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National Republican., 1878-02-02
PONDS EXTRACT.
ponds EXTRACT.
The Peoples Remedy.
The Universal Pain Extractor,
Note: Ask for Ponds Extract
Take no other.


Hear, for vii, speak OF s.ceiien'
thlngd."
PONDS EXTRACT = Tho gren. yeaetabi
,i pnin Dsstroysr; Has been in y s.s 800, 1'
curative virtues cannot DO excclled
CHILDREN. NO 7rmiIy can afford tohs withor
YonUB Extract. Accidents, Brufsef
Contuslo"s, Cuts, spr"ins, Gre relieve
almost instantly by eStCtnnl application
ETSoristion., % Chnfsnss. 0ii Sore
Rolls, Fcions, torns, etc. Arrests "a
fammatiou, reduces swclnfs, stops bleedin.
LADIES lnd It tbCir best friend. 1t assuasc
the pains to which they arc psculinri,
SSsss4pS,ss sss5 rs4sS iaRsss and
kinds Of inGamniations and ulcera
HENs OK u HOLDS or PILES Hnd in this th
only immediate relief aud ultimate cure
No case, however chronic or obstinate
long resist It's regular use.
vARIC0sE VEINS. II is the only sure cure.
KIDNEY DISEASES. 1t hos no equal for per
BLEEDING from any cause. For this II Is spe
cine. IL has saved bundreds OF lives yes when M u.
ether remedico failed to arrest bleeding Iion
nssams,,.% i an al ALIKE Isii:Ssd, S On.
puxsIciA Is Of ali school. who nr. .clunint., wit
Ponds Extract OF witch Hazel recon
mend it in their practice; We have Letters
many Of whom order 1t ioI use in their on
Irncticc. In nlii' on 10 tho foregoing, ihCp
order It's use for Svellin rs OF all kiAd'
Quinsy, Sore Tn ont, In fnnied Ton
slls, simple and chronic Dlarrhoea, Ss
TART, lior which 1t ia a speeidc', Chill
blains, Frosted Feet, Stings
Insects, Musquitocs, etc, Chrpptt
Iland-, Face, aud indeSd all mani.7r
skin diseases.
TOILET USE. Removes Soreness, RouRhnes.
lad smnrtingB hgals Cats, Eruption
Tll Pimples. It rcrirss, iHr'GordfeS ar
;Irsthts, while wonderfully improving IL
Complexion.
rrC I'ARsiIiRS-Tond's Extract. No S'o'l
breeder, no Livery Man can nifOrd TO be witt
cut II. 1t ia used by all the lcacng Liver
StaLts, Street Railroads and Grst Horsemc
in New York City. 1t his No equal for sprtn'
Harness or Saddle Cuttings, Suhncs'
Scratches, wllliugs, Cuts, laccTntions, BE &C.
ing, Pncuu..Lt, tulc, O0irhCpa, Chs
Colds, &c. Its rnDgc OF uCtinn Is wide, and th.
r-if it affords / so prompt that it is invalua.
bic in every Furm-ysId a, we'd as IN every
farmhouse. Lat 1t DO tEisd once, and you
will never be without it.
| CAUTION! Ponds Extract hNs been initiated
| Inc genuine article has the words Pond'i
Extract blown in each bottle. 1t Is prepared
by the only persons living who ever
| knew how to prepare 1t properly. Refuse o.
cher preparations of Witch Hazel 4 his u
| tho only article used by Physicians, and in the
hospitals OF this country and Europe.
y9ySTOUV and Use6 Of Ponds Extract
| in nnmnhlet form, sent free on application tC
| PONDS EXTRACT COMPANY, 9S'&aide'
| Jane. Now York.
National Republican., 1878-02-02
Baltimore General Market.

