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Interesting News from south America.

Interesting News from South America.
NEW YORK, July 13-Letters from the South
American repub lics are dated Lima on the 22d
ult. Valparaiso on the 10TH ult., and La Paz,
Bolivia, on the 31st of May.
All the officers of the late revolution in Peru
had surrendered and received their pardons
from Congress. - s-E
A law had been passed giving high honors
to Oastella, the chief Of the revolution, who
had died recently in Arico, and settling q full
portion on his widow.
A proposition was before Congress declaring
the Minister to the United States unworthy OF
the confidence OF the nation. ,s
Heavy guns and munitions of war were con.
FINALLY arriving at Callao.
The w ateree lived on the 18th nit.
Exciting debates were occurring daily In the
Chilean congress between the government and
opposition members.
The President OF Bolivia is reported to be
conducting the affairs of his State in most
tyrannical manner In the treaty just con-
Guided with Brazil 1t is ascer AIMED that he
on the right side OF Paraguay.
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DROP SAILS FOR COAL.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,


GOVERNMENT HOSPITAL FOR THE INSANE,
NEAR WASHINGTON, ID. G., July 5, lSG.N
Sealed Proposals will be received at the office Of
this Institution until noon on FRIDAY, July ~,
1861 for furnishing and delivering at the Hospital
wharf seven hundred (1U0D tons 2240 pou nds tho
ton of best run OF mine Cumberland Bitumi-
nous Coal, and two hundred l200) tons best Anthra
cite Coal, egg size. Bids will be received from
same person firm for the delivery of both the BIZ
luminous and Anthracite Goals. or for one kind
emily; but they will not be considered unless the
name is given by which the Coal proposed TO be fur
nished is known in the market nor unless they
made by dealers or miners, who must furnish eyi-
dence satisfactory TO the undersigned that they
able to fulfill their business engagements, and in
the habit of fulfilling them with promptness AMI
exactness.
Bids will be held to be binding for enc week after
they are received, and the right is distinctly
served reject all any of the bids offered if
the judgment of the Superintendent the Interests
of the Government require il.
The coal must be delivered in barges or fiat bot
tom centre board vessels which draw not exceed
ing six and one half feet of water when loaded.
The delivery must commence on or before the first
about two hundred (a00) tons each week till the
furnish is delivered.
The coal will be removed from the boats and
weighed by the Hospital, and at its expense, and
settled for accordingly one per cent. being allowed
for wastage in unloading and Carting from the
wharf to the scales, which are on the hill, thu
Hospital edifce.
Payment will be made for each cargo immedi-
ately after il is delivered and weighed.
jy 6-satuth2W
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PROPOSALS FOR ENGINE HOUSE.

Re u sSnetso BY he Board Of Aldermen and Boar1
6 to'rmor cobstti. That the sum of twelve thou
SAND dollars; or so much thereof may he neces-
Of the general fund, for the purebass of q sn;tsbI
lot, and 10 build an engine bouse for Tie psa Of
Steamer No. /. That the location and site OF the
engine hogse ana Plan Of the building shall be
Board of Aldermen, one member Of the Board
of Common Coz neil. and the Board OF Fire ON
missoners; and the said engine house shall be
shall constitute the building committee. and under
their direction the building shall be erected;
said building committed shall advertise in thres
daily papers in the city of Washington tor ten 10,
successive days for proposals. according 10 plans
and specifications to be provided. and award the
contracts to the most advantageous bidder or hid
ders, he or they giving security for faithful com
pliance with the contracts in double the amount of
his or their bids for the erection of said engine
house; and in case shall the contractor or con
tractors be paid for any extra work or materials
mttee, or such legally authorized person they
may select for that purpose; and q specific tina
hail be named in the contracts for the completion
Of the work Contracted for, under suitable forfeit
for each day q failure
Approved December 8, 1855.
OFFICE FIRE COMMISSIONERS
Room No. 3, West Wing City Hail. july 2, lSG.f
ceiyed at this Office for ten 0 days from this date
for erecting Building for the of Steamer
No. /.
The location of the above to be on X street north
18th street west. Lot 4, Square l4. Plans and
specifications for the above building can be
this Office between the hours of 9 and each day.
The right is reserved TO Ieiest any O. al BIDS
II I'M n RNiGHT.o
JOHN T. C. CLARK,
CHAS. i. CANFIELD,
JOHN W. THOMPSON,
THOMAS BERRY.
U9-l6t Building Committee.
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Boiler Explosion and Loss Of Life

