES.
by Nash q Hodgson.
IMPORTANT SALE.
SUPERIOR INVESTMENTS.
THE ELEVATED COTTAGE RESIDENCE.
No. 400 CAMP STREET,
With Two Lots Of Ground 5oxi7o feet.
THAT CoMMoD1oUs COTTAGE RESIDENCE.
No. $50 CAMP STREET.
With Two Lots OF Ground
THE CHOICE BUILDING SITE;
adjoining same.
TWELVE CHOICE BUILDING LOTS.
Corner Camp and Dslord, st. Charles and De-
lord, Magazine and Front and Delta Streets
AND FRONTING TIvoLI CIRCLE.
Succession Of Mrs. Josephine Hale Ames. de-
ceased.
SOLD BY ORDER OF COURT,
ON LONG CREDIT AT AUCTION.
by NASH & HoDGsoN-W. l. HoDesoN.
~ AuCttOn6eT-Uff1c9.N NO. l3 GarUndelet street.
On SATURDAY June .. 1871 at u o'clock m. at
the st. Charles Auction Exchange, will be sold
l. THE OUMMODIOUS ONE AND A HALF
STORY ELEVATED FLAME COTTAGE RES
IDENCE, on basement, known rs No. 900 Camp
street, between Julia and st. Joseph streets,
with alley In the rear. Lots measure 51xl7o feet,
.. THAT VALUABLE BUILDING SITE,
known as No. 1875 Magazine street, between Ju-
lia and ST.. Joseph sttoets. Lot measuring 32x
s. ). WITH ooMMoDIoUs COTTAGE RESI-
DENGE. known as No. 235 Camp street, with two
lots of ground. measuring about 6tx12s feet.
4. THE CHOICE BUILDING SITE adjoining
the same, fronting on Camp. about 25x132 feet
with common alley In the rear.
&. FOUR CHOICE COMMERCIAL BUILD.
INC LOTS. on the corner OF Camp and Delord
streets, measuring about 24x11o to 1tb feet each.
6. TWO SSi o. CHOICE BUILDING SITES. on
corner Of Delord and St. Charles streets, east
and fronting on Tiyoi Circle, and measuring
about 66 by so feet with improvements.
I. FIVE VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS on
Front and Delta streets, between Girod and
Lafayette streets, measuring about 121 by 125
feet tagether adjoining the Champion Press
yard and opposite the Morgan Railroad Depot,
TEkMS-Onss third cash, balance at one and
two years with per cent. interest and the usual
clauses!
Acts OF sale before A. Hero. Jr notary, at the
expense of the purchasers.
For full particulars as to measurements is. etc..
apply to the auctioneers. and see the plans at
the place of SALE my16 10 40 &c
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IN THE PARISH OF ORLEANS.


CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND in the Second
District of this CITY, in the square bounded by
ST. Claude. Barracks, Esplanate and Rampant
streets, having. French measure, 80 feet front
on ST. Claude street. by a depth Of 1876 feet to-
gether with the buildings and improvements
thereon. Acquired by stid deceased on ths nth
Apr 1915 from WfoT r. D. by Pct
which act was recorded in q. o. B. 1903. +. $50.
In THE PARISH OF ST. BERNARD.
CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, with
the buildings and improvements thereon,
situated ia. said parish, on the left bank of the
Mississippi river, at about five, miles bel W the
O plan deposited in tue office of Z. Pollock late
n notary public in New orleans, per act Q, the
10th April, 1872, measuring, in French measure.
depth of so arpents between parallel lines. To-
gether with a further depth, If anv there be.
bounded above by lot No 7. and below by lot
No.9.
IN THE PARISH OF ST. TAMMANY.
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with
ated in the town Of Vaudeville in the square
bounded by Lake. Wilkinson, Claiborne and
O eketch made by j. A. D'Hemecourt, annexed
to sale to Charles Cavaroc. passed before 8.
Magner. late notary public in this city, on
lines on each of said Lake and Claiborne
streets. by sos feet Q inches in depth between
parallel lines, American measure.
leIIus ~OHe-tIliTu caSH anu tne bhlanCe On
credit of one and two years, represented by the
notes of the purchasers divided into coupons
to suit the parties at INTEREST,". dated the day OF
SALE bearing eight per cent per annum interest
from date till paid, and secured by mortga. g
and vendors lien on the property sold. The
acts of sale to contain the clause OF five per cent
attorneys fees in case OF suit to recover pay
ment OF said notes as far as the city property is
concerned, and ten per cent lawyers fees as far
as the property in st. Bernard and st. Tammany
parishes are concerned: the buildings and i'm
provements to be insured and the policies trans
ferred to vendors until payment of said notes.
Acts OF sale at the expense of purchasers be-
fore M. I. Ducros notary public.
ap21 Is my5 u 1925
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS,
AUCTION SALES.
BY PIaoide J. Spear.
sPI ENDID IMPROVED PROPERTY ON PHI,
IPPA STREET. BETWEEN UNION
AND GRAvIER STREETS.
FIRST DISTRICT.
T.. T. PARKER, PUBLIC ADMfNINT RATOR
ACTING ADMINISTRATORS, ETC,
VS.. FRANCISCO PIPPO.