-. BALTIMORE, FEB !, 1873.
Flour dull, but steady lIoward-strest and Western
pupcrne, Is 1904 do extra, 50r5 Is; do family.
T. OgG = CITY Mills supcriinp sJ 2bdI Is do. extra
q 21 do. Rio brands, SG 1909, Putapsco FAINT
y, -.
Wheatrsouthern quiet and steady; Western firm.
Southern red u 2Cdi 49, do. amber, u 3jll 81; Penn.
sylvana red q s2bl 10; No. Western winter red,
spO, and February u IS March, 81 81.
Corn-Suuthrrn quiet aud steady; Western n shade
iImer. Southern white, iODg5c; do yellow, 5iet55c;
bj'Ec.
Oats quiet, southern. $50 &c: Western white 200
&c; do, mixed, 3id Sc; PENNSYLVANIA, $40 3sc.
Rye dull and steady at Gy(f t5c.
Hay In fiT demand and steady. Maryland and
Pennsylvania, d i6tlB.
Provisions duh and easy. Mess pork. sI2G u 10.
Bulk. nieats-JObbing shoulders. Cenr-rb sides,
sac. BGcon-Jobbng shoulders, &c; ccnr-rb sd 8, !
m74c. HAMS, 1l@i2c. Lard-Refined terccs, 81 10
klc. Butter-Choce active and very firm; roll. 1850
1Dc packed, 2UGra2c.
Petroleum dull and nominal. Refined. lilic.
IOnee dull and easier Rio CargOes, IA "a isC.
sugar dul and rather more doing at Dll lIDyc.
whisky quiet and more steady Rt - OSGtl u.s.,
RcCcllts-FlOur, 3,iW bbls; wheat, l6,iUJ bu corn
40 bu, onts, 100 bI.
There were no shipments. to-day.
National Republican., 1878-02-02
BALTIMORE NND ONO RAILROAD.
- THE omar UOU HIE TRACK lrA
NATIONAL LIN. AND SlIORr ROUTE
Nunrn. WET, SouFuwE-r ASH SOUTHWEST.
SOVEA.HEE la, Isl.

NONTli, WET, NuNTuNl.=T ASH SnITNNErf.
NONl.AsnEE Ia ls'I.
LEAVE wAFHINrT.'N.
5:oo n. M, Baltimore AMI way 'irunGS.
b:suH ~, iUI mur". Annul o, :, MD way sLhllnnA
Slrh,buT,, MMnrelrr, and Nsy STATIONS, va Relay.
S:J II. III, lIutInrr. iNprrSs.
t:lU -. NJ. Piedmont SirIl.Nurg. WinrhpsCr Hagrrs
town, Point ., IirN~ ana WAY -lu'r'E.
IN. re- rypr"~l rAHLOR CARS - Sew YORK aud
ssma. H., -. Loul. Cincinnati. Chicago, Pitt"
ouTg * pr, :, CuuErr4 for Null'y Branch, except
Sunday, TuruugN ear tur SiuuntOn. lWG,Ur rnT TO
Gruiiun and Sll.IplSI, CA. To Louisville. t1HClu-
'N0 u M. iinilimufr Annapolis. ana way stations.
lhUl y. III Ba!tnIuG" CNpr.s>~
l-!iOn. M, Baltimore. ElcOu city, Annpaolis and
way stations
Lao p. H.. New York and Philadelphia Express
On SUNDAY To Baltimore Oulv, stopping Ut ul stations.
$50 p NJ. lm'i!nl, r. and way stations Winchester
I:3G p. M. ll,ltiIiurp Radrnsburg AMI Laurel EN.
Iruss. FrttCriCk vLt it"lay.
fii y. ~, PIT ut Rocks. Frederick Winchester aud
way sEtuuS On sunday to IT. OF Ro' Ks and way
station OIly.
~EiO y. m Ruto., Annapolis and way stations,
'6:n .. ~, Philadelphia N"rulk ana Baltimore
CApruts. ECUit tIE, Passengers for NuTlO,k tax ~
Ia Ihr cars direct L. hnat Hl Canton NuCunnrCIlOn On
SUNDAY irr rin.k.
rG..pp. m. BALTIMORE ami way stations. .
80, D. M, th'raL0 q and e 'lumbus cNprcs'. SLEEP
lNG CAR 10 tricG.O.
fI.aU 4. ~, Baltimore express.
F';., p. M, ~. I.uui-. ncmnnti and Pltsnurg OK
press. SLEEPING, tNiItu ~. Lruis and PiltShurg
No cunurrIiun Tor piIl -burgon sunday.
express SIIEplSG CAR 10 Nrw Work, and Srk,
CIAL SLELplNG CAR IN Philadelphia.
sunday myiltf
National Republican., 1878-02-02
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
rT,RusTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE REAL rs:
L TATE, ON THE sOUTHMEsT CORNER OF
THIRTI ENIiH II AND nc STREE,Tll, WASHING