LANCASTER, Pa, July 13-Tbe boilers of
the Fulton Cotton Mill exploded this morning.
Engineer David Howard was killed. The sn :
perrin endent had both legs and an arm broken.
He is supposed to be MORALLY wounded. The
fireman had his legs fractured, and was other
wise injured. A few female operatives who
were in tae mill were more or less injured.
One OF the boilers was blown into the mill,
and the other carried over square The
northeast end OF the building is demolished
A man named Myers was found in the ruins,
and there may be more bodies under them
The mill was owned Dy j. X. Bitney & Bros.
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tinctly charged tAat crueleies AaA been psrpe.
trated ON feoei heieoaefs, and that there should
Be an Investigation.
The rules .were suspended. ana the resolu-
den and preamble AGREED to--1C6 to6
OF the Ccnfereuce Committse on the recon.
structidA bill, rave brief sxplanatiOn oft,
an4 wse followed BY Mr. Holman, who said
that while opposed 10 tho I'LL. he had agreed
tothe report q the best adjustment that could
Be made bet veen the two Houses.
The report Of the Oommittee OF Conference
was agreed to
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=. THE INDIAN Wharf.-The report Of the Com
missioner of Indian Affairs, July 18th, 1867,
relative to the existing Indian troubles, in
reply to resolution OF the Senate of July sth
1867, says:
The Indians now at war are the Northern
rlors; Minnecouyou band of Fetou Sioux, 509
part OF the OGallaIla band ofSioux, $50: part
OF The Brule band of Sioux, 800; part of the
TWO Kettle band of Sioux, 300-the whole
numbering about LOCO warriors.
Thece were the Indians who perpetrated the
Phll. kearney massacre, and have since been
carrying on the war In the north
On the Plans further SOUTH the Sou tbern
Cheyednes and Arapahoes. about 500 warriors,
are the only Indians known to be making hos
tile demonstrations.
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The Fillibusterins Expeditions to Mexics

The Fillibusterins Expeditions to Mexico.
NEW YORK, July 13-Two fiibustering ex-
petitions to Mexico to avenge Macmillan are
rapidly filling mp in this city. a similar or
ganization is also in progress In Buffalo and
in New Orleans.
The expedition has been organizing for a
long time. At first it was their intention to
seize Macmillan in Queretaro and demand q
heavy price for him from Juarez or Austria,
but on the news OF his execution they chan ged
the scheme to one of vengeance. The ranks
are filling up slowly.
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From the Piains-Defeat of Troops By the
Indians-The Cholera at Fort Harker.
LAWRENCE, KANSAS. July IA fight took
place near Fort Wallace on the both ultfno, in
which six cayalrymen were killed, and the
soldiers driven back to the fort.
A non commissioned officer captured by the
Indians was mutilated and tortured in most
horrible manner. a-a~.. L. --..
Thirteen coiored soldiers had died at Fort
Harker from cholera.
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FIN AN CIAL.

