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1t is now said that everybody has been
mistaken in announcing the arrival of the
locusts this year. They will not drop in
upon us until 1885.
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The summer schedule went into effect on
the 3. & O. railroad on Monday. We have
not yet received a corrected time table, but
will give il in our next issue
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The Pennsylvania Editorial Association
viii go to Long Branch next month, and
will meet at the Continental Hotel, Phila-
delpha, on the evening of the Goth.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-05-25

The extreme wet last week greatly retard-
ed farm work Corn planting will necessa-
rily be late this season with a majority of
our farmers. But the grass. wheat and oats
got a splendid boost.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-05-25

We are sorry to say that during the past
week no work has been done in the way Of
completing the fence around the cemetery.
Why is this?
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The peach crop in this section will not be
much to brag abou. this year. The cold
weather seems to have been unfayorable for
t.iis delicious fruit.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-05-25

4 sword, supposed to have been buried
since the revolutionary times, was recently
dug up in Westmorcland county. The
handle was ornamcntcd with pearls and
gold.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-05-25

Hannibal Hamlin is the only person alive
among those who ran ON the four Presidcn-
tai tickets of 1860.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-05-25

A family of four persons in. York coun-
ty, was recently poisoned by eating apple
butter which had been kept in glazed earth
en- jar.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-05-25

Quite number of orr people are talking
Of going TO Johnstown, Friday evening 10
attend jean Wallace's Concert.
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A UDIToR'S NOTICE.

Having been appointed Auditor In the estate Of
Benjamine Bittner, deceased, to ascertain the
advancement of heirs, fix the amount dae the
widow, examine the judgments that have asury
therein, with full power to hear and determine si
questions that may affect parties and the estate,
and make distribution OF the tsads In the hands
of DIR. w. A. Qarman, exesator, &C., to and
among those legally entitled thereto; i hereby
give notice that Will attend to the duties Of said
appointment, at nay etface in Somerset Pa, on
Saturday, the 18th day OF June. 1881, when and
where all persons interested can attend.
W. II. RUPPEL,
May Is Auditor.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-05-25

Senator Mahone's wife has twice been the
mother OF triplets. The name of Malone
will no; perish at that rate.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-05-25

Never since time began has there been
SO many apple, plum, and pear blossoms as
this season. If nothing happens them there
will be an abundant crop.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-05-25

Hon. A. ]. Colborn spent Saturday and
Sunday at home He returned to Harris
burg Sunday night.
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Coal dealers now wear dolefnl counte-
nances-all because spring has come in dead
earnest
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-05-25

The rapid growth in vegetation in the
last two weeks is almost unprecedented.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-05-25

Over three hundred laborers are at work
ballasting and dressing the cuts of the s. 4
G railroad
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-05-25

Our announcement columns are still
growing. Several new names appear this
week
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-05-25

Pack away your furs and ulsters. The
mischieyous moth will get ahead of you be-
fore week.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-05-25

Mr.. John S. cralner, of Kingwood, now
in his eighty-first year and for thirty odd
years a subscriber of the HERALD, called to
see us on Monday. Mr.. Cramer looks young
er than many men Of half his age, and is
apparently in very good health. He is a
good Republican and always welcome
caller.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-05-25

Oar borough Authorities should forbid
the pastnring OF cattle on the streets.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-05-25

Marshals-Capt. r. II. Sanner, chief; DIR
Bills, and Jonas Cook, assistants.
S. q. Trent and Elder Woolery will deliv-
er address, on the occasion.
The "Old Vets are cordially invited to
take part in the exercises. The different
Sunday Schools are also invited to turn out
in body General rendezvous at the Court
House at o'clock, where they will form in
procession and proceed to the different Gem.
eteries. The procession will be headed by
the Silver Cornet Band.
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President Garfield employs lady physi-
clan, DIR. Susan \. Edison.
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May2j
A UDITOR'S NOTICE.

n
The undersigned. daily appointed 10 ma Ike dis
tribution OF the finds In the hands Of Jacob Bow
ser and W i.iiam Hersh. executors Of ] DIN Hersh,
deceased, TO and among those legally entitled
thereto, hereby gives notice, that he will attend
office Of N. 1. Potter, Esq. In Meyersdale, ON
Thursday, the 22d day OF June, 1881, at o'clock
p. N, when and whero all persons interested can
attend.
II. L. BAER.
Nav % Auditor
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Thursday is Ascension day The candi-
dates will have to lay off.
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.