rT,RusTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL rs:
= TATE r 9N THE % sogTHMBsr St c4NHHffS cWhsHfS ~
T{SsaR Ton SEFSpISRE Sh EARE II MIn rs
SS ns re- 5sc95s91 ,Ss y kHeF e e.
SmSs snS Gnf al s he 'Ha reauesi ss he Tafy
@sS @ SA4 81 s3hlRTTRRRIA TIFF IL SSSETF9ssIH 4 SEt
n the afternoon all tnt lot ~ ground situate n the
y al o Ss nsSGcfsd In s
twenty lo eet 'hree 90 inches 'front.' BY ths delth q
!hrtcen ilaJ. ~ square nunI rcd two hunli e. and
n.y. SsS ihe who!e being Described Is iS9wei
said squaie and running thence west mry.eight ~
three o. incRts; S Themes els ISL fortyaisht tG SG onr
~ inches TO The limo of fhlrteenth street west, nnd
Of ground adjoining the above land, and extending
lOriyeight (Isl ieet four az inches north street
JSr 1mS Si um1rns THa Ns Sy ~ s ~ IMPROVE
nents situate the Isl described piece e ground
Tie a6oSs irOScri$ vii bssPd subject q deed OF
!rlst upon thr dis, arSC'bed lot pround "a ed on
her ~ folio IS 10 otlrc sF iS and Interest, and also
to AZ taxes and nsstiirt ns due upon the whole OF
Terms of sale; one-thlrd cash; balance IN six,
cWi 81 uron de properly sold by decd Of ,rni ,
poSit oftOO rcpnrtd III time ni sale II the terms Of
.aie lie trustee fes, rye the right 10 Sell risk and
cost OF dciauIting Inrclgser ,n,,,
y. fEA: \: Il l;6LlfNsi iHRNDLhh Trustees,
w,sy,soroD DYNcASsoSs Y S y BIOS AnSi2nssTs
Tx tS s sg o d FnrSNH ay IGi Ss
Ys,: Y (. i E6fEfS5 6SfitE4fSS5PLER' Trustees.
JanilsTuThSGs
P6&Ep tNfiE III DAY. tho isin day %f fsbrSary,
- ~ ''''' Ta Y ( i E5hiiSl S!fAS bLfh' Trus'So.
rshtp NJ " sds n i'o'''
National Republican., 1878-02-02

The Jo''cring is published for the benefit Of Trdr-
cling So'esmen, Strangers, and he public gener-
dRy-h includes al trades and professions, and
cannot taR 10 prorc Of interest 10 al ,rho intend
trdasdtiiRg business in Wdshiagioa.
National Republican., 1878-02-02
! or the Corner.
woman's Love,

II tile Corner.
woman's Love.
A woman's love Is Of mans life
The dearest, brightest part:
IL Sothcs him In his hours Of strife,
Aud cheers his lonely heart.
And blest Il he who back repays
AnertIon's Fmiles and tenrs
For wOmGns love shall gid his days,
And smooth the lapse OF years.
A woman's love IL like the rose
by every temrcst shaken:
II nuurishsd. 1t still blooms and grows,
But withers IL forsaken.
Then blest Il he by whom tie nursed--
ly God TWAS made and gwen;
There Is no richer bOIu on earth
Than wOman's love-'tis Henyeni
National Republican., 1878-02-02

U".i on> hi. COR. .r0u lIug n'oN,s wanted n al
prnu'n.rl ru!'H % wl'n Il h."rd e mut nSu'nn
III, ,i,,. ... r.'r, ,,.'uh -hould only be- made
.tII'lr H.. ct. I..rr ',.ag % .",u.
Write or n,ul,u.. . ,t,'.r .rL,iun nr sen order to
u. \. DAI'rIIiS,
20 ~ WG. NV uri, ans, Louisiana.
Al our G,r.Td l.>lmur',.ntIT nrnwnEs ur" under
the sup Tv.-i.u nj IL iucrnrni ur GENERALS
q. /. I'E NURi GA!lII .tud IL n. ENErN,
TIN Lr,l urLwIn- uycurS TueSl,'y, MarChl4.
jals- -ruigw
National Republican., 1878-02-02
TRAVELEES' Guide.
lvERsAL Ii. R. TICKET OFFICE.