During the week ending to-day there has
been received 1t the Treasury department from
the printers, $4,000 in fractional currency.
During the same period there has been for
warded to National banks and others,
S365,955 10 with $4,000 in 81 anG 50 notes to
the Assistant Treasury at Philadelphia
The amount Of securities held by the Treas
urer Of the United States in trust for National
Banks, reported to-day, was as follows: For
circulating notes, S3tn.6l5 500; for deposits Of
public moneys, S3S.S76, $50; total. 1919, i96, $40
The amount OF national bank currency issued
during the week was S16O,550, making the total
amount issued up to date S3O3, 200, 267. From
this is to be deducted the currency returned
intending worn.out notes, amounting to 81
425 1862, leaving in actual circulation at this
date sos, 7sO.3A.
The amount of fractional currency redeemed
and destroyed during the week was S349,0OO
The receipts from internal revenue to DAY
were $500, 722, making the total amount for the
week ending to-day "A .s75, 1874 32, and the total
since the Isl INST. SI3,2L6, 96p73.
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NeOvERHMKNY pECURlTIEs.
wAsn1Harcs. July 10, tss7.-Jay Cooks g
%. fasnisA tie following quotations Of 6sv-
arm ynant aAcuritiaos


FINANCIAL.
Lewis johnson & 90, quote Stocks ana
Bonds in home and foreign N arkets a. follows:
NRw YORK. July i3.-F'irst Boafd-U. :. 6's,
1881, coupon, liUk; do. registered, -; do.
5.20's, coupon, lliA; do. registered, - do.
Certificates -; do $40. new issue. -; do.
1905. los; lO4Os registd, -; coupon, l024;
Pacific Mail, 1855; Atlantic Mali. no. Canton
Co., 4S; Cumberland, 40; Quicksilver, 80 {;
Erie Railway, 70x; preferred. 76S; Hudson
River Railroad. iUs; Reading X. r., lU3I
Michigan Central. lo9X; Michigan Southern.
s0x; Illinois Central Il. r., l23 Cleveland
and Pittsburg, 9lx; Northwestern, 4i7s; do.
preferred, 6s4: !OievelaBd and Toledo, ll9x;
Rock Island, ON; Fort Wayne, iTf; W..
Union, AK.
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RavaSes Of the Cholera at Fort Harker-
Suicide Of an Army officer.

ST. LoE1s. July ia special disp patch from
Junction City, Kansas, says the cholera broke
out at Fort Harker on June '2sth, since when
ment and several citizens, including Geo. K
Eaton and VIM. Edwards, of the Quartermas
ter's department., and brothero OF Capt. Arms.
have died.
There are now nearly twenty soldiers in the
hospital sick with the cholera. The surgeon
thinks the disease was caused by tAe recent
overflow Of the Smoky Hill river.
Seven citizens Of Salina and one of junction
City, also died. " .Hraa@
Major Cooper, of the 7th cavalry. shot him
self through the head in At of temporary
insanity while on march with Gen. Gustav.
The volunteer cavalry is rapidly arriving at
Fort Harker
The Indians have gone to receive their an :
nuity Goods from Leavenworth and Major
WynkOop.
Smoky Hill route is quiet .-
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OF THE INTERIOR
IL UNITED STATES P4TENT OFFIC

