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LEGAL.
SHERIFFss SALE. BY yirlu

NHERlFfss SALE. BY virtue az
lone Nenditioni Exponas Execution is.ued from
The N.xO Common Pleas Court, me directed ard
delivered, In favor Of .ohn IL. Watson and Patrick
shannan aud against Joseph y. Mccain and ganss m
Ailler PriLcqais Ard Charles l. Noble replevn bail
Am ordered 20 sell the following described Real
Estate situated Ia Nlso Coa ", Indiana, io-wI,.
piece of ground in the north
twenty GO supposed 70 contain "a In block
number seventeen llIl and loi number eighi o. IN
bloek number twenty C2o). both said iots beng
i1ntos addition 20 the town of rerre Hsufe. and
SATURDAY. NOV EMBER ,, lscl.
Within the legal hours 81 sid dsy, al the Court
House door. IA TeEre Haate. will on~r the
and profits Of the above described Real Estate.
gethrr With ali the privileges and aPpurtensnees to
the same belonging. fo~ term not eNceeaing seven
years, 10 the highrst biedeF for cash and upon fail
ure 70 realize sufficient 10 satisfy said tkecu-
tion sud cost. viii then and there offer the fee
simEfe In ana TO said Real Estate the highest bac
der for cash. 20 satisfy The same.
This 10Th day Vt October. 1851.
SAMCbL CONNER. Sh~rid
80 uw3w prs feess.0o.
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BANKING.

DRAIRIE CITY BANK No.
i to- Il her~ey gfvrr 70 ia ssockhoidsrs. thsi
~ snnusi rsstinf &C. ~ parpes- ~ stcfing uins
Brsctors 80 ~ srsnftg yeaf sill - b. II fhfir
n.nN Ins House IN Twrre hcuts. W.tnesfsy IN
siath Cav ~ Nos~rhsr nEst, 81 fua o'Ciosk
o<s1ta yNo Bach CssAssr
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m. s.lsairsbie naschin- ready g. III fruff
hsrvesf - l~gi d - possible. made better thee
ever hefre srt ~ii nrfhy the atfential ~ 81 faf
rnsrs wsrffus slrh warhiuss
Hbss 10 Superior IN this nartsi. ard u ID. sui,
tsin that ~fn properly grifi Grape Pre- az
PEI s.ie ~ 1.i r.specfshi- t~ilrrs
kafre-. 80 uasnufsrtnr~r.
". - IN koK.
Fsei. Works Hsrristlre D.
ss- for --i~ ~ a. Post~r. rerrs -Haafs. ~.
s~pf 4 d 1no
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.'OrE neighbOr gets u? a rery snail 'A'-~
hood '-JourHai
our neighbor gets up Gerry t'y one
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Medicated Hair Wash

DROF. GEORGE W. CANADA
n having rstfief bis Shssing md Hair Dressing
salccr sfsclnsns the Terrs taafe House bess leave
20 inion The ciurens snc rnhie generally, that he
= nos prepared q vat upo1 Customers IN his
usual sstisfscfory manner. Strrf sfsnfior gv~n 70
nhamrooninr snd Cu'fing ladies snd Little Gfris'
air eso ". CANADA
Mil
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SCHOOLS.

4 SCHOOL MEETING will BE-
= u h~l1 ~ 80 sehssi Hca-e. NJ q iIsw~ftsi -
H<fr Asen nsEshir. 81 safurfss srruine nssf 90
ira g. mnfa srrans sznsnts &C. egsrief srhtoi
- iatu Ar srneEas. Dlrsctsr
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SUGAR EvAPORAToR.
Still UnriValled.

oOK'S PORT BILE
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Health and Strength

iA~iss 20 inoussut- T. = warranted 10 s,. ..,.
tot- II vii cure sny cis. Tie k.of,-x. ~,
o. Bscier: Painting, Distracted N.D~r.-,i,, -,
lux o, tie Nonh. hsrrelnes, a. stv t,.e...>
frosn Chronic ~ N~rvon. g-ls.isy ., = - 1000,
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STOVES and TINWARE.
I'll C.{RD !!