JTNlNERsAL Il. r. TICKET OFFICE.
RAILROAD TICK ELS to or from nil points bought
exchanged or 40ld "a. a reduction OF ONE DOLLAR
upon ANY other office or depv' In this CfN.
Tickets good tn used laggar" checked ihrongh.
AIuly to NJ. ~. Wulri~IDI,
mhlEly' 500 Pennsylvnnh, gvcuUc shot store.
National Republican., 1878-02-02
EX interest.
COMM MERCI4L.
Georgetown Grain Market.

Georgetown Grain Market.
GEoRGETowS. Feb. I. 1873.
wheat-The market Is quiet and inactive, with re-
selpts moderate sales OF good prime fultz at 81 70
y 81 No Lancaster was offered but Is wanted ut
former quotations.
Corn-The market for corn Is steady, with increased
receipts, the demand being principally for white We
quote at 52GJS3c for yellow aud $40 55c for white.
National Republican., 1878-02-02

ALEXANDRA DUMAS, the elder, had many
orders and decorations, but cared SO little for
them that he used to nail them oil the cabin
door of his yacht. When he sold ths yacht he
lot the decorations 20 with it, either through
sheer carelessneSs or one of those intentional
accidents which eccentric genius affects.
National Republican., 1878-02-02
G.. F. SCHAFER.

G.. F. SCHAFER.
MERCHANTTAILUR,
To close business vii y Il his entt sto of
FURNISHING GOODS,
FRENCH AND ENGLISH CAs~IME ERES.
DIAGONAL = AND II COAGlNGS,
WEST OF ENGLAND CLOTHS, -
SILK AND CASHMERE VESTINGs.
To be made up ut cost.
a CALL Is SOLICITED.
No III Pennsylvania avenue northwest. docl53m
SNyow IS THE TIME TO SELL LAD les
IN Gents and Childrens Cast on Wearing Ap
pAr0 Boots Shoes &C, at extraordinary high cash
prices al "JUSTHS Old stand" No Ulg ID street
northwest. All notes by mail will be promptly At
tended to. sepli-u
National Republican., 1878-02-02
Future Days.
THE WORLD IN A NUTSHELL
OVER ONE HUNDRED AND ELEVEN THoUS
AND DsrFREOSCOPIr VIEWS FOR SALE

OVER ONE HUNDRED AND ELEVEN TlIOUS-
d AND STFREDStOPIr VIEWS FOR SALE
By far the largest nnd finest collection OF S'vreo-
rarhic Views ever known TO exist will be ohcrGl Or
sale by Mr.. lhJ mas Bowling aItiOneer, commencing
on the 9Th OF February lS;y ut ten o'clock a. M and
seven O'clock IN the evening vt the spafiou. fucliui
rooms Corcornn Building, SOUTH ast corner Fiheenh
aud reefs nOrhweSt. Almost every PARTON OF the
obe where The photographer Las been able 10 icne.
iratr, Ia here Illustrated In that llfe-llko mlnnor
which the painter is unable TO initiate Tho scenery,
architecture, aud m and customs Of the nations
OI the earth are portrayed In rich and almost endless
profnsion Many, II not all tn. great wond r 81 the
world can be seen unl alniTcl Mt pleasure by those
who never travel Ih,re are also great many curl
usitics IniCrmS ed with the thUNe which VIII admit
OF no specific namr but which well worthy the al
IspiiOn Ufthc pubic Spet inl attention IL called 10 tc
large number Or lllumlrnic or ransplr Mt Views IN
tls col icctiOn many uf whlrh have Ieypr 'c1n en-
sale IN tits country, and nPrry all of whc nre grand
A "a rr chance, E,r coil C,Ols and Others. inil-bt
National Republican., 1878-02-02