ON the petition of PHlLO sYLLA of Elgin, H.
LIMOS, and AUGUSTUS ADAMS, of Sandwich, IL
lnos, praying for the extension Of patent granted
sued in divisions numbered 72I. To- 723 72 725 and
726 and dated the 18th day of May 1889 the reissue
numbered 722 was again reissued the 18th day of
May. 1854 for an Improvement in Grain and Grass
Haryesters for seven years from the expiration of
said patent, which takes place on the 10th day Of
September 1861
1t ordered that the said petition be heard at the
PatentO flee on MONDAY the 9th day Of ptcmber
next at II clock M; and all persons notified
to appear and show cause, if any they have, why
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to
file in the Patent Office their objections, specially
set forth in writing at least reRtg days before the
day of hearing all Testimony filed by either party
TO be used at the said hearing must be taken and
transmitted in accordance with the rules of the of
flee. which will be furnished on application.
DISPOSITIONS and other papers relied upon testi-
mony must be filed in the Office ttrsnty days before
the day of hearing; the arguments, ii any, within
ten DAYS after filing the testimony.
Ordered also. that this notice be published in the
Republican and the Intelligencer. Washington, d
c. and in the Elgin Gazette. Elgin, Ill once week
for three successive weeks the first of said pubca
tons be at least sixty days previous the day of
hearing I. G. THEAkER.
~ 6-N3w cOmmissi Oner of Patents.
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~HARMoNY CIRCLE.-The semi annual
u3 meeting of the above association is hereby
postponed until ST SDAi, July Is, at Pc p. m
it - H. L. BLoUT, Sec.
n+THE PRIN TIERS PICNIC, at the Seventh
grant AFFAIR on 60 the ne1 5e. 10Th inst
ti9ns have been made 10 secure order and decorum
Cook : Band will furnish the music 'A 80 q It
NEW JERUSALEM TEMPLE. 1sweden
w borgian.l North Capitol St, between B and
oocs seats rse Sunday w. mFrnng At
folrs To e. on n ,he DIVINITY Of @
ity, Incarnation, Redemption Gc it,
0@PUBLIC sCHOOLs-THTRD DISTRICT,
The distribution ofMedals and Premiums to the
pupils of the PUBLIC schools of the Third District
prs ,Sa tN sznns "ftne PstEe1 will take place
between ami streets lonth on on III i!Fsst
nAi NM " iS Fine Fine 18th inst a. O'Clock The
dia.e No, !, with the medal and premium pupils
Of the 3tler schools in the District will, assemble
AZ 1hc hailaeh 6uiiai5s on THURSDAY afternoon
church. e. T. BOiSEAT '"'
p s M hb b TT hEI e r.
rHTRCH, corner Of Ninth and p streets. on SAB
be aRd The ssb will
church property The public are Invited to attend
i~WAuGH CHAPEL, coRNER THIRD
III.
The Church having been thoroughly repaired and
renovated, will be RE-DEDIGATED ON sim
Dan the l4th instant. Rev j. Thrown. OF
Baltimore. assisted by Rev. GEO. G. MARKHAM
Services at u clock "a III. and p. m. Love least
at 81 O'Clock p IN. ~ To-
~pIANos, PLANost, PIANOS,
W AN UNPRECEDENTED TRIUMPH
pF ssls IS New YoR
nave been awarded BY the Supreme Jury of the Ex-
position The FIRST GeLD MEDAL OF MERIT Tor tIe
htfheI degree of perfeeftoa grand square and No
stsAt Ffohos AND the most paiaabH aSareut;ons
MeHsng ne grsateT progress IN the constructions of
Ssano yores trHa the strongest iad0rse,Beaf ar fs
* ad NJ ;iAIERMATIosALyLRy. e4. ~ 50
receive 60 the following cable dispafcK: ',--'
The great Seciete des Beaux Arts, OF part tk.tro
sser careful exana nation Of all the musical in
su raaa sAnipleed AZ the Hngis Expositiof
m e.'g Isawoniai sdat sreaiesl ssvsrior;iy
~ Z ''Y wv s. sNh II EtasSi' kce /
u "im Agents for Washington, .. c,
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PROPOSALS FOR FLOUR.
OFFICE DEpor CoMMIssARY OF SUBSISTENCE

OFFICE DEPOT CoMMIssARY OF SUBsTsTENCE.
WASHINGTON. d. C.. JULY J. ISL.
Scaled Proposals are invited until Tt ESDAY,
July Is, 1851 at II clock NJ. for furnishing the
Subsistence Department with
FIVE HUNDRED 500 BARRELS OF FI0t r.
The proposals will be for what s known al this
Depot Nos. and >, and bids will be entertained
for any quantity less than the whole.
Bids must be in duplicate and for each grade
separate sheets Of paper.
The delivery of the Flour to comnenge within
FIVE days from the opening Of the bids, and must he
delivered in such quantities, daily, as the Gov
eminent may direct. at the wharyes OF railroad
depot in Washington. D. f.
The delivery of all Flour awarded 10 be com
pleted within twenty days from the acceptance II
the bid
Bids will be received for Flour to be delivered in
new, oak barrels, head lined.
Payment Will be made in such funds a the Gov
eminent may have for disbursement.
The usual Government inspection viii be made
Just before the Flour is received, and none will les
accepted which is not fresh ground and of supe
rior quality. EE
No bid viii be entertained from parties who
have previously failed to comply with their bids
from bidders not prese mt to res pond.
Government reserves the right to reject any bid
for any cause
Bids 10 be addressed to the undersigned, at No.
223 G street. endorsed, Proposals for Flour
q. BELL,
a aniI - A
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PROPOSALS FOR NAVY CLOTHING.
NAVY DEPARTMENT.
BUREAU OF Provisions AND CLoTHIN