No other surpass this, a hundreds who have
nsed them can testify. A fall supple OF Heating
Stoves Of all patterns Lab ihi II the new stock
ieforc making purchasrs m
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Nest fseffrieu- g. DetisLsfuf Cor
dsni f-Ssr GaLcus

Il snt> 10 srs ca-iy usif,g EcI<sn-s Strengsis~<-
ifg torsasl. certify that Il j. ab~oiutiy an matte
bic resnety fos removing and iNy.G0RATrNc "a.
shattered ard Diseased ;, stem. rurifvlrc ara O.
ricsng The bloot-restssiisx the SicR .n-.rlsr 4, .
valid a.
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NEWS FROM FORTRESS MoNRoE.
Severe Fight between the Rcbcis and n
Union Scouting Party.


Foaragss MoyRoz July f3 1891
scouting party from the Seventh New York rcgi
mcnt, numbering thrty-scvon mon, under command of
Lcutenans Icyrensen and Moscbcc fell into an smbas
cadc yesterday noon, nine miles abcve Newport News,
and lost thirteen men, including the two Ic,enans xiii
cd or missing.
They were attacked by company Of cavalry ona hun
drcd strong and retrcatng woods were met by
strong force Of Infantry
Two or three Of the Germans are known to be killed
and lieutenant icvrcng,u seen TO fat under his
horse which was SHOT.
Four or five OF tho horscmcn were killed or The mis-,
ing these not killed undoubtedly prisoners in the re-
bells bands
Seven companies OF tho Seventh went out in the oft ar
noon and picked up s,raggics AMI found one or
two dead bodies az Tho rebels
The conflict was most sanguinary Tho expedition was
undertaken without Colonel Phelps knowledge or consent,
Colonel B,ndix at tho first Colcnc ALIENS cour
martial aud knew nothing OF tho movement
II ~ impossible today 10 give of The killed and
missing AZ they werc not known this morning when left
Newport News. will furnish Thorn at the earliest
moment.
Tho court martial in the Of Colonel Alien OF tho
New York FIRST regiment met day again hut cvi-
dcncc taken. Tho Court hold secret session and
adjourned sine die at two O'Clock r. ~ Nothing La,
transprcd rs to The OF this adjournment
General Butler this afternoon went Newport News to
inquire into The matter
large number Of passengers have just arrived from
Boston BY Tho steamer $ Il Sp,uldng
From Tho latest information there must be consdcra
bic force 4, Dig De,h,
m,1s.ngcr from Newport News just arrived, states
that twelve Of Coionci4;cnd,x mon missing.
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Important to Mail Stca m ship COmpa mics.
The Senate Chamber of Deputies the republic OF
Musical and ORA Matters.

The melting heat of summer and the every day increas
ing interest Of the Intelligence from the theatre OF
have not altogether succeeded in qucnchn the enterprise
Of our dramatic caterers the arder of the paygong
public Although nearly all New York may he said to be
of town, and churches and theatres consequently all
but deserted still there lively remnant which serves
to keep of theatres open. For what would
New York do without its actors and its theatres?
First and foremost Oh the bills we fnd Miss Laura
Keene announcing the nvncibe "Scven Sisters for
other week, and maybe for many weeks more. In two
hundred and twenty lights Of its triumphant career
three hundred and forty thousand people have made the
acquaintance Of the fair sserhood, and yet they
ready rresen, themselves to the public in all teir
freshness and beauty for some time to come.
Tie management, OF the Winter Garden taking courage
from the perse verance OF Laura kccnc, have an.
nounced engagement with those popular youag
American players, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Florence.
rlaygoers win at call 10 mind the irish boy
aud the Yankee Girl, with their extraordinary
delincatons Of Irish and American comedy. new and
spacious vesbu!e has been opened with the
theatre, and, with such music Mnilcrhaucr will pro
vide, the enter anmens cannot fail to be gratifying The
pieces selected For this evening tho comic drama
''Handy Andy and Mrs rorence's protean farce GA
Lesson for Husbands"
The enerprisng proprielors Of the New Bow-ry an
FOR this evening new romantic drama. entitled
s'The Pirates Of the Savannah in which the Of the
whole company will be brought to bear The perform
arcos will conclude with exhibition OF the acrofatic
powers Of NJ. John Denier, the gymnast and tho well
known farce of "Huniing Turtle"
AT Barnums Museum Professor Anderson, Jr has
been achieving considerable success, and will continue
interesting pcrfr all this The Abiso Sis
ters Grizzly Bear, Lion, and other living curioscs
sn bold their ground and will doubtless coBtiasea at
tract the pubic.
The Broadway concert halls are in Cu' feather The
Cante bury Earring programme for is even
ing The Concert Hall promises OF fun and
the Crystal Palace Gactes and Mctodcon vic with each
other the spice and elegance OF tho selections they
make for the amusement of their patrons.
Mr. Adams is playing engagement at td.o. f,oston
Museum Among other pieces the "Isdy OF Isyops' was
played last week. Mr. Adams sustaining the character OF
Ciaudc Afcnotte" Edwin Forrest present and sat
out the whole play.
A sensation drama entitled "Ihe Zouavo's Revenge or
BrowpeH tho Avcpger," is the boards az the Al
bany theatre.
II is reported that Tom P'acide is engaged Cor tho
coming season at Wallack' p2w theatre.
George Christy's Ministries the only African troupe
left. They perform nightly.
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THE REGIMENT OF SHARPSHOOTERS.
TO THE EDITOR OF YuE HERALD