Having been appointed Auditor by the Orphans
Court of Somerset county to make distribution to
and among those legally entitled thereto Of the
funds in the hands of Joseph Rhoads, executor OF
Susanna Kooniz, deceased. hereby give notice,
that will attend to the duties Of said appoint
Inent, at my Office in Somerset borough On Friday
the nth day OF June, 1851, when and where all
persons interested may attend.
VIII. RUPPEL,
May 2j Auditor
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RENEW YOUR LEAsE.-There are times III
every ones life when energy fails and q
miserable feeling comes over them, often
these symptoms, as they arise from impure
blood or diseased organs. Medical advice is
expensive and often unsatisfactory. Par.
kers Ginger Tonic will renew your lease Of
health and comfort because it restores per-
feet activity to the Stomach, Liver and Kid
neys, and purifes the blood, as men and
women restored to robust health testify in
almost every neighborhood. See advertise
mcnt-idrOca.e
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Their. was attie General and he had 1T
tie gun,
And it was loadcl with blow, blow,
blow,
And every crack "ihe machine cones
down a peg
Amt il 50, amt it 40, ain't it 40. 50. So
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Five Mondays in this :nan,h and the last
one Is Decoration Dav.
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w. II. Kocntz, Esq, arrived home from
Washington with J. q. ogle, Esq, in charge,
on the mail train Saturday. The General S
gun" must have been loaded very light this
trip We heard il ''crack" in the Treasury
Department. in the Commissioners Office,
at the White House, and in the private
apartments Of the magnetic Secretary of
State, but as yet there has been no visible
downward tendency on the part of the ina
chino "
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-05-25

Are We going to have county fair this
year.
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The first regular passenger train on the s.
& c. railroad, between Somerset and Johns
town, left Somerset for Johnstown at
O'Clock Sunday afternoon. The following
is the schedule on which trains will be run
on this road for the present: Leave Johns
town at 1890 4. m, arrive at Somerset at
l2:4l p IN. arrive at Somerset from Rock
wood at 2:35 p. m; leave Somerset for
lockwood at p. m; arrive at Somerset
at Gas p. m, at Johnstown at 9:ls p. m.
As will be seen by the above there will be
but one passenger train per day between
this place and Johnstown. The up train
from Johnstown Monday was well filled
with passengers
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-05-25

Many of our citizens who enjoy the lux
ury Of a front yard, and have an eye and
taste for the beauties of nature, are setting
out their pottcd house-plants, to do duty in
ornamenting their grounds during the sum-
mer season, thus adding an additional
charm 10 Their premises
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-05-25

The farmers living along the shore of the
Chesapeake bay are astounded at the large
number of potato bugs that are waited
across the bay on the water from the eastern
shore. They not only survive the voyage,
but Climb up on shore prepared to de-
your every green thing. All efforts TO check
their advance are futile. Though myriads
are destroyed, as many more are continu-
ously advancing-a tireless, ravenous horde,
resembling in their work of destruction one
of the plaques of Egypt.
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,,,..os Ribbons . at

n,coraiion pay at c.N. Boyd :,
-..-,.;ns and oretonncs for l-ambre-
, d, Ue.iicys.
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pRIDGE SALES.

pRIDGE SALES.
The Commissioners of Somerset ecuE. y. viii Of
fer at public sale to the lowest bidder, On
Friday, Nay q, 1881,
at o'clock A. NJ, on the premises, the building
OF the abutments for an iron bridge over Tub Mill
Run, near the house Of James Martin, In Elklics
township. Sealed proposals will be received at
the Commissioners Ofhce, up 10 o'clock A.. NJ. oi
Wednesday May 25 for n low truss ircn bridge
IS feet extreme length, with IA feet roadway.
ALSO
On the same day, on the premises, the repairing
and roofing of the bridge over the same
stream, 10 West Salisbury. at ,0]4 O'Clock A. II.
ALSO.
On Thursday the 9TH day Of May, 1851. at So
o'clock P. ~, on the premises, the rebuilding oi
one of the abutments under the bridge across the
Casselman river, near Salisbury Junction, in
Summit township.
sS-, ,peeiiications furnished on application.
w. NJ. SCHROCK, CLERK.
DENNIS COOK,
J. G. CRICHFIELD.
JONAS McCLlNTOCK,
May IL 5t Commissioners.
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The Convention is now in session, in the
Court House, with closed doors. Almost
Baer's nomination by considerable major
ity on the first ballot is generally conceded,
and the prospects of Brubaker's carrying of
the Commissionership prize is very iiatter-
ing, although a number of ballots will in
all probability have to be taken before the
result is reached
Now that Mr.. Baer has secured the dele
gates for this county his next fight will be
with Mr.. Kerr, of Bedford, who is also an
aspirant for Judicial honors in this district
after this the deluge of Republican votes.
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~coops arriving daily at the Boot
p" com Of Sol. Uhl, No. !, Mammoth
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A UDIToR's NOTICE.