BUREAU OF PROVISIONS AND CLoTHISs.}
June IL, 1857.
: Proposals. sealed and endorsed Proposals for
Navy Clothing" will be received at this Bureau
until 2,s'clock p: m, ON TUESDAY, the 18th dag
of july next for TEN THOUSAND PAIRS
BLUE SATINET TROUSERS: $500 pairs deliv
cradle in New York, and 900 pairs in Boston; als1
TEN THOUSAND BLUE FLANNEL, OVER
SHIRTS, 600 deliverable in New York. ami 100
i'll Boston; both articles to be of the navy stadar
and delivered at the yards at the above named
places within sixty days after notification Of the
acceptance of proposal, and there pass the usual
inspection.
For description-of the articles and the packages
to contain them bidders referred to the pies
at. the said navy yards; and for Information tin
pam phet formb regarding contracts to the Offices
: of the commandments and paymasters of the several
navy yards.
Every offer must be accompanied by a written
guarantee signed by one or more responsible per
SONS the effect that he they undertake that the
bidder or bidders will if his their bid be accept
ed. enter into an obligation within five days with
good and sufficient sureties. to furnish the articles
proposed, the responsibility of the guarantors to
be certified to by the Assessor of Internal Revenue
for the District in which they reside.
No proposal ciR be considered unless nccORPnHi cd
By Spch guarantee and by satisfactory sridsHC tbai
the bfdder regular dealer the articles, aud adS
the license required by act OF CoHgrgSS.
III. BRIDGE,
ie I7-law4w Chief of Bureau.
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Fire in Boston.

Fire In Boston.
Boston, July 13.-This morning a fire de-
stroyed the American House. adjoining the
building the building owned by B. W. Labour.
recently leased by Jonn ), h nE who loses
from twenty to twenty-five thousand dollars.
The building was insured for ten thousand
dollars, ssst.
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DRoPUsALs FOR COAL AND WOOD.
SENATE OE IHR UNIrEp STALE

SENATE OF THR UNITED STATES,
QNee ofthe Sergeant at Arms, June II, l3I.A
Sealed proposals will be received at this Office
until IL o'clock NJ of Monday, July Is. 1851, for
supplying fuel for the Of the Senate of the
United States, as follows:
Seven hundred (700) tons q $40 ibs.l best White
Ash Furnace or Large Egg Coal, to be thoroughly
screened and free from dirt,
One hundred ilc0l cords best Bakers, Pine Wood.
Seventy five t75I cords best Oak Wood.
All TO be delivered and piled away in the Senate
vaults, under the direction of the Chief Engineer
within two 90 months after the contract is award
ed a GEO. T. BROWN,
je 18-td Sergeant-at- Arms u. &. Senate
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THE Ex EcUTIyE SESSION To.DAY-In the
business sent to the Senate to-day was the rec J.
iprocity freely made With the Sandwich
Islands, the treaty by France, Great
Britain, and the United States with Japan,
and the nominations referred TO elsewhere.
including that Of Mr. Bancroft to be Minister
OF Prussia, and John Hsy TO be Charge d'Af.
fairs 70 Vienna. The business was re1efred to
Com mitfees @z+ts281 Il
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AT HALF-PAsT p m, the Senate received
the conference committee report upon the sup
Elementary bill asreed TO by the House The
report IS under debate in the Senate, but viii
doubtless be agreed to this evening *sh'
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Yellow Jacket Stocks Down.
SAN FRANCISCO. July 12.-In conseq uence
Of bad break, yellow jacket running stocks
are generally lower. Yellow Jacket sold to-
day at eight hundred; a decline of seven hun
6rpd
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Burning of a Theatre at St. Louis.
ST. Louis, July 13.-The Theatre COMIC ne
was totally destroyed by fire this morning.
The origin Of the fire lie unknown.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
IL UNITED STA TES PATENT OFF