In the notice Of the trial OF candidates for the above
giment in Sundays HERALD, it is stated that but half
dozen out OF several dozen proved successfu-i e. max
ing string OF fifty inches in ten shots two hundred
yards understand that they used service rifles Ir So
she is dozen did remarkably well Il the conten plated
regiment are TO be armed with tho best service rife
known, prophesy they will come up to the gcncrai
expectation norprovc very appalling 10 the enemy MY
idea wonld be 10 arm them with the best target rifles
gioDc sights, slug balls and patches, bail drvor,
ana powder Ia the TASK, Then allow them
to operate under their officers and about as they
pleased, subject OF course any order the general
whom they are attached should give them aud my word
Tor they would create Their loading wond be
somewhat slow, hut with the rifles indicate and those
who know how Ia them few shots 300 yards would
DO thrown away the enemy would nnd them expcdt
enough To load 4 minute, five minutes,
ana making generally work of it, would tell tale
tu arm regiment with rifles that are loaded with tho
ordinary ball cartridge and you ill have nothing
peculiarly terrible far riemnu with target rita,
WIZ ht man every time at 200 yards FINE RIFLE
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t1sN[ XsYFRt rrsTV4.~r- :: =, ~
nAiiltAk9 A0vtlkNfs IN NV YORK.
MtKtIrrEC foR r4E ARMY.

~
The reports FROM qs recfgIqs staops FOR the first ten
daysW his moathl FepofS as made Up for headqaar-
tiers every ten dsys~saow Continuance Of the dulpes
Which mas characterized recruiting since the end Of APRIL
The three general service recruiting Offices in this city,
in Hudson street Cedar street and not
average one man each per dem while the regimental
onces Tor the Twelfth infantry, in Broadway and York
vihe are still more unsuccessful Unless other
are adopted for filing this regiment or unless there
considerably more activity than at present obtains the
Twelfth will remain regiment of officers cans men for
some time to come. An impression prevails in certain
quarters that the new regimenis--onc cavalry artl
lery apd nine niaptry-added TO the military establish
ment by the Presidents proclamation of May 8, will be
recruited from the volunteers practicable, and
that in the meantime very great excrtons will be made
to complete them is anticipated that large proportion
of the volunteers WILL by the end Of the war have be-
come accustomed to, not say in love WITH soldiers
life that they viii eagerly enlist in tho regiments
after little relaxation, which means after all their
money Is sauandered.
The Germans who had entirely forsaken the regular
cru'ng Offices during the formation of the DcKab and
Other volunteer regiments containing preponderance OF
Germans, and ia which knowledge OF the Engiish Ian
guage was not absolutely Indispensable beginning to
return Several have been enlisted this month"; and more
rejected not having enough English.
may be recorded apropos to the presence of certain
Prussiaa officers III Washington at this time, that among
the German applicants at of New York Offices
a soldier IN the uniform Of the Seventeenth Prucs0n
mantry ffc had obtained leave OF absence for two
years, and thought that the best way TO spend his holt
day was to come TO this country assist 10 the settlement
of onr difficulties on the battle Geld and hts
regiment all in good time. He had doubt everything
would be settled before his rgrlough expired OF course
he coaid no, be enlisted in the regular army but he
seemed determined 70 do little fighting FOR freedom and
the unionr Dr. Feihc ind die Union he expressed
ithc viii no doubt and his way southwark and hope
he viii return 70 his Natcrand mono The for what
ever assistance he may render TO the country which
so many thousands Of bs brethren have fouad feoedon
wealth and aappncss
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THE EyCET SIOR BRICADE