Fourth District Court for the Parish of Or
leans-No. 44.5e1
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BY Hoey, Macon q o'Connor.

BANK. INSURANCE AND GAS STOCK AT
AUCTION.
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by seIIe Il Malocb ee.
JOHN g. MOTION vs.. WIDOW B, r.
MOTION EFT AL.
FOR A PARTITION.

Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 39.s6l.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY q. e. Girardsy.

POSITIVE SALE BY CONSENT OF PARTIES
OF
NINETEEN CHOICE BUILDING LOTS NEAR
THE CHURCH AND SCHOOLS OF
ST, STEPHENS, AND THE WEST
BOULIGNY MARKET
AND FRONTING ON MAGAZINE, CAMP,
JENA AND CADtz STREETS, SIXTH
DISTRICT.
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DYR NJ. & B. J. MONTGoMERY-R. "a,
ID MONTGOMERY, Auctioneer-Will be SOFA
on WEDNE DAY, III ay 20, 1877 at II o. M, at NO.
In Marais street near Dnmaine. pursuant TO an
order BY the Hon. A. l.. Tissot. Judge 81 me
Second District Courtfor the parish oil ofieans'
dated May 9. 1877. o,oooos
Terms-Cash. myl5 u 80
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IN THE MATTER OF THE BANKRUPTCY OF
DAMMIT, LOPEZ
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Eecond District Court for the Parish Of Or.
leans-No. 3s,TbA.
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1upIorA1, ADVERTISEMENTS.

AUCTION SALES.
sss.SsD-ls-s5~
Hy o. e. Girardey.
THE GREAT SALE OF THE SEASON,
Comprising the
CHOICEST or COMMERCIAL AND RESI-
pEpCE PROPERTY IN MARKET.
Embracing
STORES LONG ESTABLISHED AND SUCCESS
Full BUSINESS STANDS
On Camp, Carondelet, Chartres and Old bevet
streets.
THE POPULAR "BALLEJ0's" STORES AMI
THE CHARMING COTTAGE RESI-
DENCE ADJOINING.
THE MAGNIFICENT BUILDING SITES FORM.
ING THE ENTIRE SQUARE BOUNDED by
ST. CHARLES, JACKSON. CARoNDELE1
AND JOSEPHINE STREETS
THE MOST PICTURESQUE PORTION OF TIN
rouRTH OR GARDEN DISTRICT.
SALE 10 EFFECT PARTITION.
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ONE GOLD WATCH AND CHAIN, ONE
TRUNK AND WEARING APPAREL, BOOKS
CLOCK AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENT.
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SUCCESSION OF FELIX McMAEUs.

Second District Court for the parish Of Orleans,
No. 39,377.
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BRICK STORE AND RESIDENCE CORNER OF
CONT AND CHARITIES STREETS.

TWO LOTS OF GROUND ON CANAL STREET
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BANK STOCKS, INTEREST In RIGHTS.
PATENTS, OPEN ACCOUNTS. CLAIMS
ETC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-08

A SAD CASE OF DROwNING-D Delight ID.
WEnd, Loses MS Life Ia Suring His Child
Last Saturday afternoon, about O'Clock
Dwight ID. Willard, proprietor ofthe Union
steam forge, at BOrdentOwn, was drowned.
He was on the Pennsylvania shore, opposite
Bordentown. bathing with his Fl We children
the eldest OF whom was only seven years OF
age. One OF the children being out In the ri yer
further than the remainder, suddenly disap-
pesred In hole. The father FASTENED TO the
child's rescue, and being q poor swimmer
seemed to be In danger himself, when a boat
men named Quigley, who accompanied the
little party, swain TO the spot, and soon all
three was seen to founder in the water
Quigley finally made his way towards the
other four children, who were approaching
The hole screaming, "Papa is drowning
BY this time a small boat arrived and
re- cued the child. which the father in he last
efforts had held clear above the water while
sinking himself The body Of Mr.. Willard
was recovered in an hour and half after The
occurrence, and every means used to restore
life, but the task was q vain one. Deceased
was born in one OF the eastern states. but for
a number OF years past lived in Philadel-
Ihia, where he married his wife, who died
little more than year ago. Two months ago
he leased for ten years one of the late Com
mOdore Stewards mansions. one OF the finest
on the Delaware, and directly opposite to
which the drowning happened Phlta.
Times, Gfh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-08