IN IL
On the petition of BERNARD HUGHES, of
Rochester, n. Y, PRAYING for the extension of a
for an Improvement in Trip Hammer, for seven
years from the expiration Of said patent, which
takes place on the 10th day of May, 1867:
1t is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Ofice on Monday. the goth day OF September
to appear and show cause if any they have, why
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to
file in the Patent Office their objections, specially
set forth in writing at least teriy days before the
day OF hearing; al MEG by either party to
mitted in accordance with the rules of the Office
which will be furnished on application.
timony must be led in the Office t1venty days before
the day of hearing; the arguments, if any, within
Ordered also, that this notice be published in fine
Republican and the Intelligence, Washington, D..
week for three successive weeks; the first of said
publications be at least sixty days to the
day of hearing. q T. G. THEAKER.is
= lel4-W3w Fyksa 3 3 commissioner OF Patents.
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NoMINATIoSs.-Tne President sent TO the
Senate to-day large batch OF nominations. all
OF which (of public interest) were OF appoint.
ments made during the recess and duly noted
in the newspapers when made. In brief ex i.
ecutiye session that took place immedia.eIv
after they were received, they are understood
to have been appropriately referred.
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N;HISkYt WHISKY y WHISKY
wv RARE CHANCE

w RARE CHANCE.
AT LEAST so PER CENT SAVED.
Just received large lot of fine Rye Wits
KIES from the best West Virginia distileres,
which will offer at the following reduced prices,
viz: AT $3.50, 1928. Si and S5 per galen retail
Wholesale purchasers will find a great deduction
from the above prices l viii also offer GIN :,
S275 per gallon retail, superior to any Gin sold
elsewhere than this house for less than 50 the
gallon. ,,
RIES direct from Europe, and in bond at NS
York, transferable to Georgetown custom house.
100 casks of Cadiz SHERRY and 80 casks of Cete.
or French SHERRY The Cette Sherry, such as(
the New York. Philadelphia and Baltimore houses
have been selling TO city dealers, according he1
generosity, at from IS, $3.50, and 81 per gallon;
win sell same article at $40 per gallon retail al
So per gallon wholesale. &c; GAUTIER,
ap2-ly Importer, x9S Penn a avenue.
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THE WHITE HoUsE.-A large number of
visitors were in attendance at the Executive
Mansion to-day. many OF whom had an audi.
enee with the President. Secretary Brown
ing, who returned to the city yesterday from
mis- recent visit to Illinois, visited the Presl-
oent Today, ana had long interview At.
tory General Stanbery also had an interview
with the Executive this morning.
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DISPOSAL OF PUBLIC LANDS IN CALIFoR.
MA AND OREGoN.-The Commissioner of the
General Land Office is in receipt OF returns
exhibiting an aggregate disposal of $500 acres
OF the public lands during the month OF Nav
las', at the following local Offices viz: Mays
vile, California, 1880 acres: San Francisco
California, s.55s acres; Stockton. California,
5.G5i acres; lisalia, California, 1886 acres
HUMBOLDT, California, 1,2O0 acres. Oregon
CITY, Oregon, 9251 acres; Rossburg, Oregon,
91oi acres. The greater portion of the land
was taken for actual settlement and cuItiya.
ton under the homestead law. and sold for
cash; the cash sales realizing Si2, sos