faoGRBss or AFFAIRS CAMP s0oTr--TRrAL or
WARDS nifLED STEEL CANNoN-RGroRr OF TuG
COMMtTrsh, ere.
The nustcring into the United states service * going
ahead at Camp Scott the quarter Of Sckrs' brigade
Captain Human visited the camp Tuesday and Wednc,.
day last and mustered several computes Of the Fourth
regiment of Fire zouavcs.
Recruits longer allowed to receive ra,uns until
they mustered into service which TO avoid difficulty
is done immediately after their arrival upon ground
which seems 10 facilitate the subsistence department,
and is an additional guarantee Of discipline and order
Capt dwight, or the United States Army, has asked
leave of absence for the purpose Of accepting tho position
of Lieutenant Colonel in tho arst rcgmont Of the Excel
sior brigade
Captain Dimriche West Pointer, is raising company
for the brigade lie has now sixty men, aud VIII 30
mustered IN as soon as his company is full
About tho LIST OF May General sicklcs decided 30 arm
his brigade with three six gun batteries of steel riei
cannon from plans and designs submitted by Mr. Nor
Ward two Of the batteries TO carry six pon. conf
cal shot and she'll with cabrc Of 6I0 inches and
one battery "a carry weve pound conc shot aud shell,
with calbrc of 67 100 inches Contracts made.
and the rst OF the FOUNDER guns completed aud for
wardcd TO Camp Scot for inspection and trial. also 10
fire the national salute the Fourth of July The FOL.
lowing report shows the result obaincd:--
Report OF special commission composed Of officers a
pointed by General d. f. Sck.cs from the Excelsior Jr
gadc on an informal trial of Norman Wards patoat r
steel cannon and carriage. which wes made on the Of
July, in tho vicinity of Camp Scott, using Hotcl,ks,'
projcctilcs--
GENERAL sIc,uIs-Your committee in accordance with
your Instructions, proceeded to the trial ground the
morning Of the SO INST to witness tho testing oao Of
Wizard patent stool rneJ aud improved c,rrigc
The gun snountcd placed trial carriage and
target OF wcuty feet square erected nj distance
OF 433 yards. Eleven shots were 8rei at the target
three Of which were Cor adjusting sights aud range.
Eight Of tho eleven shots struck, hitting ;ts butts
eye. The tim, OF flight was three and hale seconds,
aud the elevation tvo degrees, thirty eight inmates Ten
Of tbs shots passed on from one 10 two ndrcd yards b.
You'd the target before making the frst Craze foil
short Of the target one shst was a'ca into he bsoc;
twenty degrees and penetrated about four feet Ono
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Ffogs Temple AND ETHAN Aldss Migss The tro
ting match between Ethan Alien nod his running male
Flora Temple mile heats, best three in five to wagons
comes POI this afternoon tho Union Course Long
Island It viii be remembered that Ethan Allen and
mate made dead heat with i.,nern, in .z24,. ANA
Lth is nov The finest pos ibe condilon is snpns
cd mat he will be able to reduce tho absNc figures
Flora Tempc is hard beat almost any OF speed
always avng li;tle lct when wanicd-se has the cali
in ,hc betting and will retain il against all unit
herself and 2:20 are badly beaten.
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THE POLISH LEGION.
TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.