Il. W. SHELnoURNE, having seen in the
Louisville tOTirr.jOrani an account OF two
girls who became mothers at eleven and thir-
teen years OF age, writes that there is in Bal
lard County, two miles south OF Biandvillc, a
white woman by the name of Harper, now
iurly-hvc years OF age, who, at the age of ten
years, gave birth 10 a child.
National Republican., 1878-02-02

THE death is ANNOUNCED of Baron Raphel
ErInugcr, formerly OF Frankfort, aud moro
lately of Paris. This distinguished tinances
was the head Of house which became well
known in this country during tho civil waf.
aud his brother. Baron Emile Erlanger, mar
rird u daughter OF the late ex-senator John
Slidell, OF Louisiana.
National Republican., 1878-02-02

pcrial Order OF the Crown OF India" Is TO be
conferred begins with her Imperial Highness
the Crown Princess of Germany princess
Royal of Great Britain and Ireland, anu ends
with Katharine Jane, Lady Strachcy. Many
Indian princesses are included in the distino-
tiOn.
National Republican., 1878-02-02
DIRECTORY.

The Principal business Houses of wash
inEton.
National Republican., 1878-02-02
WOMAN'S CORNER.
Edited By FannI. y. Ward.

Ladies are inrited 10 contribute Seciay hsma
and Short Sketches appropriate 10 his ds1s~t
ment. Please address such communications h
the Rspublican Office, care Editsr ef The Cssss
National Republican., 1878-02-02
LIMITED srATEs MAn.nAEs SALE.

CHNNCERl SALE OF nWEl IiNGii9tI&
~ with STORr0 AND LOT, SITUATED Al
TIIE SOUTHEAST rORNEh or SIXTH
STREET WEST ASp y SrnEEr SOUTH IN
THE cry OF wASiiNGIOS.
Under aud nv virtue Of II dtr.Ee 0f the supreme
Court OF the District Oi tu.h. |. . InS'rd.NpFl v,
1871 in equity canse No ~, lhr midn E"rl Ghse'
will, on MONDAY. TllE sIH DAY tl FEiF
RuARS ISIS, at four "'rlurh p. m sell nl plhi NC
IiCn. In frtnI pi the premises, thnt part OF lot nun.
bprpd cig jIs), lii sGuFr n'In'Hr II I'VE uhh'r'
and three I,i, In the cav OF N!~lItn- 'Un In ID =
trict oil Jlnnubin, described iUONs5tu Nd! IL O..
ginning Tor the same nj the nortwci corner OF s'
square, and running thence sOnth with ilt" hhr'.
Sixth street west twenty tour - .e,t theme" ,nn;
eHs ono hundred and twU tIO:l ee 10 Tie" diNh''ir,
line between salt, lot Is and Tot ~ IN AM I,uu,'
thence rnhing noTtl with SiI div,htuEiine lMcb'y
IOr taIl feet lns O sou Il street. trut 70 u.
ming west with the line OF sad street 10 lc Ilr ol
beginning, together with tie tu,dlnss and improve
nj, nts u eFrnn.
Terms Of sale: On fourth of the purcl0se money
In cash, and the ballrc" IN equal payments nt .iS
twelve, and eighteen mouths, Ia hr Hgur"l hN ,fc
notes Of the purchaser, bearing ininrtSt nom u"
of sne at the rate Oi seven pet c"El. per hniun !h
by a reserved lien upon tac property ic!o.t ~!
sOJ will b.. uir.d when the property Is sold CJli'
yeyancing at purchaser cost.
,.,..rns.rusd, t. t. II EYfPb EWffRb, Trustees
DC NCANSON BROS,
National Republican., 1878-02-02

MERCEDES ot spain, is lair, sweet looking
maiden with u round, girlish face, extremely
winning aud attractive. She is intelligent
gentle and ami able. Worth, by the way, has
been making her Il courtdress in crimson
velvet, embroidered with lions aud castles in
gold and silver the blended orests OF Castillo
and of Aragon.
National Republican., 1878-02-02
ORTICIAN-