! ~
The undersigned, duly appointed TO make a dis
tribution of the funds In the hands OF Cyrus NJ
Shaver, administrator and trustee for the sale of
the real estate of Daniel A Rhoads, deceased, 70
and among those legally entitled thereto, hereby
gives notice, that he will attend to the duties Of
his appointment, at his office. In Somerset bor.
Cugh, On Thursday, the l&th day Of June. 1881 at
O'Clock T. NJ when and where alipesons interest
cd can attend.
II. i. ,BAER,
NAV q Auditor
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Fer The lQls RiaHallcan Plinag s

we are authorized TO announce the fol-
lowing names a. caaaiiates fer Che various
offices designated al the Iepuii'tau Prima-
ry Election, TO be held on sa. af'lay, June
25, 1881:
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AT a meeting of the veteran soldiers held
at the store of c. c. Orton, on the Goth,
inst, the following steps were taken toward
the proper observation of Decoration Day.
The meeting was organized by electing Oil
liver Knepper, Chairman /: and II. r. San
ner, Secretary.
Committee on general arrangements
Alex Huston, II. G. Cunningham, solomon
Uhl.
Floral.-This committee consists Of the
following persons, with general invitation
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p,,,e-ries" for sale by Boyd.
.,.o.e line Of Millinery ani Fancy
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April 60
TXECUTOR,S NOTICE.
ORPHANS COURT SALE.

|nRPHAN'S COURT SALE.
BY virtue of an order issued out Of the Orphans
Court OF Somerset county, to US directed. we viii
expose to public sale on the premises, on
Saturday, Nay %, 1881,
at one o'clock p. m, the real estate OF Noah
Swank. decd, viz
The fivesixtbs of certain tract of land situate
in Somerset county, Pa, the home place OF Noah
Swank, decd being No. In the inquest, adjoin-
ing lands Of John Bittner, George Swank, Peter
Zouder and John Baker; containing 1oo acres,
about loo acres clear, % acres In meadow build
ings in good repair large orchard sf n variety
OF choice fruit trees; also o fine sugar camp on
the premises.
TERMS :--One-tkrd TO remain lien for the
widow onethird in hand balance In five equal
annual payments without interest. Payments to
he secured on the land. 10 per cent. OF hand mon
ey to Re paid when property Is knocked down.
MICHAEL SEANK,
GEORGE SWANk,
Trustees for the sale OF the real estate Of Noah
Swank, decd. May l.
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b ro,,,,, a ASb LIVER ComrraIxr.-ls IL
le,ssf ''s small price OF IS cts. 10 free
asoss,l.. very symptom Of these distress
IN soa e' ~ Il you think so call at our
So llo,,5' s. = bottle Of shiIoh's yitalizer,
s'scos,,'. rs Printed guarantee on it.
M ca. s's aud il it does you no good
AAara n IVA nothing. soldby Geo. w.
uegist, Somerset Pa
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sal Umbrellas, al
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Quite extensive preparations are being
made by the good people of Johnstown sor
their Loan Exhibition, which opens May
%, 1881. The Exhibition will represent al
phases Of modern enterprise as wellas new
antique, and interesting collections of war
relics, ancient literature, and Indian history
The department Of ceramics will include
Hon. ID. J. Morrels dinner-set, an exact
copy of that of the Prince of Wales and va
rious other meritorious exhibits. A COM
plete Art Gallery will be opened, comprising
rare and valuable pictures of the best Amer
ican artists.
The Exhibition win be open from May 26
to jane IL. Excursion trains will be ran
from Blairsville, Ebensburg and Somerset,
on the occasion of Jean Wallacc's concert
and DIR. Talmage's lecture. Tickets good
for two DAYS
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-05-25