NEW York, July Is, 1891
You will confer a favor on the undersigned as well a.
my counlrymen who serving in the United States
army, TO give this place in your journa-Somc Of the
daily newspapers notice their columns that Colonel
Julian Aliens Polish legion failure" II may be
noarly 80 called NJ far Polish regiment concerned
hut M for the members OF the called Polish legion
every one has been attached TO the Thirty first regiment
New York state Volunteers, and also have to offer
TO the general government nearly eight hundred
serve for the war, for which purpose intend visiting
Washington IN few days. In addition will have O bat
terry of Bishops patent brcech loading guns
JULIAN ALLEN
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Personal IyAfcktise NICE.

Gov Bailey and family, OF the Bahamas; Lieut. i. F.
White OF Hampton, va; X T. Dillon OF New York: j. H.
Adams and Dr. l.. G. Kinney, Oh Norwich Conn, stop
wing at the Brcvoort housc.
Dr. T. r. Conway and O. T.. Sharter sad wife, OF CALI
rornia. j. NJ Andrews and A. N. Randall, Of the United
states Army; G. 7. Norman Of louisville, KY G. o..
Blake of Bos ton and s. IL Webb, Of Ohio, stopping
at the Metropolitan Hotel.
p Dodge oe tho Seventy 1rst regiment; s Iegendre,
OF Havana c. T. Harris, Wisconsin; }. Mccormick, o.
Ohio: G. Cook of California; Mrs. 0'Rilcy, OF Hamilton,
@ W. Mrs johnson and daughter, OF ST. John, y. b.: N
JAMESON OF Ohio, and n. s Ph,llip Of New Iork are
stopping III the Iaisrge House.
Genera, r. r. Ncgrete, OF Central America; Judge
Shkinner and family, and }. j. Tracy, Of
Chicago; G. c. Whiting OF Washington: pP.
Childs OF Saratoga Springs J. s. George, Of Nassau
j. w Rice and c. W. Ganonpe of Boston and T. {. Lewis
Of Philadelphia, are stopping at the 81. Nicholas.
Governor lsaac ]. Stevens Of Washngto ON Territory
Hen. q. A. Shaw, Of Boston; Major Heynoes, Of thc
United States Army and wife, Captain Lawrence, Of the
shin webster Mrs. John G. Fremont and Family aud
Daniel Glib California; Mrs f. n Baker, Of Oregon
woythugton, CINCINNATI G. D. MeaaHey, ofPhiadelpha
Evan Lyons of Georgetown Mrs Bridge and Mrs North
Of Stonngton Frederick Segg OF London; g. w Grafln
n X Potter, J. T. Campbell, j. pdhmm spd John b. Fol
ger, OF Boston, are stopping al thc Astor House.
Major Kendrick, Of the United States Army; O. Bene
DICT cf Bethel; ". Moore NJ F. ballett and Wle.
are stopping at the Aibemsrle Hotel.
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FIRST REGIMENT. WASHINGTON GREys

Colonel Merritt, e9camped at East New York,
made ubiant Thursday night by the arrival of
their tents, warh had been delayed some days.
Everything indcat;s spcsdy mastering in
ann departure of The regiment they desire 10 re.
turn thanks To- the Rtvoklyn Central and Jamaica
Railroad Tor their liberathy in transporting recruits to
the camp without charge and for free passes for field and
stan officers and also TO he New York Medical and
ladies' tnioa Associations sappy shirts &C. for
the Donations &c, will he thankfully received
headquarters, 5S4 Broadway, and gratefully acknow-
lodged
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BntchcIor's Hair Dyc--The Best i'm the
world harmless reliable and Sold aud, an.
Piled at BAfttiiELoRS Wig Factory, is Bond street.
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MI GliSf ~ ~
p0Vy o. o9yNry' composed almost exclusively Of Irish
men q wealth and respeciabty, are under orders TO
march f0r the seat Of War; and win depart todsv pro-
yide the necessary Arrangements therefor bS perfected
lie Ianpers belong TO the First regiment cavalry aud
are splendid body Of athletic men, we'll fitted Tor the
heavy business which they will be called upon TO per-
form in conflict with the rebels
RELIEF FUND-SlXTY-NlNTH REGIMENT.
The following sums have been paid into the hands OF
Richard O'Gorman, treasurer Of the above fund since
June %, 1861.
Robert McCanerty, per John Hennessy. ......... 10
John T. Doyle, Esq, per John Heahessy.. .,...... so
Tptal. Observation-Disclosures. $40
Total amount heretofore received ........... $3.50
Total amount received to date ..............$35 500
bspusen 10 aate. ll73
Balance in hand on 18th July 1851. ........s235 3
RICHARD 0GORMAN Treasurer.
CHARLES r. DAILY, Chairman.
WM }. KANE, Secretary.
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rHEc ARrwRIGHrrREE Observation-Disclosures.