Oi L -INIiI A--IF :, -.
First premium awarded To me by the Great Norlu
Fair. In Philadelphia ON my invented ana patented
EN E-IiIASS. manufactured N Cold SlhIr ana
hand u lnTur variety OF SrlIIAtt.fN, OPEltA-
GLASSES, MICROSCOPES and SiiADES i9r tho
Eyes, &c. AlfNANbi.h 80,
nO5-am 1920 Pennsylvania avenue, H. W
National Republican., 1878-02-02
"Honor TO whom Honor !. Due"

DEAR MADAME: The plan Of establishing .
training school for servants in the District Of
columbia originated Ia Bee Hive Council, Ne.
? s. of l., in November, 1875, by the thea
president Of that council. Through the
ircachcry OF one of its members the plan was
.uhmittCd by certain person in this city 10
Mrs. Hitz as
AN ORIGINAL IDEA,
and Mrs. II. was induced to aid the woman,
who subsequently, proved as false to her as she
had previously done to the interests Of the
Order 10 which she belonged.
"vERITAs vINCIT.'
Another communication on the same sub
icct which is too long and too personal 10
publish entirc), SAYS: "As a little notice which
appeared in the EreniHg Star Of the 26th. ac-
q, dit,d Mrs. General litz, Of the Labor Ex-
change, with originating the plan for train
ing school for servants | must ask you, In
Justice to myself, to publish the little article
sent you some days ago. The plan
originated with and was inaugurated by the
Bee live Council Of 5. of l., in Novcm-
Der, 1875, of which Miss VI. Foster wAs
then, us now, the president. One Of
ne members of our Council, appointed to
superintcnd the school, proved her
trcachery by acting beyond the powers granted
her. g., collecting moneys from the negroes
in churches and societies She was dismissed
the order. but not before she had represented
herself to Mrs. llitz as the originator Of the
jlan--Ons she had never dreamed Of till,
through extreme poverty, she appealed to the
S. of |. for help, aud Mrs. Caroline b. Winslow,
VI. D., Grant place, suggested her rs persoa
whom VIC could benctit and employ as supcrin-
tcndcnt Of the school This woman in turn
deceived Mrs. llitz, and the scheme fell
tn uugh The records of our council, Mrs.
W'nslow and host Of Others, will corroborsts
this statement"
National Republican., 1878-02-02
.uhmittrd by q certain person in this city 10
Mrs. Hitz as
AN ORIGINAL IDEA,
L 4 h.

and Mrs. II. was induced to aid the woman
who subsequently, proved as false to her as sh'
had previously done to the interests Of tn,
Order TO which she belonged.
National Republican., 1878-02-02
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
FINANCIAL.
Now York Money Market.

Money easy at id5. Exchange weak; long. 4s2;
short, Isi Gold hrmer a Oi.6Gi0i Rates Tor curry.
Ing 5toa Governn ent tonds steady the following
,uotpttops.
National Republican., 1878-02-02

M THE ABOVE SALE IL FURTHER POST
pOncd unll TIIu ISDAN. the 3lst dt" o. nuhnry, a.
u. ISIS In front of the premises II, uclo"k p. III
WM. =. CHA DLkl, ~ r,,tc,s
T. A. ROLLINS, i'"''
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-13
CITY COUNCIL---OFFICIAL.
CRY HALL. NEW ORLEANS, |
Tuesday, November IL, 1878.

J
Tuesday November II, 1878.
The Council met this day at u o'clock N.
in regular session.
Present-Hon. Ed. Pilsbury, Mayor, pre-
siding, and Administrators Brown, Cavanac,
Diamond, Edwards, McCaffrey and Reng-
storff.
The reading Of the minutes of the previous
meeting was dispensed with, and they were
approved as printed.
Financial Business ON Final Passage.
Mr. Brown called up the following ordi-
nances, which, having been read twice, were
now on their third reading, and they passed
unanimously, the yeas and nays having been
called:
/. An ordinance providing for the payment
of the several accounts therein named, for
October, 1878, beginning "F. f. Hansell, and
amounting to 1920 ST..
2. Resolution appropriating $1,000 in favor
of Hoey, Macon & O'Conor, for selling mar
ket revenues of the past two years.
Reports of Committees.
The following report from Mr.. Cavanac
was read:
DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE. /
City Hail. New Orleans, November II, 1878. }
To the City Council:
[ have the honor to report that tho follow
ing mentioned bids for the collection OF the
revenues of the public markets for the year
1879 we're receives this day. viz:
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-13
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
By Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Company
Domestic.