Ifyou want plums you must begin to dc
battle with the curculio at oEce. IF You
don't know the little Turk, get your neigh
Dor to show him to yon, and you will never
forget him. If you sprinkle your trees, fruit,
limbs and leaves with thin lime whitewash
and repeat in after rain, you can save most
of the fruit. The only other method is to
spread sheet under the tree, then give it q
sudden jar, and the curculio. will fall from
the tree, and you can dispatch him between
your th0nh and finger. This, to be effect
ual, must be repeated once or twice day,
until the ceed of the green plum becomes
hard. These are the two most efiectual
remedies known. They involve some la
Dor, but choice plums. like many Other
nice things in this world, can only be had
at some expense of time and trouble. Choice
plums are both pretty and good, and ars
worth some trouble.
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NA. :, MosuAS,
tl.nn...nl.-.-.nn ]

-'AND OPENING OF SPRING AND
-''hl GOODS AT HEFFLEY1s OLD
'-alABlE CLOTHING HOUSE.
'-'ils Just returned from the East with
''''A 'i iieady-made Clothing. ] am
i-.iq'ei % offer the public greater bar
Il, '''1 ''e'ieF goods than ever. Ny COIN
~ ii'e fullest and best lines Of Mems.
aid Boys Clothing ever before seen
49, wllich intend to dispose Of at
i -'.''i' feice' Look at these figures
wac and be convinced that | mean
49, Eoolon sai;s worth SHOT 30
A sfoM 50 90
-'-'y working ss@ s. 90
'''loeable s7@ 81 90
$Ga So 80
g,,,'. single Vests srom soc. upward.
goo WIN. Suits worth $l0@$G 80
ss@S4 50
s6@s3 50
''' lFo,a g - gR 10 $40 90.
a. 1'"ool Pants worth Sc 00@S2 80
H9 s'-'e9 s. 00@s2 -
s.,y 81 C0@s2 90
Ds. ~ ''s'''le 81 J0gsl 90
lsiir. 's''-se your spring and summer
fa, 's''Fe inspecting my stock and
saens II. HEFrLEV.
" April =. 1851.
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On, WHAT A Cough viii you heed the
warning. The signal perhaps of the sure
approach of that more terrible disease Con-
sumption. Ask yourself if you can for the
sake of saving 80 cts, to run the risk and do
nothing for it. We know from experience
that Shilohs Cure will cure your Cough. It
never fails. This explains why more than
half million bottles were sold the past
year. 1t relieves Group, and Whooping
Cough, at once. Mothers do not be without
it. For Lame Back, Side or Chest, use Shi-
loh's Porous Plaster. Sold by Geo. w. Ben
ford Druggist, Somerset, Pa.
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The new opera of Gilbert and Sullivan,
Patience" which has just been produced
in London, is a satire on the ';esthetic craze
of the day, and reads as if it were intended
for Boston. One of the sons goes
'You must get rr all the germ of the trans
oendsntal terms, and plant them every
where,
Gou must lie upon the daisies and discourse
in novel phrases of your complicating
state of mind.
The meaning doesn't matter if it'sonly idle
chatter of theGranscendental kind.
And every one will say,
A. you walk your mystic way,
If this young man expresses himself in
terms too deep for me,
Why, what very singular deepyoung man
this deep young man must be =
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We direct attention to the list of ladies, TO
be found in another item, designated by
the committee having the Decoration Day
preparation in hand, and trust that the
ladies named will be prompt to perform the
pleasant and patriotic duty assigned them,
in which we know they will be cheerfully
seconded by all upon whom they may call.
Everybody should take an interest in en-
deavoring to make these decorative services
more than mere formal compliance with
the popular observance and a service credit
able to themselves and the iown-and more
than that A service beiitting the memory
of the dead, who in the flush Of life, risked
their all that they and we-their survivors
might have country. Let us have Deco
ration Day service with some heart in it.
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md csnyassers make from So to
81 selling goods for Z. G. Rideout
"a Dsrclay street, New York. Send
!, Catalogue aud terms.
Acne Cure is a purely Vegetable
y powerful tonic, free froin quiz
,r other mineral substance, and
=. cures the seyerest cases
..r corsets Corsets DIR. Warmers
N, hin and health corsets. at
ID. WALTER& Cos.
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Nd. WAITER & Co.'S.
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y. u. wAlrR & Cos.
ALlcs A. SmAuLIs.