Ms. Thsnas w Cartwright desires US TO contradict a
snianeY made Fortress Monroe correspondence
the t inst insinuatiug that Mr. cartwrights SON. who
was wounded Big Bethel, bad transferred for
sdefaou free pass 10 Baltimore given 10 him by the
arous Of the Steamboat transportation Company
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= ss. sss Z X, s,.e s.. ss'ss .ss W
soIaiers-,Yoswsrd, with co6ousror1 rare. FORWARD,
to destroy .Aat faction whisp, ehboid hsd 81 5000
successes s.. prsssnds to dicts@ terms ths
not even that alternative; fr death w9ld rot slsett
them sod 'T0% sTominy - NJ MI.
misguided ctzeSs with opeh arms " would they but Nv
down the weapons with which they attack u.s. VIII on the
contrary increasingly pursue them while they remain m
arms The government has Just appreciation q It's duty
towards the country and your Efforts II II falls II shall
fall with honor But no. It cannot fall, sustained as is
by your loyalty and your courage.
TkyJo, April q, 1861 BARTOL0ME CALyO.
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y ! I:;s9 IA; ! ssss, e,
'otal for wears I .662
Total for 10 vrs .sib 1872 eco
eco 3.O3l .092

You will thus perceive that there is balance in favor
Of the export trade of the republic during the last ten
It may not be out of place to Inform you that the do
nestle manufactures OF the country are upon the in
manufactured last year within the limits of the republic
(and that too for the greater part by the native Indian
popuatlon) as 900 yards of woolen goods 200 wooen
angas or blankets, 900 yards OF cotton goods and
several thousands of ybosas an article OF Clothing worn
by the women, and answering the purposes of shawl
The cotton growing tract OF country in this republic is
very extensive, both the Atlantic and Pacific coasis
and were some of our American capitalists to turn their
attention growth of this important staple here they
would find 1t highly remunerative, the quality OF cotton
grown cannot be surpassed by any now raised
in the United States. ! shall be most happy
TO furnish Information this subject
TO persons DESTROYS Of it, and you at liberty TO furnish
my address to such As postage Is, however expen
sive luxury here Zone dollar per etters United
states postage stamps should be enclosed to cover the
postage payable in this city.
There every prospect Of largo increase in the export
of coffee this year. and many will turn their attention
To that article that cochneal Is lowered in price and
subject to such casualties the present year has brought
about have no doubt but that ere long il viii form the
principal article of export from the country and as the
quality Is very superior will pay the planters better
the long run than cochneal has ever done.
The government has just conceded 10 an American
house the permission TO introduce free OF duty, certain
ingredients used by them for the publication and coagua
ton Of India rubber milk, and known here as ftzgb-
hons Process. so far 1t has proved the best most sim
pie and most rapid Of any now known
Important TO Mail stca IN ship Companies.
Venezuia Decree
Sole Article The Executive Power hereby authorized
TO oonccde tho following franchises to the steam vessels
which do packet service between any ports OF the
republic, or between them and foreign ports.
l. Exemption from the port dues referred to in articles
list and 9th Of the decree OF June 1868 when they
enter aud sail loaded.
g Exemption from the licenses TO which ali other yes
sells are subjec, by the laws Of customs for their loading
and unloading.
Sec. The Executive Power in making these concessions
will endeayor to obtain all possible advantages in behalf