New YORK. Nov. 12.-Cotton, quiet but firm
Middlings 5-16. Coffee dull; fair Rio Is. Su-
gar quiet: fair refining 7@7h. Whisky quiet;
81 091a@1 10.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 12.-Grain quiet Corn
steady; mixed ear selling at 32@35 and sheiled
33@34 for old. Rye-No. 2 at 40 on track, so In
elevator. Oats-Mixed ct q for prime white.
24@25 for choice. Wheat steady; amber 9og92,
92@s94 for prime to choice Barley firm; choice
quiet and unchanged. HogsaMarkset 81 firm but
light and packing 50 5000 S5, select butchers,
So $500 90 Provisions steady. Lard quiet;
current make 52l Mess pork quiet; prime
city s707 25 held for round lots. Green meats
dull; shoulders 2h@2 55. clear rib, sides 3}z@376;
Hams 5l4@534 as to average WHISKY IN gOod
demand and sales at 81 o4.
FOre1gns
LONDON, Nov. y, D. m.--Floating cargoes q
wheat easier; Chicago 39d red winter, 427 6de9
43s; cargoes on passage and for Shipment
held firm; white dull.
LIVERPOOL, Noy;, -; 2 p. ~m.-BaconmL0{ng ~ {u
new Western. Corn-New mixed steady at
23s cd. Other articles unchanged.
ocean FFe1ghGB.
New YORK, Nov. 12.-Ocean freights are quiet
and barely steady. LIVERPOOL, by steam, "A ool
at I'd. To London, by steam, 24:oto bushels i els
bushels grain at sgd. To Hull. by steam. 80. .0oo
bushels grain at sd. 4 British bark, one rele
to Cork for ORDERS with 5000 quarters grain al
Ga. an Austrian bark to Havre 3700 quarters
grain at 5s, A British bark to Avonmouth with
5000 bbls naDhtha at 49,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-13
CANCELLATION OF BONDS.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Tyrcutive Deuartmnnt.

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Executive Department. J
Whereas, FRANK PACE. Jr.. of the city of New
Orleans, has applied to me for tho cancellation
of the two following described bonds, to wit
|, One bond, dated November 81, 1872, drawn
by said Frank Pace Jr.. as principal and J. l.,
Tissot and John Grayer as sureties in the fol-
lowing sums to wit: The said Frank Pace. Jr..
as principal for the full sum Of Ave thousand
dollars, and the said J L. TissOt as surety In the
sum Of five thousand dollars, and the said John
Grayer as surety III the sum Of FIVE thousand
dollars.
2. One bond. dated December a. 1872, drawn
by said Frank Pace. Jr., as principal and j. L.
Tissot and William Pagan as sureties In the
following sums, to w.t. Tie said Frank Pace.
Jr as principal for the full sum Of ten thou
sand dollars, and J. L. Tissot and William
Pagan each In the sum Of five thousand dollars
as sureties; both of which bonds we're given by
the said Frank Pace, Jr., to secure the faithful
performance Of his duties as Clerk OF the Sec
ond District Court for the parish Of Orleans.
| Now, therefore, I, FRANCIS T. NICHOLS,
Governor of the State Of Louisiana. have
thought proper TO issue this my proclamation
with the view Of giving public notice to all per.
sons therein concerned and interested to show
cause, In writing, at the office Of the Secretary
of State, in the city Of New Orleans. within
! ninety days from and after the last publication
hereof, why the said bonds should not be can
celed and annulled, and the suretles therein
named discharged from any further Liabilities
| In the promises.
Witness my signature. authenticated with the
seal Of the State OF Louisiana, at the city OF New
Orleans, this nineteenth day Of the month OF
June, in the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and seventy seven, and OF the
one hundred and first year of the Independence
| of the United States Of America
FRANCIS r. NICHOLS.
| By the Governor
OSCAR ARROYO,
nos sod Assistant Secretary Of State.