HYDRoPHoBIA-A Cbids SyFerings and
DEAN, Consequent on a Settlers RHe -Martin
LOreDZ, about five years old, died on Satur-
day even ing, from hydrophobia. The istory
of the case. as related by DIR. Roediger, Of No
3|2 west 35th street, who al ended the boy is
this: A bout ten weeks ago a number OF bows
we're chasing q setter dog around 9th avenue
The dog ran into the house where Martin
LOrenz lived. The boy was Just going into
the hallway, and the dog bit him seven or
EIGHT times in the legs. One wound was
rather large one. A druggist cauterzed the
wou1 DIS and they healed, and the child appa.
renily was well. On Thursday last his pa
rents rOticed an odd look about him, as
though he was frightened at something. On
Friday he declined taking anything liquid.
On Saturday morning the parents became
ALARMED and called I'm DIR. Roediger, who ar
rived about O'Clock. AS he entered the
room the child had the first tetanic couvul-
sion, but IL was of short duration. Tue doc
tor tried some experiments in order to test
whether the case was one of genuine hydro
phoDia, e I'D he became satisfied that il was
ard then he administered hydrate of choral
internally and by Injections. ColvulsiOns
rapidly followed each other, and the sight OF
water Set the lad frantic. DIR. Warren, of 3sth
street. was summoned; also Doctors Day and
Janeway, OF the health department, and DE-
VIM. A. Hammond. All agreed that il was
a clear case OF hydrophobia. The child died
al p. IN. on Saturday. DIR. McWhinnie
made post mortem examination yesterday
confirm ng the views of the other physicians
N. Y Herald, 1th.
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SECRETARY sherman aud the Ohio
tampAtg

INV YORK, August S-A Washington
special 10 the Norid says.-Secretary Sher-
man VIII start for ONO on Friday. aud will
stay there during the remainder of the
month. His visit viii probably not De with
out enoci on the state campaign IL - his
Intention 10 make one speech while lu Ohio.
and bis utteranres on this occasion will nat
urslly be looked forward ~ with much In
terest lie viii OF course speak upon imam
eial questions, and 10 r. conjecturei that be
Speaking thus early IN the campaign, viii
give the keynote Tor the republic can speakers
during the contest There l. nc DOUBT that
the Secretary H. sincerely DESTROYS of carry
Ing the resumption act OF ISIS into effect by
resuming specie payment In is'9, and he
would not have taken any part In the cam
1algn had tie republican con gentiOn declared
IN favor OF the repeal OF that declaration.
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The Markets-

BALTIMORE, August s.-Nirgiufs rlres, old. o..
10 oeielrco 5: De. cJnso,idated, 6sas; do second
series, ~. North Csrcliua skies. old, IL; DO Me-, .
:; do. special tsx, hid o. cay. Sugar dun aud
lower, lG4sli.
BALrIaoss. August s.-Cotton dun sni lower
middlns, IL sllf. Flour weak and lower-bow-
ard street and western super, coa5 o.. 90. extra
s :a r. 90. family aeas 90; City Mile seper.
PG;spsco family. %. Wheat, sJurhera steafy
western easier-<Suthern red, COED % prime, 4 4ls
Las, DO. emb n, J0sl IS; No western Winter red
pot LAY; August, l4ossl.4I; do. september, I s5s
lSn. Oorn, Couthsrn non nal. western active Ar
ste.oy western mixed. spot, 6es August sgs1 sso;
esIier.south,, prime, new. s0asl; western WHITE
Cd, 4os4e.e; Pennsylvanfs, old, 20. Rye NOMINAL
Hay dull and unchanged. Provisions dull and
unchanged. Butter unchanged. Petroleum Gull
crude. 2, refined, lS.S. Coffee unchanged. Whisky
uomissl, 1l21sal Is. Receiets-Flour. zoo: wheat,
Corn. 90 100.
bEw YoRK, Aneust s.-stocks strong Money,
2 Gold, loss. rxchaage, long, $50; short, sS.
Governments weak.
NEW YoRI, Auesst s-Flour dull and deciinins.
Wheat, spot, dali; futures fairly active and I and
cents lower. Corn dull and heavy.
LONDON, August 8, l20 .. n.-Conssis, IS o. IA soy
money and the sooosnt. u. o ls1s, iOss. Rrie
railway, ga do. preferred, lsx. Illinois o.nsrai,
59x
LIvrRrooL, August s; ] , n.-Beef. Sc 81 70 r
prime mess. Bacon, sSs Cd for short clear middies