NoHErO CoNrRAcrons. There viii be
20 The lowest and best bidder, the cree
aG anew school house, in Snyders Min
DOL District, Saturday, May 2S, l8sl, at
cots. Specifications can be had by APP
Fas 10 Secretary p T. Cupp. Sale at
- Ii - ----.
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-r place to &c; your Nccl,ties, Collars,
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,..,..- and handsomest line OF White
- Vest, and Dustcrs, can be seen at
, 1881-12-14

Special Dttpateh to 17s LMeaCd TtttHnx.
laY w,ls .lal with 1cw rcat.tscs Of intoscst. In
5lroatl st,aros Eastern udynnccll froM ;i7!t to
W as a,f s's.!y It ~ s.sn @ ss y oaH Atsasoa
eArnIuys IRE .yury satisfactory. Ipoi, ,fty. ;.
sa sa & se .ss earsse Il gs aouts S
to $3,on per week. Tho snll!ng-atock ts Inale.
tinns nna,s, ana wy hnse N.Y. u he immediately 10.
tEu''lc. upoh tho l1th Inst, says tho 3f!,.scrfp,
IL sa ra wy w., h1 T., oGsn 70 q san linn dsi NE
tnl'st be tho ncreaee OF bllsness that tho gross
rcsepis cantot bo loss than q ,oul per day. The
es we ssfs % weYk y tn
Company bus rccalyed u tlntu 1ajuNof its ailO.
ss!s'y from the Mexican unyor1nlcnt ID cash and
quincy y VIZ \ shu,ls lnwcr, iult!ng an from lf,!s
to E M'sssonstn s,,,, Central n,!yanesd t.,n 2l
Ss istr|!saton ak aay""ce M al 1t sin SSsqo' Ss to s!,
!x Ioxs c!ose,l ii AZ Gil mud u s.ked.
I'm !'s and ta, Rssassssa as;ss Sas;Sss Sssssa
preferred from ii5 tn III. Chicago l. West
S, nss ss w. us's9s MuinasSc y # s g.S@ a.
&AlLany ii l5V, Now. Yurk s New Ensisnd
.Ssa'icS .f. s ta pr2M oA t" 'o' Pullman aavaaeed
a Lunds. llnrtfosa s Erie 7s were wsakor,
.sa = ass .o nn o t. kcS as.sn %.ss Gs9tr% 9t
" t!94. NtE York New lsuvlantl III advanced
y MA; !t0 u aIyahcGu Il. to lla: uhIoMKo,
n,.r!Matoi !I T. y nQuIney Old 4 iron, s;N 70 VIC.
valley y. strAblaylll0 Division, at ~.
!, in land s,oeks. tirtokllne ,lccilsrd v, to ~.
u sale Or ul0t,e 1T ll3}i,
10 fhs Hfslsria Assotfatsd F.fsA >
1losToS, Dec. ln-stucks closed as follows.
81: S|::;$ +
'S.tsMd HI a,sMd i!fsp! is....iIi tnt NE A:.u;.".
4" ~ 'v.Ef:';;..'....' SYa n. EnR'Ano." n
heh!.oM ~: Z. H.. NJ W5aeoa.!M Ecnt!ai.,. u
HoRlon MatnU.. .....}M
HEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS. Dee. lJ.-Hlght exchange on
New York, pas; sterling rxchln0s, Avs,
F0MEiGN, -
,!.pNi,oA, Ncu. ll-J p. m.-Conso!s, money,
WJ'l9; Accuunt, VI Q.jg. -
Pcamaylxanta EsntraI, lasi{; New York Con-
tFal w: Eric, 401tj lualtnx, l64.
A!nn!,nt or bullion withdrawn from tho bank
OF ElH!And t,E, .a1unea today IL E90, ,00Q
FAIRS, Deu. la.-lteutes, ut 1so.
, 1881-12-14
REAL ESTATE.
Tho following lnatrumcnts wcrc flied for roc.
ORD Tncs.lay, Dec. "a:
EITy rnNpETtrY,

Tho following Instruments we're flied for roc.
ORD Tncstlay, Dec. a.;
rITy rnnrsurr.
;%% 3; !: sea Il xs9s .;S,s :a 4. ioss a is
Ss;: ;:s ,;sis!s Il x:I: ;:s;
|;;s! sss It'll II: "
"S ';:SS & / ~; # { S; iii l. til il s,"s '
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